Dr. BrockGoodman DDS

Dr. Goodman is Santee's only Board Certified Orthodontist. He earned his bachelor's degree at UC San Diego, his Dental degree from Columbia University College of Dental Medicine and Certified in Orthodontics from Montefiore Medical Center in New York. He has been exclusively practicing orthodontics since 2007.

Outside of the office Dr. Goodman loves staying active at the beach, hiking, golf and playing hockey. He also enjoys spending time with friends and family and his two kittens.

Dr. Goodman loves being an orthodontist and getting to work with people of all ages. He takes pride in his work and his patients love showing off their results.

Meet The Team

Kourtney

Practice Manager
Kourtney started her career in the Orthodontic field in 1996, and has loved every moment. She takes great joy in the confidence gained by patients during their treatment. She loves her team and patients here at Goodman that have become family to her. Her family is her greatest pride and joy! She stays busy on the weekends with her family biking at the beach, volunteering at their church, or playing with their numerous animals.

Brittney

Clinical Coordinator / RDA / OA
Brittney started in the dental field right out of high school. She finished assisting school and starting to work in general practice in 2012. Brittney joined Goodman Orthodontics as a back office assistant in January 2019 and has been a great addition to the team. She loves getting to know each patient and watching their smiles grow. She is always happy to be here and happy to help any way she can. Brittney was born and raised here in San Diego. She has an amazing little boy that is her pride and joy. She also loves camping, off-roading, and hanging out by the pool.

Mary Beth

Financial Coordinator
Mary Beth followed in her mother’s footsteps and entered the dental field in 1995. She is committed to helping every patient understand their treatment options, insurance and financing. She enjoys seeing patients’ excitement for the smile they desire and celebrating once they eventually have it!

Loran

Marketing Coordinator
Loran holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Marketing from Grand Canyon University. Her educational background and love for all things marketing help ensure that our message of confident smiles reaches everyone who needs it. When she isn't working you can find her and her husband exploring the coziest coffee shops in town where they enjoy playing Rummikub and trying new coffee flavors.

Dominic

Treatment Coordinator
As our Treatment Coordinator, Dom serves as the bridge between our patients and their transformative orthodontic experiences. From the moment you step into our office, Dom is there to offer personalized guidance, answer questions, and ensure that each patient feels informed and confident about their treatment plan. His favorite part of working at Goodman Orthodontics is seeing the smiles on patients when they start treatment, and when they finish.

Jeanne

RDA / OA
Jeanne started her dental assisting career in 2014 and has loved every moment of it. She enjoys getting to know her patients and seeing them grow into their smiles. She loves to go hiking and chilling on the beach with her family.

Paula

Treatment Coordinator
Paula began her career in the dental field in 2010 and hasn’t looked back. She is dedicated to providing each patient with the best orthodontic care. Compassion, friendliness, and accommodation are what she strives to deliver for a memorable experience. In addition to assisting in creating beautiful smiles, Paula enjoys exploring outdoors, spending time with her family and friends.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between an orthodontist and a dentist?
Orthodontists are dentists, but not all dentists are orthodontists. Orthodontists have a special focus within dentistry correcting bites and straightening your teeth. While they both can look after your overall oral care, orthodontists will help you correct problems like overbite, underbite, and general teeth alignment.
When should my child first visit an orthodontist?
According to the American Association of Orthodontists, it's recommended that children no later than age 7 should receive an initial consultation. There are enough permanent teeth and jaw growth by this age to begin to identify problems. Additionally, having a consultation early allows the orthodontist to determine the best time for treatment to begin.
Can I see an orthodontist if I'm an adult?
Yes, definitely. Many orthodontic patients are adults. It's never too late to get the opportunity to have a beautiful healthy smile.
How long will I need braces?
Obviously, the time it takes for a patient's treatment depends on the specific problem, however, in general, treatment times range from anywhere between 18 and 30 months. Also remember that the patient's cooperation also plays a large role in how long the treatment takes.
Do braces hurt?
Probably the most common question. The answer is that while there is some discomfort (mainly in the beginning of treatment), wearing braces is generally not "painful." If you do experience discomfort mild over-the-counter medications like Advil should help ease any soreness.