Amy, Dental Hygienist

I was born and raised in Kitsap County along with my four younger brothers. We are a very large and close knit family that enjoys spending time together. I have been married to my high school sweetheart for twenty-two years, and we have one twenty-year-old daughter. My husband and I have spent countless hours landscaping and completing many projects at our house over the years. We also try to camp, boat, or go ATV riding as frequently as possible. Our favorite place to ride our ATVs is Florence, Oregon, where we take an annual vacation. I also have two extra-large dogs that I love to pieces — Wiley, my Rottweiler, and Rigsby, my English Mastiff.

I love my job. Sometimes, the first step of going to the dentist is the hardest for people. That first step is difficult for various reasons. I believe that if a patient puts forth that effort in coming to us for care, my job is to help them take the next step in achieving optimal oral health. I aim to provide a thorough and comfortable dental hygiene experience for our patients. We serve a large, ever-changing, ever-growing community. I thoroughly enjoy getting to know our patients and their families. I have formed many friendships over the eight years I have worked with Dr. Olsson, and I look forward to meeting and helping new patients in the years to come.

Marissa, Dental Hygienist

Bio coming soon!

Jennay, Dental Hygienist

I have been a Dental Hygienist since 2010. I thoroughly began enjoying my career when I started having kids. I live locally in Vaughn with my zoo.. husband, three kids, and animals (2 dogs, 1 cat, 5 chickens, 3 rabbits, and 1 bearded dragon)! Besides being a dental hygienist, wife, and mother, I enjoy tie-dyeing/being crafty, exploring, camping, reading, snowboarding, biking, and running.

Jackie, Dental assistant

I was born and raised on the Peninsula, so I have been a part of this community my entire life. Between living and working here, I have come to know and love this area and the people in it. A few of my passions are traveling, baking, getting outdoors, and being active. Camping, boating, hiking, and zip lining are a few of my favorites!

The dental field sort of chose me. I received a flyer in the mail, advertising dental assisting from Eton Technical School, and I thought it would be worth looking into. I started on a whim the very next week and am so glad I did!

I began working for Key Center Family Dentistry in 2004, as an intern, in order to complete my school program, and they decided to keep me on. My job is great because there is so much variety. No patient or case is ever the same. The work is very engaging and rewarding. It has been really fun to work in the community I know so well.