Ashley B. Millstein, DMD
Dr. Ashley B. Millstein values both her profession and her community. She currently serves as Treasurer of the Florida Association of Endodontists and is an active member of the American Association of Endodontists. Her dedication to professional growth extends beyond clinical training, as she recently completed the Wharton School of Business Entrepreneur Program, earning her certificate in 2020.
Dr. Millstein attended Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, where she participated in the university’s prestigious Honors Program. She graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Biology, along with double minors in Political Science and Biotechnology.
She went on to pursue her dental training at Nova Southeastern University College of Dental Medicine, where she completed both her Doctor of Dental Medicine degree and her specialty training in Endodontics. During her residency, Dr. Millstein received the Robert A. Uchin Award for Outstanding Performance, an honor awarded to only one resident each year.
Originally from Parkland, Florida, Dr. Millstein relocated to the Tampa Bay area in 2014. She and her husband, who is a general dentist, share a passion for dentistry and patient care. Outside the office, they enjoy traveling, staying active, and spending time with their Great Dane, Zoe, who serves as a therapy dog.
In August of 2021, Dr. Millstein welcomed her daughter Skylar, who quickly became the center of her world. Watching Skylar’s curiosity grow each day has been one of her greatest joys.
Before pursuing dentistry, Dr. Millstein was also a competitive martial artist. She began training in American Kenpo at the age of nine, earned her black belt by age thirteen, and went on to win numerous state titles throughout her competitive career. The discipline and focus she developed through martial arts continue to influence her professional approach today.
Although she has retired from competitive karate, Dr. Millstein remains passionate about health and fitness and enjoys working out regularly. When she is not caring for patients, she often spends her time training, traveling, or enjoying time with her family.
