Dr. Jonice Thompson-Withanachchi

Dr. Jonice Thompson is a passionate young dentist who loves making her patients smile. She was born on the beautiful Island of Nassau, Bahamas, and it was there that she worked with her family dentist as a teenager and was drawn to dentistry as a career. Dr. Jonice Thompson left her home in pursuit of an undergraduate degree at Barry University in Miami, Florida. After completing her undergraduate studies in 2001, Dr. Jonice Thompson went on to study at Howard University School of Dentistry in Washington DC. Upon graduating dental school, her insatiable quest for knowledge led her to do advanced training at Mount Sinai Hospital General Practice Residency Program in New York City.

Since completing her residency, Dr. Jonice Thompson has practiced throughout the tri-state area, gaining invaluable experience in all aspects of dentistry. She is certified in many areas of her field, including but not limited to cosmetic dentistry, implant restoration, and minor oral surgery procedures. She is an Invisalign preferred provider, and as a member of the American Dental Association and Academy of General Dentistry, she is encouraged to participate in continuing education courses in order to stay on the cutting edge of the dental profession. Dr. Jonice Thompson believes learning is a lifetime process and is always learning new techniques and procedures so her patients can be sure they are receiving the absolute best of care.

Charity plays a major role in Dr. Jonice Thompson’s professional and personal lives. In her personal time she can be found volunteering with the Susan G. Komen Foundation. She is also a big supporter of local charities and is always looking for ways to lend her skills or just a helping hand.

A note from the doctor:
“I am so happy that my career path has led me to Stanhope Family Dentistry. The principles that Stanhope Family Dentistry was built on – excellence in dentistry and the highest standard of patient care – are exactly the foundation on which I have been building my career in dentistry. Nothing makes me happier than to break down the walls of fear in patients, get them to trust and to give them their smiles back. It is very important to me to develop a personal relationship with my patients and to have them leave our office feeling as though they have received the best care, and more importantly, like they were treated like family. ”