Doctoral degree in Colonial Heights, Virginia

Colleen E. Nash, DDS is a top-rated dentist located at 12390 Three Chopt Road in Richmond, Virginia. Dr. Nash is a General Dentist at Virginia Family Dentistry Atlee-Ashland, specializing in cosmetic dentistry. She has been recognized as a Top Dentist by Richmond Magazine in 2017 and has received positive reviews on HealthGrades. Dr. Colleen Nash originally hails from Erie, Pennsylvania and holds a Masters Degree in Physical Therapy from Ithaca College. After practicing physical therapy for two years in Richmond, she decided to pursue a career in dentistry at Virginia Commonwealth University. She completed an Advanced Education in General Dentistry Residency at VCU/MCV, focusing on esthetic restorative dentistry.

Dr. Denver Lyons is a skilled periodontist located at the Virginia Family Dentistry's Staples Mill location in Glen Allen, Virginia. He received his DDS degree from Virginia Commonwealth University, School of Dentistry, graduating with honors. Dr. Lyons specializes in the treatment of periodontal disease, soft tissue and bone grafting, implant placement, as well as oral and IV sedation. Outside of his practice, Dr. Lyons enjoys beekeeping, playing bluegrass music, and building acoustic guitars. He and his wife reside in Midlothian and love hiking with their two dogs. Patients can schedule an appointment with Dr. Lyons at Virginia Family Dentistry Staples Mill for comprehensive dental care.

Chester Sharps, MD, MBA is a renowned pediatric orthopaedist located at 131 Jennick Drive in Colonial Heights, Virginia. With over 30 years of experience, Dr. Sharps specializes in treating children with a wide range of common and complex orthopaedic conditions, including scoliosis, osteogenesis imperfecta, sports injuries, and trauma. He is known for his expert confidence and compassionate bedside manner, earning the admiration and respect of families and pediatricians across Virginia. Dr. Sharps is a full-time faculty member at the Children's Emergency Department, now located in Children's Tower at 1001 E. Marshall Street. He also sees patients at multiple locations including Fredericksburg, Williamsburg, and Tappahannock. In addition to his clinical work, Dr. Sharps is actively involved in the community, serving as the medical director of World Pediatric Project’s Caribbean Scoliosis Program and as the president of the Board of Directors for the Special Olympics of Virginia.