Dr. Oleske Forced to Retire

This is the hardest news I ever had to tell anyone.  I have been practicing dentistry with my father for thirteen years now.  As many of you know, my father, Dr. Oleske, has been having numerous challenges to his health over the past few years. 

Dad's cardiologist insisted he stop working immediately.  He had been cutting down on hours recently and a plan was in place to hire an associate to replace those hours he was missing.  Fortunately, the associate is able to cover Dad's schedule full time.  A letter has been sent to all of our patients from Dr. Oleske himself, informing them of the news. 

I consider myself blessed to have worked with Dad for so long.  He has been my mentor, my partner, and an example of everything a dentist should be.  I will continue to provide for the patients of the practice with the same care and compassion they have come to expect.  I have also been very richly rewarded with a great deal of patients myself, so it will be impossible to see all of Dad's patients. 

Dr. C. Robert Montgomery, otherwise known as Dr. Bob, will be seeing Dad's patients.  Dr. Bob graduated from Case Western Dental School in 1988.  He has been practicing in Old Bridge, as well as providing services to homebound/hospitalized patients for many years.  Dr. Bob is from Jackson, NJ and has been well received by our staff and the patients that have met him.  He has a very similar personality to that of my father and will care for you with the same level of excellece Dad's patients have come to expect.  I look forward to many years with him, as I hope will you.

I will continue to guarantee his work and will make myself available for any questions or challenges that arise during this transition period.   The staff and I want all of Dr. Oleske's patients to know that his legacy will live on and that the only thing that will change here is face.  

Happy retirement, Dad!

Dr. Joe

Joseph A. Oleske III, D.M.D.