Meet Your Team
Carrie, CDA
Certified Dental Assistant
Carrie graduated from NHTI’s Dental Assisting program in 1993 and joined Dr. Sigua’s team in 2005. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, camping, 4-wheeling, running, and exercising.
Amy, CDA
Certified Dental Assistant
Amy joined the practice in June 2020. She graduated from Southern Maine Technical College in 1997 with a certificate in dental assisting. In 2000, she became certified in orthodontics, a field in which she worked for over 14 years. Outside of the office, Amy enjoys spending time with her family.
Krystal
Practice Administrator
Bio Coming Soon...
Beth S.
Practice Administrator
Beth joined our team in April 2019 and brings with her a vast background in General Dentistry, Oral Surgery, and Orthodontic practices. She is also a Licensed Esthetician. As a New Hampshire native, Beth enjoys the four seasons and outdoor activities like hiking, kayaking, camping, and motorcycling. In her free time, she spends time with her dogs, Libby and Nia, enjoys dog-sitting on Rover, and visits her daughters.
Beth R.
Registered Dental Hygienist
Beth R. has been in the dental profession for over 35 years. She worked as a Dental Assistant for five years while attending the NHTI Dental Hygiene program, graduating in 1992. She enjoys traveling and has various crafting hobbies. Beth regularly attends continuing education classes to stay updated with the latest in dental health care and has developed caring relationships with her patients over the years. She has specialized in treating patients with dental anxiety.
Holly H.
Registered Dental Hygienist
Holly’s first day of hygiene school at NHTI in 1995 was also her first day working for Dr. Sigua! She initially worked in reception before becoming one of his first hygienists. After having children, Holly worked on a per diem basis. She has two boys, Aiden and Jack, and a husband named Bill. Holly enjoys spending time with family and friends, going on motorcycle rides, hiking, and playing pickleball. If all goes to plan, she hopes to run her first marathon in 2024—assuming no broken bones or major injuries!