Shawn Kimball, DDS
InnovAge has helped me fulfill my vision of why I got into dentistry. It has long been my belief that my profession belongs to part of a larger whole and working in such a collaborative environment has allowed me to advocate for oral and dental health, as part of systemic health, and expand my own understanding of how dentistry, is but, one piece in a large and complex health puzzle. To provide care for the purpose of helping seniors maintain independence, health, and personal dignity, keeps me happily coming back every day.
Dr. Shawn Kimball has been a part of the InnovAge family since 2015. He provides comprehensive care in a geriatric-focused, truly exceptional, collaborative health environment. He is involved in multiple facets of care for the company, including creating care plans, improving electronic medical records, and updating policies, procedures, and workflows, to reduce medical errors and improve overall care.
Previously, Kimball worked as an associate dentist with the Broomfield Dental Group, with Perfect Teeth in Longmont, Colorado, and as a general dentist at in Seattle, Washington. He also spent time doing community rotations at public health centers providing oral health care to under-served populations in Colorado.
He takes great pride in his work to educate and train students from his alumni. His goal is to help cultivate the next generation of practitioners, with an emphasis on customizing treatment plans to “meet patients where they are and help them get where they want to be.” Kimball also does virtual lectures for the university on geriatric clinical dentistry.
Kimball earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Colorado, in Colorado Springs. He earned his doctorate in Dental Surgery at UC School of Dentistry. He enjoys spending time with his family, playing disc golf, practicing archery, hiking, swing dancing, and reading.
Previously, Kimball worked as an associate dentist with the Broomfield Dental Group, with Perfect Teeth in Longmont, Colorado, and as a general dentist at in Seattle, Washington. He also spent time doing community rotations at public health centers providing oral health care to under-served populations in Colorado.
He takes great pride in his work to educate and train students from his alumni. His goal is to help cultivate the next generation of practitioners, with an emphasis on customizing treatment plans to “meet patients where they are and help them get where they want to be.” Kimball also does virtual lectures for the university on geriatric clinical dentistry.
Kimball earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Colorado, in Colorado Springs. He earned his doctorate in Dental Surgery at UC School of Dentistry. He enjoys spending time with his family, playing disc golf, practicing archery, hiking, swing dancing, and reading.