Verneal was born and raised in Williamsport, PA, home of the Little League World Series Baseball. Her hometown was also known as the lumber capital of the world in the late 1800s. At that time, it had the most millionaires per capita than anywhere else in the U.S. Many of the mansions are still standing and are located along the town’s main street, called Millionaires’ Row.

Verneal attended Williamsport Area High School and graduated in 1989. The Osler Dental Professional’s office manager was a two-time State Track Champion (1986 and 1987) and a soloist in the Marching Millionaires band the year they won the East Coast Championships. After high school, Verneal attended a local community college for about a year and then enlisted in the United States Air Force.

She attended the Air Force Dental Assisting School at Sheppard AFB in Wichita Falls, TX and graduated in the top 5 in her class. Her favorite part of a patient’s visit is engaging with them to help them understand the value of what the dental team does and the benefits of a healthy smile. It’s rewarding to Verneal when patients feel comfortable in the dental office and when they choose Osler Dental Professionals as their dental home. Many patients have been with the practice for 40+ years!

When she’s not helping patients, Verneal loves spending time with her daughter, husband, family, and friends. She also enjoys doing DIY home projects, home organizing, and watching and attending sports events. She’s also a huge fan of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul!

Sue started out as an assistant to Dr. Libby in 1991, and she has been with the practice ever since. In 2001, she had the opportunity to manage the office but decided to work only part-time recently. She was thrilled when Dr. Constantine allowed her to continue supporting the front desk in a part-time capacity.

She has known many of her patients for 20-30 years. Many of them are fourth-generation patients at Osler Dental Professionals. She feels like they’re a part of her extended family, and she enjoys catching up on patients’ lives when they visit.

To improve her knowledge in the dental field, Sue has completed a CDT dental coding course, practice management courses, her CPR certificate, and a dental radiology license.

When she’s not practicing dentistry, Sue enjoys kayaking, painting, and spending time with her family.

Nora was all set to pursue a career in special education at Radford College after high school but needed a summer job. She was presented an opportunity as a Girl Friday/Assistant at a dental office in Bethesda, MD. Over the summer, she found herself enjoying the dentistry side of the job but not the desk work. Therefore, she put off college and found another job strictly as a dental assistant, which Nora loved. That office also employed dental hygienists, which Nora never knew existed. One of the hygienists at the office helped and encouraged her to pursue a career in dental hygiene, and she still loves her profession many, many years later.

She began with the original practice owner, Dr. Libby, when she moved to Baltimore from the Gaithersburg area 39 years ago. She worked part-time with Dr. Libby for a few years. After having her fourth child, she stayed at home for obvious reasons but later worked at other specialty practices in the area. She finally returned back “home” to this practice and in a full-time capacity 18 years ago. For the past eight years, she has watched Dr. Constantine grow and enhance the technology in the practice in so many positive ways. She’s proud to be a part of his team.

Nora is an avid golfer who also loves gardening and DIY home projects. However, her best hobby is babysitting her first granddaughter one day a week and enjoys spending time with her two dachshunds.

Sharon was born and raised in Baltimore, and she received her dental hygiene license in 1982. She attended the Community College of Baltimore and Towson State University. Her duties include taking dental x-rays, performing dental cleanings, monitoring and treating gum disease, and patient education. Her favorite part of her job is seeing patients who are enthusiastic about improving their dental care.

In her spare time, she enjoys gardening and running.

As a dental assistant, Angela assists the doctor with procedures, x-rays, setting up and cleaning, taking impressions, and helping out the front desk during down times. She attended Medix School and has been with the practice since 2003. Her favorite part of the job is getting to her patients.

When she’s not at work, Angela likes to run, bake, read, garden, and spend time with her family.

Julie began her career in 2009 after graduating from Medix Institute. She chose dental assisting because it combined her interests in science, technology, and helping to serve her local community.

Her favorite part of her job is helping patients achieve their dental goals and having a fun and enjoyable time while doing so.

When she’s not at Osler Dental Professionals, Julie likes spending time with her husband, son, and family.