Margaret Bobinski, DDS

Dr. Bobiniski is the very best dentist I have ever gone to. Her work is outstanding. Her staff is incredible. I walk out of her office with a smile on my face every time I go in. If you truly value your teeth Dr Bobinski is the only dentist for you!

I have been seeing Dr. Bobinski for years, and the entire office is amazing. Everybody is very detail-​oriented and friendly. Her cosmetic work is completely gorgeous. I’ve had a lot of dental work over the years and I wouldn’t dream of going anywhere else!

I love Dr. Bobinski and her staff. I get my teeth cleaned a lot and although that is never pleasant when you have Austin Power’s teeth like me, they manage to make it fairly painless and always lots of fun. They have flat screens with Netflix videos to distract you with and good music in their offices… and they are so friendly and seem to be having such a good time that I wish I worked there too.
Dr. Bobinski is gentle and kind, and always takes time to enquire about your dental needs and never rushes you through any explaining.

Dr. Bobinski, her assistant, her stable of hygienists and recommended specialists are the finest dental crew I have worked with. My wife, a retired government professional, is entirely correct when she calls me a Dental Hobbyist. I try to encourage my adoptive team into new technology, and I appreciate their care and attention to detail. This is an exciting time for dentistry, after all.
I’ve spent a good bit maintaining my teeth, starting at 450 Sutter in San Francisco as a child. Then Western Pennsylvania; Darien, Connecticut; Bucks County, Pennsylvania; Austin, Texas; back to 450 Sutter (that good doctor did, after all, introduce Mom and Dad back in the War. A craftsman and a researcher, too, into saliva suppression during anesthetic, back in the 1950s); Larkspur (that enthusiastic doc taught at a dental college in his off-​duty time) and Palo Alto, California. The Palo Alto dentist got me into the new veneers, which were fearfully expensive in the 1980s but worth every dollar.
Since 70 is the new 40, I fully intend to march through at least one century with serviceable teeth. My six implants are in a mouth otherwise full of real ones, all capped or veneered as necessary one by one over the decades.
Our teeth are like tires on the car, or brake pads, or shock absorbers: Expendable, frangible, disposable. They wear out. On the road, in trucks, SUVs and now a delivery van, I have driven just over one million miles, much of that in city traffic. Renewing the bits that wear is as much fun as brand new shoes. Set aside the money, plan and shop carefully, read up in advance, talk it up with trusted friends and professionals. Just know it must happen, and make allowance for it.
Dr. Bobinski’s Greenhaven office is newly built, her equipment state of the art, and her personnel live stable and happy lives. From Proverbs: Walk with the wise and become wise.

Both my father and I have experienced substandard work from Dr. Bobinski. I have had to have two crowns replaced that should have lasted several more years. My father had a tooth pulled «by mistake» and inferior partial plates done. Find another dentist.