We are thrilled to announce Dr. Lindsey Atkins, DDS to you – she will be joining our dental family this Summer. Dr. Atkins is originally from Longview, Texas and she is excited about getting to the Brazos Valley and away from the busy Houston atmosphere. Dr. Atkins earned her Bachelors in Science degree from Texas Tech University where she graduated summa cum laude. She went on to earn her Doctorate in Dental Surgery degree from The University of Texas at Houston, graduating at the top of her class, and then completed a residency in Advanced General Dentistry in the Texas Medical Center. During her residency, Dr. Atkins focused on complex restorative treatment plans including restoring implants, renewing smiles, and treating patients with developmental disorders. We are excited about everything Dr. Atkins will bring to our practice.
At Anderson & Atkins we consider our team and patients to be family – Dr. Lindsey Atkins is no exception. She is married to Dr. Brady Atkins, who joined the practice last year. They are both so excited to work together and continue to give the highest quality care that our patients deserve.
Outside of dentistry, the Atkins’ are parents to two dogs, Mia and Charlie. They are avid baseball fans and are always looking for reasons to be outside and be active. They are rooted by their faith in Christ and encouraged by their families daily.
As our dental family grows, we hope that you will join us in welcoming Dr. Lindsey Atkins the next time you are in the office. She will be easy to spot as she is joyful, positive, and will always greet you with her wonderful smile! If you have any questions about Dr. Lindsey Atkins or if you’d like to setup an appointment, please call our office at 979-846-1813.
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