Dr. Nicholas D. Andros, DDS

Dr. Andros grew up in the Tri-cities. He attended Richland High and has always been an active member of the community from a young age. As a youth he became an Eagle Scout, worked for The ARC of Tri-cities for 3 years, organized several Red Cross blood drives and many other service opportunities. He served a volunteer 2 year mission in Eastern Australia where he became fluent in Mandarin Chinese. Dr. Andros obtained his B.S. in Biology at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. There he was involved in multiple research labs studying Type II Diabetes, Alzhiemers, perinatal ultrasound safety and Parkinson’s disease. He also was chosen as a teaching assistant and was on the rugby team that took 2nd place at Nationals. After his undergraduate studies were completed, Dr Andros studied at Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. He was the Paul Nicholas Scholarship recipient and his area of concentration was Facial Pain Management. In 2011 he received his DDS (Doctor of Dental Surgery). Dr. Andros was very involved at Columbia. He participated in orthodontic research, The NYC Oral Cancer walk, CDM Student Run Free Clinic, Orthodontic Club, Give Kids a Smile, KADSA, Smile Savers, Children’s Oral Health Month, and JADA. The highlight of his time at Columbia was his Global Health Externship in rural Guatemala, where he provided dental care to the Mayan Tribes. It was an experience that he treasures and looks forward to serving again. Following recieving his DDS, Dr. Andros returned to the Tri-cities to work as a general dentist and also taught at Charter College. Dr. Andros then attended the 2 year orthodontic residency program at Jacksonville University School of Orthodontics in Florida, where he received his Certificate of Orthodontics. Dr. Andros is excited to be back in the Tri-cities. He feels it is a great community to live and raise a family. In his free time he enjoys spending time with his family, surfing, paddleboarding, leather working, and reading.