Dr. Renata Camino Navarro received her DDS from Universidad Intercontinental in Mexico City. After graduating Dr. Camino began practicing as a general dentist in Mexico City. After spending a couple years in private practice Dr. Camino made the decision to pursue an advanced training in the field of prosthodontics which she completed at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Adams school of Dentistry earning her prosthodontics certificate and a Master of Science. Additionally she completed an Oral Implantology Fellowship at the same institution.

Dr. Camino served as an assistant professor in the Department of Prosthodontics in the Division of Comprehensive Oral Health at The University of North Carolina Adams School of Dentistry from 2019-2022. Her duties involved teaching didactic and clinical courses at predoctoral level, graduate level and patient care.

Dr. Camino is passionate about the care and service she can provide as a clinician. She is a published author and a current member of the American College of Prosthodontics, The International Team of Implantology and the Women’s Implantology Network.

I was born and raised in Mexico. I come from a big family and followed my mother’s steps into dentistry.. She is my biggest aspiration professionally and most importantly personally.

I am trained in classical ballet and still enjoy dancing and practicing yoga. My free time consists of staying active, running and hiking with my dog Manolo.

I enjoy the little things in life like a good laugh, a nice sweat or a salty breath of air. I am warm, empathetic and passionate about being kind to each other.

Professionally, I find value in continuing to implement innovative workflows that simplify treatment, in order to enhance provider communication skills and facilitate interdisciplinary care. I want to continue to contribute to our wonderful profession and most importantly transmit the importance of the impact we can provide to our patients with high quality care.