the people behind your care

Meet Our Hygienists

Personal connections. Thoughtful preventive care.

Meet Brenda

Care starts with listening

DENTAL HYGIENIST

Brenda believes that lasting relationships help
patients feel more comfortable and confident
about their oral health. She takes time to get to
know the person behind the smile, building trust
through honest conversations and a human touch.

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“Most patients want a dental provider they can relate to.”

Brenda

A lifelong commitment to dentistry

More than 30 years working in Ventura County

An early start

Began in dentistry at 16 through her high school’s ROP Dental Assistant Program.

A foundation in assisting

Earned her RDA while still in high school.

Education & leadership

Completed dental hygiene school at Pasadena City College, where she served as class president.

Supporting the profession

Trained as an RDA practical examiner for California’s student licensure program.

In Brenda’s Words

The best part of helping patients is building a long-term relationship where I hope to change their dental phobias, empower their dental health, and build trust.

When meeting patients for the first time, I ask questions about their family, job, interests, vacations, and everyday life. Most patients want a dental provider they can relate to, someone who can reduce their anxiety and be honest while providing care with a human touch.

The one thing I wish patients could take away from a dental hygiene visit is that they CAN take charge of their oral health, and prevention is the key.

Beyond the Dental Office

Outside the dental office, Brenda enjoys painting, gardening, and spending time with her grandson, Jackson.

What matters to Brenda

Building trust

Getting to know you beyond your dental history.

Helping you feel at ease

Listening to concerns and making space for questions.

Supporting prevention

Helping you take an active role in your oral health.

DENTAL HYGIENIST

Beyond the dental office

Family time, cheering on her kids at volleyball
and soccer, her pup Desilu, beach reading,
and travel.

Evelyn Liebscher

What do you love most about helping your patients?

I enjoy building relationships with my patients and helping them feel comfortable and cared for. I find it rewarding to help them make small changes that can have a lasting impact on their overall health.

What is your approach to making patients feel comfortable during their visits?

I try to make every visit feel relaxed and comfortable by listening to my patients, explaining what I’m doing, and making sure they feel heard and cared for.

What’s one thing you wish every patient knew about their oral health?

That small, consistent habits at home can make a much bigger difference than people realize.

Tell us one fun or interesting fact about yourself.

I’ve always been a little obsessed with teeth—by the age of 13, I knew I wanted to work in the dental field.

DENTAL HYGIENIST

Beyond the dental office

Paddleboarding, kayaking, snowboarding, painting, audiobooks, and exploring new places with her husband and family.

Brooke Ashe

What do you love most about helping your patients?

I love being able to build relationships with my patients and help them feel more confident about their oral health. It’s especially rewarding when I can make someone’s dental experience more positive and comfortable.

What is your approach to making patients feel comfortable during their visits?

I always try to create a welcoming, judgment-free environment. I take the time to listen to my patients, explain what I’m doing, and make sure they feel comfortable and heard throughout their visit.

What’s one thing you wish every patient knew about their oral health?

Small, consistent habits make a big difference. Brushing twice a day, cleaning between your teeth, and keeping up with regular dental visits can go a long way in preventing bigger problems down the road.