CityLine Dental Center

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CityLine Dental Center CityLine Dental Center uses innovative technology, training, and experience for our office services. She has also held the position of VP N.E.

Dr. Stampe is from Garland, and she earned her BS in biology from the University of North Texas before attended Baylor College of Dentistry, where she graduated as valedictorian in 1996. After graduation, she was one of five dentists who were chosen nationally to attend the Advanced Education in General Dentistry program. It was there that she was trained in the areas of implantology, cosmetic dentistry, and other advanced techniques. All in all, Dr. Stampe has completed over 500 hours of continuing education towards her Master’s Award and is one of the youngest recipients of the prestigious Fellowship Award from the Academy of General Dentistry. Dr. Stampe feels that the most rewarding part of dentistry is “improving and changing the lives of the patients I have the privilege of meeting.” In addition to general dentistry, she has a special interest in Craniofacial Pain, Dental Sleep Medicine, and TMJ Disorders. She has completed a residency in craniofacial pain in April of 2014 and is now working towards her board certification. Additionally, she enjoys treating snoring and sleep apnea in adults and helping to guide the growth and developing of children who are experience sleep-breathing problems. Implant-retained dentures, smile makeovers, and Invisalign are also treatments that she likes providing for patients who are looking for a permanent and positive change to their appearance. Dr. Stampe has an active membership in many local, state, and national dental organizations. She has served as the New Dentist Chairman for the Dallas County Dental Society (as well as on the membership committee) and as an alternate delegate to the Texas Dental Association. of the Texas Association of Women Dentists. She is proud to be associated with the Christian Dental Society, ADA, TDA, and AGD. On top of all this, Dr. Stampe is also a participating member of Sleep Group Solutions, the American Academy of Craniofacial Pain, and the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine.

Some people naturally develop tartar more quickly than others. 🪥Saliva, oral bacteria, genetics, and daily hygiene habit...
10/14/2026

Some people naturally develop tartar more quickly than others. 🪥

Saliva, oral bacteria, genetics, and daily hygiene habits can all influence how quickly plaque hardens and builds up on your teeth.

Do you notice tartar building up more in certain areas? Tell us about it below!

Several factors can cause teeth to become weaker and more brittle over time. 🦷Acid exposure, tooth decay, grinding, and ...
10/12/2026

Several factors can cause teeth to become weaker and more brittle over time. 🦷

Acid exposure, tooth decay, grinding, and normal wear can weaken enamel and leave teeth more vulnerable to chips and cracks.

Have you ever wondered what can make teeth more fragile? Share your thoughts below!

Stress can affect your oral health in ways you may not expect. 😬It can contribute to habits like teeth grinding and jaw ...
10/09/2026

Stress can affect your oral health in ways you may not expect. 😬

It can contribute to habits like teeth grinding and jaw clenching while also making it harder to keep up with your usual oral care routine.

Have you noticed your teeth or jaw feeling different during stressful times? We’d love to hear from you below!

Gum recession can cause the gums to pull away from the teeth and expose more of their surfaces. 👄Brushing too hard, gum ...
10/07/2026

Gum recession can cause the gums to pull away from the teeth and expose more of their surfaces. 👄

Brushing too hard, gum disease, tooth position, and other factors can contribute to receding gums over time.

Have you ever noticed changes in your gumline? Share your experience below!

Coffee, tea, to***co, and certain foods can contribute to tooth stains. ☕Some discoloration affects the outer surface of...
10/05/2026

Coffee, tea, to***co, and certain foods can contribute to tooth stains. ☕

Some discoloration affects the outer surface of your teeth, while other stains can develop deeper within the tooth and become harder to remove.

Have you noticed certain foods or drinks staining your teeth? Tell us below!

October is National Dental Hygiene Month, making it a great time to focus on your everyday oral care. 🪥Brushing, flossin...
10/02/2026

October is National Dental Hygiene Month, making it a great time to focus on your everyday oral care. 🪥

Brushing, flossing, and maintaining healthy daily habits can help protect your teeth and gums while supporting your long term oral health.

Which daily habit is most important to your smile? Share yours with us below!

Even if your teeth feel fine, some dental problems can develop without obvious symptoms. Routine exams can help spot cha...
09/30/2026

Even if your teeth feel fine, some dental problems can develop without obvious symptoms. Routine exams can help spot changes before they become more noticeable.

Regular checkups give your smile a chance to stay ahead of potential problems. 🧐

How often do you keep up with your dental exams? We’d love to know below!

A healthy tongue is typically pink, moist, and free from unusual sores or patches. Changes in color, texture, or swellin...
09/28/2026

A healthy tongue is typically pink, moist, and free from unusual sores or patches. Changes in color, texture, or swelling may be worth noting.

Take a quick look at your tongue when brushing to spot anything new. 👅

Have you ever noticed a change in your tongue? Share what you’ve noticed in the comments!

Ever wonder why food always seems to get caught in the same spot? Gaps between teeth, tooth shape, and changes in your b...
09/25/2026

Ever wonder why food always seems to get caught in the same spot? Gaps between teeth, tooth shape, and changes in your bite can all create spaces where food collects.

Regular brushing and cleaning between your teeth can help keep these areas clear and your gums healthier. 🦷

Does food always get stuck between the same two teeth? Tell us what you’ve noticed in the comments!

As fall arrives, changes in routines can bring new habits that affect your smile. More seasonal treats, warm drinks, and...
09/23/2026

As fall arrives, changes in routines can bring new habits that affect your smile. More seasonal treats, warm drinks, and busy schedules can make it easier to overlook daily oral care.

Keep brushing, cleaning between your teeth, and drinking plenty of water as your routine shifts. 🍂

What’s your favorite fall habit or treat? Tell us how you keep your smile on track this season!

Address

1415 East Renner Road Suite 250
Richardson, TX
75082

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+19722319499

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