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jqp1@cornell.edu wrote:
> 
> In article <wcj1-0206962322310001@newsstand.cit.cornell.edu>,
> wcj1@cornell.edu (Bill Jenkins) wrote:
> 
> > I'm looking for dentist suggestions. Since I have the statutory dental
> > benefit, I'm looking for comments on any of the following areas/doctors):
> >
> > Auburn (Elkovitch, Indelicato, Lesch, Santillo, Valdina, Upstate Dental),
> > Cortland (Pal), Elmira (Cesari, Jurusik, Newman, Ridgeroad, Schrader,
> > Schuller, Seltzer, Shore, Strumpf), Watkins Glen (Shore)
> >
> > I just started going to Auburn Dental and have not had satisfactory
> > communication with the office. So I'm looking for a dentist that is not
> > only good of course, but will also take the time to discuss everything and
> > make sure that I understand and that all my questions are answered (even
> > if that means I call after I leave.)
> >
> > Thanks,
> > BillJ
> > ~~~~~
> > Bill Jenkins     wcj1@cornell.edu

	I realize that you didn't mention Ithaca, but I just came back from Dr. 
Oberly's office on Clinton St., and I thought that maybe if you couldn't 
use the info that others could.  Regardless of the fact that I never 
asked anything about my teeth accept if he could fix them, Dr. Oberly 
took the time to explain to me what was happening to my teeth and what I 
was doing wrong when I was cleaning my teeth.  He also showed me a chart 
and educated me about each part of my tooth and how the cavity was 
progressing through each tooth.
	Today, I had my four wisdom teeth removed, and despite all of the 
horror stories that I've heard about having teeth removed, I did not 
feel even the slightest bit of pain.  Dr. Oberly repeated asked if I 
felt any pain and made certain that I didn't.  Afterwards, he and his 
assistant spent about an hour just making sure that I was OK and to make 
sure that I understood everything that I needed to know to prevent 
infection and pain of the teeth that were removed.  If anyone is looking 
for a dentist that really cares, then I believe Dr. Oberly is the 
dentist you're looking for.