Emily J. Skibinski, D.D.S.
General Dentistry
About Me
"I enjoy helping people obtain the best oral health possible. Patient education is a must and I strive to make sure the patient is always involved in the treatment plan and to listen to their chief concern. I have seen numerous times how a healthy smile can transform someone’s confidence. I understand that many people are scared and afraid of visiting the dentist. One of my greatest pleasures is having patients say that they actually enjoyed their visit after they dreaded coming to the office. I cannot wait to meet you and help you reach your oral health goals!"
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Education
- Harvard University, Master of Public Health, 2020
- Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, Certificate in Public Health, 2018
- Hennepin County Medical Center, Minneapolis, MN, General Practice Residency, 2017
- University of Minnesota, D.D.S., 2016
- Marquette University, B.S., Bioelectrical Engineering & Mathematics, 2011
Professional Associations
- Academy of General Dentistry
- American Dental Association
- Wisconsin Dental Association
- Greater Milwaukee Dental Society
Locations
Insurance
As a service to our patients we will provide an estimate of costs prior to services rendered. All co-payments or other out-of-pocket expenses will be due at time of service. Dental Associates will submit all claims directly to the patient's insurance company. The insurance company will determine the benefit reimbursement. Any remaining balance is the patient's responsibility.
Please visit our Dental Insurance We Accept page for more details
Ratings & Reviews
Press Ganey Patient Satisfaction Survey Results
Our Patient Rating scores represent an average of all responses from actual Dental Associates patients randomly surveyed by nationally-recognized patient experiences firm Press Ganey. Learn more about our dentist reviews.
Responses are measured on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the best score.
Patient Reviews
Patient comments are gathered from our Press Ganey Patient Satisfaction Survey and displayed unedited in their entirety. Patients are de-identified for confidentiality and patient privacy.
The doctor is great, but my questions were not answered. This is explained by the miscommunication: I thought I was going to have an exam and the doctor was just taking impressions for a crown. A
This was not the dentist I had during the entire process for my dentures. She was nice but I felt she was somewhat unprepared to service my needs with the wax try-in. Told me the dentures will need to be adjusted again after they are made in the final process this I understand, however, I felt little effort was made to make the dentures fit the best they could fit before they were sent to the lab for the final process. She told me I will most likely need adhesives. I understand she may have been assigned to my case at the last minute due to the loss of my previous dentist whom, I must say was wonderful. I was prepared to sound positive accolades regarding Dental Associates for my experience with what is a stressful situation of getting dentures. The previous Dentist made me feel comfortable and gave me the confidence to move through the process. I would have preferred that Dental Associates rescheduled the appointment till a replacement Dentist was available who would have had more experience with the process of wax try-ins.
Took her time, made sure I was satisfied w/the treatment.
1st time seeing this dentist. very impressed with her thoroughness & concern for me.
I will be back to this location because Emily Skibinski and staff.
My regular dentist was not there. A different dentist did pay particular attention and promptly removed something stuck between two teeth that I could not remove.
I went to the dentist with a tooth ache. wanted treatment, not pain meds. the dentist and the hygeinist made me feel like I wad an idiot. Didnt believe how Mich discomfort I was in. Because the xray didnt show anything there was no need to take any action. The first appointment for a root canal was February 16. I have a cleaning on February 15. Why would I come in with tooth pain almost 2 months sooner?
Wonderful woman who also seems very skilled. Inspires trust.
me and my husband have a great dentist
I remember making this comment to her and her assistant. I think Im dealing with the Rembrants of Dental Associates. I got the distinct impression that the two were VERY concerned with having an excellent result with this procedure on me.