MEET THE DOCTOR

Dr. Yuliya Salmeron, born and raised in Russia, headed to the United States to pursue her dream of becoming a dentist; earning her Doctor of Dental Medicine degree at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, in 2013, graduating at the top of her class and receiving numerous dental awards. She was awarded admission to the Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Dental Honor Society upon graduation for her excellence throughout the dental program, and then began Advanced Education in General Dentistry program in Tucson, AZ. She stayed in Tucson and practiced general dentistry for one year. A strong desire to help patients in pain and save their teeth motivated her to specialize in Endodontics. Dr. Salmeron completed a 2 year program at Long Beach Veterans Administration Medical Center where she earned her Certificate in Endodontics.

Dr. Salmeron’s main focus is to help patients save their natural teeth. She is known by her patients for the capability of easing patient’s anxiety about root canals so they feel relaxed and comfortable. She can treat even most fearful patients. As a bonus, she speaks Russian and Spanish.

She is an active member of American Association of Endodontists, American Dental Association, Texas Dental Association, Capital Area Dental Society.

Dr. Salmeron served as a volunteer treating communities abroad on a dental mission program to Peru with her dental school team at Case Western Reserve University. She also volunteered at Texas Mission of Mercy with TDA Smiles Foundation in Farmers Branch, TX to provide root canal treatments to Veterans.

Dr. Salmeron has decided to call Austin home, where she opened her practice, Edge Endodontics. Besides being a business owner and a busy clinician, Dr. Salmeron is a Mother to two wonderful little boys, Yulian and  Aleksandr.

When Dr. Salmeron is not working she likes to spend time with her kiddos, staying active via fitness and golfing.

Something People Don’t know: “ As a child, I feared dentists the most- having a filling and root canal done without anesthesia. It is funny how life can be – my path was to become a dentist myself to help fearful patients and provide pain free treatment.”