About Dr. Amy

Hi there! I’m Dr. Amy Namsupak, and I’m so glad you stopped by Every Little Tooth! Let me share a little bit about myself.

I grew up in the scenic hills of Charleston, West Virginia, and followed my passion for smiles all the way to West Virginia University, where I earned both my Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene and my Doctorate of Dental Surgery (Go Mountaineers!). I then completed advanced specialty training in pediatric dentistry at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, where I received extensive clinical and academic training in the comprehensive oral health care of infants, children, and adolescents, including those with special health care needs.

These days, I’m proud to call Chesapeake, Virginia home, where I live with my wonderful husband, our two sweet and silly little boys (ages 2 and 3), and our two high-energy Jack Russell Terriers. With that crew, you can imagine—our house is part playground, part zoo, and always full of love!

As a pediatric dentist, my mission is to create fun, positive, and stress-free dental visits that help every child feel safe, supported, and proud of their smile. Whether it’s a child’s very first dental visit or another step in their growing smile journey, I’m here to make the experience positive, personal, and dino-mite.  I can’t wait to welcome your family to Every Little Tooth—where every little smile matters!

Dr. Amy-saurus

Fun Fossil Facts!

Why I love pediatric dentistry
Because kids are hilarious, honest, and full of personality! I love being a part of those early dental milestones and helping little ones feel confident and brave at the dentist.
Favorite dinosaur
Triceratops —  They’re strong and just so friendly, like the kind of dinosaur you'd want to hang out with.
Pizza or Mac & Cheese?
Mac & cheese all the way—especially the super cheesy kind. Bonus points if it’s shaped like dinosaurs!
Hidden talent
I can do a pretty solid dinosaur impression. (You’ll have to visit the office to judge for yourself!)
Favorite Dinosaur Book
My favorite dinosaur book is Did Dinosaurs Have Dentists?—because brushing and flossing with tiny T-Rex arms is just too funny to imagine!