Dr. Paula Gomez, DDS

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Delivering Quality Dental Care to Waukesha and Surrounding Areas for Over a Decade

Dr. Paula Gomez a skilled general dentist, joins forces with Dr. Pablo A Fernandez to enhance the dental care services provided to the Waukesha community. At Waukesha Dental Solutions, the doctor duo are passionate about creating beautiful smiles and ensuring patients leave their office happy and satisfied.

Born and raised in Colombia, Dr. Gomez has a rich educational background, having earned her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the Colombia College of Dentistry. After relocating to the United States, she completed a rigorous residency program in Advanced Education in General Dentistry and a Fellowship in General Dentistry at Marquette University. Additionally, Dr. Gomez is a qualified Dental Laboratory Technician Ceramicist, bringing extensive knowledge in prosthodontics and cosmetic dentistry to her practice.

Dr. Gomez’s commitment to excellence is evident in her approach to patient care. She is a proud member of several professional organizations, including the American Dental Association, the Wisconsin Dental Association, and the Waukesha County Dental Society. Her success can be attributed to her modern, fully equipped practice that provides a comfortable, safe, and relaxing atmosphere. Dr. Gomez believes in building lifelong relationships with her patients and their families, focusing on their oral health and enhancing their smiles. Her friendly staff, alongside Dr. Fernandez, ensures that every patient feels respected and treated like family.

Outside of her professional commitments, Dr. Gomez enjoys spending quality time with her family. She is an avid traveler and loves outdoor activities such as running, biking, and exploring the beautiful parks and trails of Wisconsin. 

Waukesha Dental Solutions is committed to providing top-notch dental care in a warm and welcoming environment. With Dr. Paula Gomez at the helm, the practice continues to uphold its mission of delivering exceptional dental services focused on patient satisfaction and oral health.

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