Meet Dr. Connor Drangsholt

Connor Drangsholt DMD

Dr. Connor Drangsholt was born and raised in Lakewood, WA, where dentistry has always been a part of his life. His mother, Dr. Beth O’Connor, is a general dentist, and his father, Dr. Ross Drangsholt, is an orthodontist. But the family connection to dentistry doesn’t stop there—several of his relatives are also in the dental field, making it more than just a career path; it’s a shared passion. Growing up surrounded by conversations about patient care, new techniques, and advancements in the field, he developed a deep appreciation for the profession from an early age.

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Dr. Connor attended the University of Oregon, earning his Bachelor of Science degree in 2019, before continuing his dental education at Oregon Health & Science University, where he received his Doctorate of Dental Medicine in 2023. After dental school, he returned to his hometown to work alongside his mother before taking over the family practice.

Dedication to Excellence

Dentistry isn’t just what Dr. Connor does—it’s something he truly loves. He is passionate about providing high-quality care and continuously expanding his knowledge through continuing education courses and advanced training. Staying at the forefront of modern dentistry allows him to offer his patients the best treatment options while maintaining the highest standard of care.

Professional Memberships

Dr. Drangsholt is an active member of:

  • American Dental Association

  • Pierce County Dental Society

  • Washington State Dental Association

Outside the Office

Outside of dentistry, Dr. Connor enjoys spending time outdoors—whether skiing in the winter or fishing in the summer. He met his wife, Dr. Maya Drangsholt, in dental school, and together they love exploring the Pacific Northwest.

Dr. Connor is proud to continue his family’s legacy in dentistry and is honored to care for the Lakewood community that shaped him.

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