Jay G. Kolb, DDS
"My goal is to provide your children with dentistry that's gentle yet comprehensive and effective. I want their first impressions of dentistry to be a positive one so I'll make their visit a memorable one by making it fun.
"Good dental health for children is important for a lifetime of healthy teeth. I can show you and your children what it takes to achieve and maintain a great smile for years to come. In addition, my wonderful staff loves working with kids and is always available to answer any of your questions and concerns.
"With over twenty five years experience as a pediatric dentist, and almost as many years raising my own three children, I know what it takes to make your child's visit as comprehensive and pleasant as possible.
Philosophically, I treat every child and parent as I would like to be treated."
"You Can Depend On Years Of Learning . . .
. . . when you visit, and you can rest assured I've received the proper training and education necessary to provide your children with gentle, effective dentistry. It's this type of educational commitment that you and your children can lean on and trust."
Doctor of Dental Surgery: University of Illinois
Post-Graduate Degree in Pedodontics: University of Illinois
Continuing Education: Exceeds the yearly required amount
"I've Continued To Gain Knowledge . . .
. . . by staying active in professional organizations. Your children's teeth are too important to leave to chance so I make a point of keeping current in the ever-changing field of pediatric dentistry. I stay on the leading edge in order to offer you and your children the best of the latest treatment advances and innovations."
Member: American Dental Association, American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, American Society of Pediatric Dentistry, Illinois Society of Pediatric Dentistry, Illinois Dental Association, Chicago Dental Society
"Reaching Beyond My Practice . . .
. . . when my boys were younger, volunteering with the local Cub and Boy Scouts was very important to me. Now that my daughter and two sons are older and in college, quality family time is a primary goal. Being able to watch my children and the children in my practice grow and mature is one of the great benefits of being a parent and a pediatric dentist."