Dental Jargon—into English!
By Margaret Bobinski, DDS|2025-05-28T22:43:17+00:00January 8, 2019|Patient Education|
Does it ever seem like everyone you do business with—from the auto mechanic to the attorney to the tax accountant—uses a secret language to describe what you're paying for? You'd like to know what they're talking about, but you're afraid to ask. Maybe it's over your head. Maybe they don't really want you to know. [...]
Mystery Diagnosis… TMJ
By Margaret Bobinski, DDS|2025-05-28T22:43:17+00:00December 26, 2018|Restorative Dentistry|
Temporomandibular Joint disorder—TMJ—often disguises the source of the pain it inflicts. Although it originates in the jaw joint, sometimes the pain appears to emerge from an entirely different part of the head. Many people living with TMJ don't know what's behind their suffering. Their teeth themselves feel fine. So they suspect the flu, an allergy, [...]
Get your Smile Check-Up!
By Margaret Bobinski, DDS|2025-05-28T22:43:17+00:00December 18, 2018|Preventative Dentistry|
Barring injury, your sturdy white teeth should remain healthy and intact for the rest of your life. But just like your car's engine, which needs its regular oil & lube to keep purring smoothly, your mouth needs a thorough once-over as well. We'll review your dental history, clean your teeth, evaluate gum tissue, and screen [...]
Wishing for a Dazzling Smile?
By Margaret Bobinski, DDS|2025-05-28T22:43:17+00:00December 11, 2018|Cosmetic Dentistry|
If you could change just one thing about your smile, what would it be? Would you choose to lighten the color of your teeth? Or maybe you have chipped, cracked, or missing teeth you'd like to repair? These things happen as we age... teeth darken, little chips and gaps appear, and suddenly all those slight [...]
Kids Can Get Gum Disease Too
By Margaret Bobinski, DDS|2025-05-28T22:43:17+00:00December 4, 2018|Children's Dentistry|
It would be comforting to think that gum disease afflicted only adults. But adolescents and even pre-adolescents are especially at risk for what is often called Localized Juvenile Periodontitis (LJP). We usually think of periodontal disease as a result of plaque and calculus build-up. But the real culprit is bacteria that can spread from site [...]
We Want Your Opinion!
By Margaret Bobinski, DDS|2025-05-28T22:43:17+00:00November 27, 2018|Patient Education|
We are pleased to have you in our practice and hope to continue serving you well. We strive to deliver the type of personal service and friendly atmosphere that you want from a dental office, so if you've had a good experience and would like to share, please take a few moments to write us [...]
The Plus Sides of Fluoride
By Margaret Bobinski, DDS|2025-05-28T22:43:17+00:00November 20, 2018|Preventative Dentistry|
As a direct result of fluoridation, dental health in our part of the world turned around dramatically. The improvement is evident in our children, fluoride in our water reduces tooth decay in children by 50 percent. Why then, are some put off by the idea of fluoride? It's true that excessive levels of fluoride can [...]
Today’s Improvements in Dentistry
By Margaret Bobinski, DDS|2025-05-28T22:43:17+00:00November 13, 2018|Patient Education|
There's a bright new trend in dental offices these days: more people are scheduling appointments because they want to, not because they have to. Dentistry just isn't the same anymore. In the past decades we've seen the development of materials and procedures that would be unimaginable to our predecessors. So if you know someone who [...]
Keep us Updated About Any Health Changes!
By Margaret Bobinski, DDS|2025-05-28T22:43:17+00:00November 6, 2018|Patient Education|
Your Mouth Works Hand in Hand with Your Body Dental care is just one part of total health care. Because of that, we need to keep current with your entire health history, the good and the bad. Be sure to tell us if you... have experienced any new allergies or sensitivities have quit smoking (or [...]
Facial Growth, Oral Health, and “Modern” Food
By Margaret Bobinski, DDS|2025-05-28T22:43:17+00:00October 23, 2018|Patient Education|
How the "Foods of Commerce" Have Shaped Us From where we sit, getting dinner on the table is a piece of cake compared to what faced early man. We "hunt" at the grocery store, "forage" in the produce department, and "stalk" hamburger joints. What we end up eating, though, may be far less nutritious than [...]



