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Email: cornerstone.threeforks@gmail.com
Get to Know Dr. Tobie Jones
I think it is important for people to feel comfortable and at ease when I am with them, so everyone just calls me by my first name, Tobie.
When I was younger, I was an avid classical guitarist, and in high school and college I used to come to MSU every summer to participate in a classical guitar master class with Christopher Parkening. Ever since then, I dreamed of someday coming back and making Montana my home!
After graduating from Portland State University in 2006 with a degree in classical guitar performance, I decided I didn’t quite have what it takes to be a full-time professional musician, so I made the logical decision to become a dentist.
I graduated from Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) in 2011 with a full scholarship from the US Navy and spent 4 years serving as a general dentist at Naval Air Station Lemoore. It was an honor to serve the men and women who are serving our country.
One of my favorite things to do is to help people on their journey to total wellness by focusing on the head and neck (and mouth of course!). My absolute favorite thing to do is work on front teeth – I love to help people love their smile!
On a more personal note, when I am not doing dentistry, I enjoy spending time with my husband, Jeremy, and our two dogs, Bailey and Beau Dean (who we affectionately call BOBO). If it weren't for Jeremy, this dental practice would not be possible, you can see his handiwork all over the building!
In 2016, I was invited to join OHSU as full-time faculty in the restorative department. I loved teaching the next generation of young dentists so much that I was involved in nearly everything you could be involved in within dental education – I even got a master’s degree in education!
As much as I loved teaching, I love helping my patients more. The mouth is an incredibly important part of the body. We use our mouths to nourish ourselves and to carry on conversations with friends and family. Our teeth impact how we speak, how we eat, and how the world sees us. Teeth also impact our self-confidence – how we see ourselves.
