Dinah Jammal, D.M.D
Polished Pediatric Dentistry
479 County Route 520, Building C, Suite 102A, Marlboro, NJ 07746 | 732.226.1995 | www.polishedpd.com
“Patient, a little goofy and lots of fun,” is how kids describe Dr. Dinah Jammal on any given day.
This December, Dr. Jammal cut the ribbon and opened the doors to her brand new, private pediatric dental practice. Through her combined personal and educational interests, she found her path to pediatric dentistry, a calling that brings her great emotional and professional fulfillment. Coined as Polished Pediatric Dentistry, Dr. Jammal is truly excited to welcome parents and their children to experience exceptional dentistry at her new, relaxing, kid-friendly space for “an incredible, polished experience from start to finish.”
With over eight years of experience working in other practices, Dr. Jammal knew she wanted to establish a space where she could implement things in her own meticulous way, prompting her to set up shop. Longer appointments, minimally invasive techniques, state-of-the-art technology including pain-free injections, special needs care and hand-picked materials of the highest quality are the things that make the practice unique. Above all else, Dr. Jammal has established transparency as her “polished principal.” Both verbally and visually, she tries to address any questions or uncertainties so that parents can understand and feel empowered. Using intraoral cameras with screens in every room, parents can become an active partner in their child’s dental treatment.
With a kid’s eye in mind, Dr. Jammal took special care in designing the Polished space. Pops of color and floor to ceiling windows offer an airy, contemporary feel that draws in her young patients. She chose a fun, retro 70’s feel when designing her logo that seemed to match the practice vibe. When a child seems uneasy, Dr. Jammal asks, “Do I seem nervous?” With the usual shake of the head, she responds, “Then there’s nothing you need to be nervous about.” A big, bright smile and a relaxed posture always follows.
