Sheri Doniger's author description for Dental Diaries home page

Jun 1, 2009
Sheri Doniger, DDS, practices clinical dentistry in Lincolnwood, IL. She has served as an educator in several dental and dental hygiene programs, has been a consultant for a major dental benefit company, and has written for several dental publications. Her column, Dental Diaries, appears regularly on the DrBicuspid.com advice and opinion page, Second Opinion.
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