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Dr. Mortell's Biography — The thing I love most about being a dentist is my patients. That might sound clichéd, as most dentists feel affection for their patients, but mine are special. Some have known me since I was born, some were my teachers, some grew up with me, and some I’m just getting to know. I am thankful to be caring for my friends and neighbors. I always knew I wanted a career in dentistry. The profession is mentally challenging and hands-on. I get to meet and spend time with interesting people, while building long-term relationships with them. I’m excited by the constant improvements in technology that allow dentists to help our patients receive the most comfortable, effective, and efficient care. I’m even more passionate about getting patients excited about their dental health. If someone values their oral health, then they take care of it. My team and I focus a lot of our work day on education and encouraging people to take control of their smile. I’m active in many continuing education groups, including the Tucker Gold Study Club (RVT-60 chapter), Eastside Treatment Planners, and Frank Spear courses. Dentistry is a constantly changing field, with new treatments and technologies being developed. Learning about these changes allows me to provide my patients with leading-edge care; it improves their treatment experience and results.

Dr. Han's Biography — Dr. Sam gives you his undivided attention the second you walk in the door at Pristine. He knows you gave the practice the responsibility with your care and valuable time for a reason. He's sincerely dedicated to listening to your needs, in order to better serve you. As your dentist, he believes it's his responsibility in providing you with accurate diagnosis and best treatments, and a sincere privilege. Having studied and graduated from Loma Linda University School of Dentistry with a Doctorate in Dental Surgery, he then worked as an Associate Dentist at RGV Smiles Dental in Texas providing Pediatric, Orthodontic, General, and Cosmetic Dentistry. Furthering his career providing General, Cosmetic, Implant, Orthodontic and Pediatric Dentistry as an Associate Dentist in Federal Way Branch of Washington Dental Group. A member of several professional organizations: Fellowship of IADI, International Academy Of Dental Implantology, Member of AGD, the Academy Of General Dentistry, a Member of ADIA, and the American Dental Implant Association. He is actively involved in the 'Fountain of Life Foundation' as a humble Servant of Jesus Christ serving the local community, as well as serving others around the world. Patients know Dr. Sam as a trustworthy and friendly dentist who makes dental appointments a pleasant experience, and who genuinely cares about patients and their dental health. He's fluent in Korean, and outside the dental office, enjoys spending time with his family, a beautiful wife, and a very active 10-month old boy. Depending on the season, you will find him either out enjoying summer sun or on the slopes in the winter enjoying snowboarding.

Dr. Richter's Biography — I was raised on the mean streets of Gary, Indiana. I was an inquisitive kid and a bit of a biology/science nerd. Fun in those days came directly out of one's imagination. I recall getting on my bike and spending the better part of a summer's day riding miles from home to collect frogs & turtles, & then trying to make a pond in the back yard for them. That lasted until they simply walked, crawled, or slithered to who knew where. I kept aquariums all through high school and before long I had to get rid of them, and go off to college. There, I started studies in biology in earnest along with literature and the arts. And girls. If there was anything that was imprinted upon me in college it was the necessity and love of learning. I still truly feel that the more one learns the more one feels compelled to learn. Then the struggle that is dental school. Four years of intense single-subject-dominated learning and what happened when I graduated and started a practice? I realized I didn't know enough about dentistry! And the quest for education continues to this day, forty years later; still trying to become the master of my field of vocation and avocation. Someday I'll know everything there is to know about dentistry!