Dr. Wrigley graduated with honors in 2001 from the University of Florida with a Chemical Engineering degree and a minor in Materials Science and Engineering. Dr. Wrigley then received her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the University of Maryland, School of Dentistry in 2006. While at Maryland, Dr. Wrigley was involved in research with the Neuroscience and Periodontal Departments and co-authored five papers. She was awarded multiple academic honors and was accepted into several honor societies. Dr. Wrigley received the International College of Dentists Award for demonstrating exceptional leadership potential. She also was awarded the American Academy of Periodontology Award for outstanding achievement in Periodontics. Following dental school, Dr. Wrigley completed a General Practice Residency at the Baltimore Veterans’ Affairs Medical Center in 2007, which helped to expand her surgical education. When Dr. Wrigley is not treating patients in the office, she enjoys training for long distance triathlons and spending time with her family.
Dr. Sunia Lessing graduated in 1997 with honors from The University of Chicago in only three years, with a Bachelor’s Degree in Chemistry. Following a year of vaccine development research, Dr. Lessing earned her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree at The University of Maryland in 2002, followed by her Masters Degree in Oral Biology and a Certificate in Endodontics from The University of Maryland in 2004, earning numerous honors and awards during her time there. Dr. Lessing practiced in private practice in Ellicott City and Frederick, as well as an Endodontic Attending at The Baltimore and Perry Point VA Medical Centers. She is a founding member of the International Academy of Endodontics, pursuing the highest standards of clinical excellence. Dr. Lessing’s compassionate care revolves around her patients’ well-being and providing them with the best care possible. During your visit, the attention to detail and the personalized care will become evident. When she is not caring for patients, Dr. Lessing’s world revolves around her three girls, husband and Crush (the most spoiled dog, named after the game, Candy Crush).
Dr. Cook graduated from the University of Maryland, Baltimore College of Dental Surgery in 2008. After dental school, Dr Cook completed a general practice residency at the Veterans' Affairs Medical Center in Washington D.C. where she gained in depth experience in complex restorative dentistry. Dr Cook strives to provide superior dental care to her patients and continues to enhance her skills through continuing education courses. Dr Cook has over 500 continuing education hours on topics including Invisalign, esthetic/cosmetic dentistry, prosthodontics and many others. Dr Cook loves spending time with her family, especially hiking in Patapsco State Park, dancing, reading and traveling. Dr Cook enjoys practicing all aspects of dentistry and seeks to provide exceptional care with a compassionate touch.