AMANDA DELWICHE - Key Persons

Amanda Delwiche, DDS was raised in Santa Rosa, California, graduating from Ursuline High School. She received her BA from UC Berkeley in 1997 and her Doctorate of Dental Surgery degree from the UCLA School of Dentistry in 2003. After completing an Advanced Education in General Dentistry residency at UCSF School of Dentistry, she joined a private practice in San Rafael, California. In 2008, Dr. Delwiche returned to her hometown of Santa Rosa to raise a family and to provide excellent dental care to the community she loves. Dr. Delwiche has completed and continues to participate in numerous hours of continuing education from associations such as the UCLA dental school, the Scottsdale Center for Dental Education, the Redwood Empire Dental Society, and the California Dental Society in order to offer her patients the outstanding care they deserve. She enjoys providing high-quality restorative and preventive dental care along with cosmetic dentistry and Invisalign orthodontic treatment. Her professional affiliations include the American Dental Association, the California Dental Association, the Redwood Empire Dental Society, and the Frank Spear Study Club. Dr. Delwiche currently resides in Santa Rosa with her husband, Jim, and their sons, Micah and Cody. She's an active life-long soccer player and also enjoys downhill skiing, yoga, cooking, and gardening. She is a huge fan of both the Giants and the 49ers!

Julie holds an associates degree in dental hygiene from Foothill College and a bachelors in English from UC Berkeley. She has been practicing since 1996 and has been with Dr. Delwiche since 2008. Julie loves getting to know her patients and helping them to improve their health. She enjoys the fact that she is able to work with her hands and enjoys the people she works with. Outside of the office, Julie is a runner, a beginning hip-hop dancer, and the mother of two teenagers. She enjoys spending time working in her garden and making tile mosaics. Julie also currently volunteers with Canine Companion and is raising a puppy that will later be an assistance animal for people with disabilities.