OUR STAFF
Ellen Turney, D.D.S.
"Providing Quality Dental Care to the Conway Area"
Dr. Ellen Turney :
Upon graduation from the University of Tennessee College of Dentistry in 1987, Dr. Turney opened her dental practice in Conway, Arkansas. Dr. Turney grew up in McGehee, Arkansas. She attended the University of Central Arkansas from 1979 until 1983 and fell in love with the Conway area. Dr. Turney enjoys traveling, anything "Razorback" , volunteering and being a Board Member at HAVEN HOUSE and working the Toad Jam 3-on-3 basketball tournament.
Lea Ann Moore, RDH :
Lea Ann is married to Glenn Moore and they have 3 children, Ashley 26, Robert 20, and Andrea 13. They reside in Conway and are active in the community. Lea Ann graduated from UAMS in 1987 and has been practicing with Dr. Turney for the last 16 years. While not practicing dental hygiene, Lea Ann enjoys spending time at the lake with her family . She is very active in the Arkansas State Dental Hygiene Association. Volunteering at the Conway Interfaith Clinic is a charitable contribution that Lea Ann enjoys. Lea Ann is pictured with her daughter, Andrea, while volunteering at Toad Jam 2008. Lea Ann was recently awarded "Woman of the Year" by Church Women United.
Melanie Glasscock, Office Manager:
Melanie began working with Dr. Turney in 2011 after moving from Brenham, Texas. Melanie currently resides in Greenbrier and has two daughters. While not running Dr. Turney's office, Melanie enjoys spending time with her family. She is pictured at right while working in the office.
Serena Parish Henderson, RDH :
Serena graduated from dental hygiene school at U.A.M.S. with high honors. She is a life-long resident of Conway and has actually been a patient of Dr. Turney's since she was 4 years old. Serena is pictured at right. She is married to Tony Henderson and they have a daughter, Hallie, and a son, Trent. She enjoys spending time with friends and listening to music. Serena is a tremendous asset to our dental team.
Dr. Turney and her staff are supporters and volunteers of the Conway Interfaith Clinic. This clinic is primarily for the treatment of children from low income families who otherwise might not receive treatment.
