Our Team

Lizzi Vazquez
With a Master’s in Graphic Design, Lizzi does a little bit of everything at Radiant Smiles—from keeping the office running smoothly to creating our marketing and graphics. Her favorite part of the job? Helping our patients restore not just their smiles, but their confidence!
Outside the office, Lizzi proudly calls herself a serial hobbyist. She loves pottery, painting, working out, crafting, cooking, and pretty much anything that lets her create something new!

Taylor Smith
My name is Taylor, and I am the Front Desk Coordinator at Radiant Smiles. I have been in the dental field since 2018 and have loved every minute!
I am passionate about patient care, and I work to ensure every person feels welcomed, heard, and supported—from the first phone call to the moment they leave the office. I take pride in creating a warm, organized experience that helps every patient feel comfortable and confident in their care.
As a proud mom, I value connection and kindness both in and out of the workplace. Outside the office, I enjoy time at the beach, visiting amusement parks, and anything that keeps me outside and in the sun!

Angela Frisby
Originally from Nebraska (Go Cornhuskers! 🌽❤️), our newest hygienist recently relocated to the Pace/Milton area from Tallahassee and brings 19 years of dental hygiene experience to the Radiant Smiles team.
With a background in periodontics, she is passionate about helping patients achieve healthy smiles while providing gentle, personalized care at every visit.When she's not caring for patients, you'll likely find her bowling, golfing, cooking, or spending time with her three dogs.
We're so excited to have her as part of the Radiant Smiles family, and we know you'll love getting to know her at your next appointment!

Alison Garza
A daughter of Michigan, a wife to a man who serves our country, and a soul who traveled to Florida in search of purpose.
Through dedication and hard work, Alison earned honors and was welcomed into the National Technical Honor Society before forging her path into dental assisting.
Today, she’s a protector of healthy smiles, a comforter of anxious patients, and a faithful servant to floss, fluoride, and the occasional suction hose.
