Meet Our Team
Meet The Doctors
We are a family-oriented office that provides dental treatment for the entire family. With procedures ranging from general cleanings to some oral surgery, Dr. Marcos Villarreal and Dr. Christina Adame can treat a variety of dental issues regardless of age. We will welcome you as if you were a member of the family and provide you with quality dental care that creates long-lasting results.
Dr. Marcos Villarreal
━ DDS
Dr. Marcos Villarreal was raised in Corpus Christi, graduated from St. Mary’s in San Antonio, and completed dental school at Texas A&M Baylor College of Dentistry. He worked in a clinic setting after dental school, and joined Dr. Butler and Main Street Dental Care in 2016. He and wife Dr. Christina Villarreal, who is also a licensed dentist, are parents to 3 beautiful little girls. Dr. Marcos and the entire staff enjoy treating patients with individual, customized care.
“Dr. Marcos Villarreal and the entire staff enjoy treating patients with individual, customized care.”
Dr. Christina Adame Villarreal
━ DDS
Dr. Christina Adame Villarreal grew up in Grand Prairie, graduated from St. Mary’s University in San Antonio and completed dental school at Texas A&M Baylor College of Dentistry. She and Dr. Marcos Villarreal married while in school. After dental school, their family grew and she worked in a few different offices throughout the metroplex. Dr. Adame joined Main Street Dental Care in 2021 and is thrilled to meet so many kind and loyal patients each day.
“The Butlers have enjoyed living and raising a family in Rowlett, and welcome the opportunity to help you with your dental care. It is a privilege to serve you! “
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Meet Our Team
Tracy Liebrum
━ RDH
Tracy grew up in Mesquite and graduated from North Mesquite High School in 1980. She attended Eastfield College and then graduated from Baylor College of Dentistry with her Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene in 1984. She joined Main Street Dental Care in 1987. Tracy and her husband Cary moved to Rowlett in 1992. Their son Hayden was born in 1994 and daughter Carlie in 1996. They are active members of Lake Pointe Church. In her free time Tracy likes to travel, bake, and spend time with her family. Tracy has had the privilege of having four generations of patients and has watched many of her patients grow up and bring their kids in as well. She loves helping her patients maintain a happy, healthy smile.
Kimberly Bricker
━ RDH
Kimberly began her career in the Dental Hygiene field 6 years ago. She studied at the University of Texas in Denton before attending hygiene school in Dallas. She has lived in the Rowlett area for over 20 years. Outside the office, she enjoys traveling to new places, attending concerts with friends, cheering on the Dallas Cowboys with her family and taking care of her 2 Labradors, Titan and Asti. Her favorite part of being a Dental Hygienist is meeting new patients, learning about their lives and helping them achieve healthy smiles.
Alicia Harper
━ RDH
Alicia was born and raised in the DFW area. After the 5th grade she spent the remainder of her time at Forney schools and lived there briefly. Alicia graduated Dental Hygiene School from Texas A&M College of Dentistry in 2018, and bought her home in Rowlett in 2019. She is a big dog lover and has 3 dogs. A Lab, Stella, and Miniature Dachshunds, Latte and Tinsel! Alicia loves what she does and can’t wait to meet new patients and give them the best care possible to make coming to the dentist a great experience.
The latest technologies,
The highest quality dental
Digital x-rays emit less radiation than conventional x-rays and use smooth digital sensors instead of sharp x-rays film. Because digital x-rays don’t require lengthy chemical processing, the images are available on our computer screen within seconds.
We use standard and panoramic (360°) digital x-rays in most dental exams, because many serious problems with the teeth and facial bones can’t be seen during a standard visual exam.
