MEET OUR DOCTORS
Dr. Erin Taylor
Dr. Taylor was born and raised in Western New York. Dr. Erin Taylor acquired her Bachelor of Science (1998) degree with honors from Chatham College in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and her Doctor of Dental Medicine (2002) and Masters in Public Health (2004) degrees from the University of Pittsburgh. Following her graduation from dental school, she completed a two-year residency program in Pediatric Dentistry. Dr. Taylor received her Board certification in 2006 from the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry. Dr Taylor was also inducted as a fellow in the International College of Dentistry (2020) for her "outstanding professional achievement, meritorious service and dedication to the continued progress of dentistry for the benefit of mankind". Dr. Taylor has been in Private Practice since her graduation in 2004. In addition to private practice, Dr. Taylor was a Clinical Faculty at the University of Florida, Pediatric Dentistry Residency in Naples, FL and is currently an adjunctive Faculty at the University of Pittsburgh where she demonstrates her strong commitment towards education and the future of this great profession. Her husband, Dr. Juan Teodoro, is a periodontist in the area and they are raising a beautiful daughter. As a diversion, she enjoys traveling, spending time with her daughter, and reading.
Dr. Taylor’s favorite safari animal is a honey badger.
Dr. Miguel Argumosa
Dr. Miguel Argumosa was born in Caracas, Venezuela, however, at the young age of 10 moved to Miami, FL with his family and spent his childhood and adolescent years there. He acquired his Bachelor of Science (1998) and Doctor of Dental Medicine (2002) degrees from the University of Florida. Following his graduation from dental school and commissioning to the Navy Dental Corps, Dr. Argumosa completed a one year Advanced Education in General Dentistry (AEGD) at Naval Air Station Jacksonville, FL. In July 2004, he returned to the University of Florida where he graduated from a two-year residency program in Pediatric Dentistry. Shortly after residency, Board certification was sought out via the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry resulting in Diplomat status as of March 2007. Dr. Argumosa devoted 8 years to the U.S. Navy as a Dental Corps Officer. Besides being involved with private practice, Dr. Argumosa also values education within the profession and shared his passion for teaching while serving in a position as Clinical Faculty for the University of Florida, Pediatric Dentistry Residency in Naples, FL. His wife, Dr. Anabel Natali, was also a Navy dentist and was raised in Fort Myers, FL. Drs. Argumosa and Natali have a son who shares their enjoyment of cooking, playing golf/tennis and boating.
Dr. Argumosa’s favorite safari animal is a cheetah.
Dr. Sarah Vanderbosch
Dr. Vanderbosch grew up in Naples, FL and graduated from Gulf Coast High School. After high school, she attended Florida State University as an undergraduate and became a loyal FSU football fan! Her desire to study dentistry brought her to the University of Louisville dental school. After graduating from dental school, a yearning to serve her community directed her to work in the field of public health dentistry where she practiced as a general dentist for four years. Her experience in public health dentistry allowed her to care for countless children and she soon developed a newfound passion and pursued a children’s dental health education by completing a two-year pediatric dental residency at the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin in Milwaukee, WI. She then practiced as a board-certified pediatric dentist in Tennessee as her husband finished out his Army career at Fort Campbell. She is excited to be back home in Southwest Florida and looks forward to being involved in the community and serving the children of Bonita, Cape Coral and Port Charlotte. When Dr. Vanderbosch finds a little free time, she enjoys spending it with her husband and their three dogs, being out on the boat, fishing, working out and cooking.
Dr. Vanderbosch’s favorite safari animal is the hippo!