Dr. Lauren Stevenot, DDS

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Get to know Dentist Dr. Lauren Stevenot, who serves patients in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Dr. Stevenot is a dedicated dental practitioner who brings a wealth of experience and a passion for quality care to her patients. Born and raised in Dayton, Ohio, her journey into the world of dentistry has been marked by a commitment to excellence and a desire to make a positive impact on the oral health of individuals.

Dr. Stevenot embarked on a journey of excellence early in life graduating valedictorian from Carroll High School.  She continued to pursue her academic career at Marquette University, graduating Summa Cum Laude before completing her studies at The Ohio State University College of Dentistry in 2017.  Dr. Stevenot demonstrated a commitment to academic rigor and a passion for dentistry that would become the cornerstone of her future success, and continues to this day through continuing education courses and seminars. 

Dr. Lauren Stevenot joined the United States Air Force upon graduating, commissioning as a Captain.  Dr. Stevenot completed a residency in Advanced Education in General Dentistry at Wright Patterson Air Force Base.  She was then stationed in RAF Lakenheath in England for two years followed by a year at Holloman AFB, New Mexico. She served with dedication and skill in the Air Force for four years, providing top-notch dental care to military personnel and gaining valuable experience. 

After completing her service with the Air Force, Dr. Stevenot made the decision to transition into private practice at Reading Family Dental to serve the local community.  Two years ago, she joined Dr. Alan Laub, her uncle, in the practice where they have become trusted and respected members of the local dental community.  Dr. Lauren Stevenot also serves the Dayton community as a Board Member of the Dayton Dental Society, working periodically at her mother’s practice in the Dayton area, and volunteering monthly to perform frenectomies to improve infant health outcomes.

Outside of the office, Dr. Stevenot and her husband lead an active and balanced life, with a passion for outdoor activities including skiing, tennis, and hiking.  During her time with the Air Force, she also developed a love of travel and has visited over 35 countries so far.  

Dr. Lauren Stevenot is committed to providing the highest quality dental care to patients by drawing upon her knowledge and years of experience; and is looking forward to continuing to serve the Reading community for the years to come.

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