Elese McClarie, DMD

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Embarking on a Journey of Compassionate Dental Care in Wisconsin

Dr. Elese McClarie, an esteemed general dentist, is making waves in the dental community with her commitment to providing personalized and compassionate dental care. With a genuine passion for oral health and patient well-being, Dr. McClarie ensures that every individual who walks through the doors of Willow Bay Dental Care in Green Bay and Riverside Dental Care in Little Chute receives top-notch treatment in a warm and welcoming environment.

Since her early years in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, Dr. McClarie has been drawn to the field of dentistry. Inspired by a deep connection with her childhood dentist, she embarked on a journey that led her to complete her undergraduate studies at the University of Colorado Denver in 2012. 

Following her academic pursuits, Dr. McClarie obtained her Doctor of Medicine in Dentistry Degree from Midwestern University College of Dental Medicine-Arizona in 2017. Her professional journey has taken her to various states, including Illinois and Texas, and she is thrilled to bring her expertise and passion for dentistry to the vibrant communities of Wisconsin.

While Dr. McClarie has not pursued specialized training in dental specialties, she remains dedicated to continuous learning and professional development. A proud member of the Academy of General Dentistry, she stays abreast of the latest advancements in dental practices to ensure her patients receive the best possible care.

Beyond her professional commitments, Dr. McClarie is actively engaged in community initiatives, notably with Peaceful Purpose, where she lends her support to charitable causes focused on enhancing the lives of others. 

In her personal life, Dr. McClarie finds joy in spending quality time with her husband, engaging in activities like movie nights, delving into literature, exploring culinary delights in the kitchen, and occasionally indulging in a relaxing video game session.

Dr. McClarie’s steadfast commitment to outstanding dental care, combined with her heartfelt compassion and dedication to community health, elevates her as a standout in the field of dentistry. Patients in Green Bay and Little Chute can trust Dr. Elese McClarie to deliver exceptional, personalized dental services within a warm and inviting atmosphere.

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