Lead Dentist & Founder
Training & credentials
- Dental degree DMD
- Academy of General Dentistry Fellow (FAGD) and Master (MAGD)
- Board certification Diplomate, American Board of Craniofacial Pain (DABCP)
- Board certification Diplomate, American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine (DABDSM)
- Fellowship Fellow, American Academy of Craniofacial Pain (FAACP)
- In practice since 2003, at this address
- Focus General and restorative dentistry, craniofacial pain, dental sleep medicine
Twenty-two years, one neighbourhood
Dr. Sirivolu started this practice in 2003 and is still the dentist many of the same families see today. Children she first met for a cleaning now bring their own children in. That continuity is the reason the practice looks the way it does: nothing here is built around getting a patient through the chair quickly.
The patients who were dreading it
The reviews that mean the most to her are not the ones about the dentistry. They are the ones from people who had put off a dental appointment for years — sometimes a decade — and left saying it was not what they had braced for. If you are that patient, say so when you book. It changes how the appointment is run.
Beyond general dentistry
Dr. Sirivolu is a Master of the Academy of General Dentistry, a standing that takes well over a thousand hours of continuing education to reach. She is also board-certified in craniofacial pain and in dental sleep medicine, which is why patients with jaw pain, chronic headaches, grinding, or sleep-disordered breathing are often referred to her by other dentists. You can read about that side of her work on our TMJ & sleep page.
About Dr. Sirivolu
Questions patients ask
Is Dr. Sirivolu taking new patients?
Yes. She sees new patients for exams, cleanings and restorative work, and the first consultation is free with no obligation. Ask for her by name on the booking form or when you call.
What does it mean that she is a Master of the AGD?
Mastership in the Academy of General Dentistry requires more than 1,100 hours of continuing education, a large share of it hands-on rather than lecture-based. Fewer than one per cent of general dentists in the United States hold it.
Does Dr. Sirivolu treat TMJ and jaw pain?
Yes. She is a Diplomate of the American Board of Craniofacial Pain and of the American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine, and treats jaw pain, chronic headaches, clenching and grinding, and sleep-disordered breathing alongside her general dentistry.
Can my whole family see her?
Yes. The practice treats children and adults, and families often book back-to-back appointments so one trip covers everybody.