Marjorie has lived in Dallas for 40 years and has spent 25 of those years working at Schorn DDS. Marjorie brings a hardworking attitude to our front office and enjoys the challenges associated with her position. Wearing many hats in the office, she can occasionally be found assisting one of the doctors or helping out in the lab. She is sometimes affectionately referred to as Sarge Marj because she helps us all stay on time.
Outside of the office, Marjorie enjoys traveling, skiing, biking, hiking and swimming. She can often be found on the weekends working in the garden or on their most recent home improvement project. Marjorie and her husband, Michael have been married 34 years and enjoy spending time with their large extended family and most recently with their new grandbaby Cal.
DeAnna was born and raised in Dallas and has been blessed as registered dental assistant for 20 years. DeAnna has been Dr. Eric Schorns assistant for over 15 years. She enjoys working chairside and helping patients feel comfortable and confident with their smile. She keeps our office running smoothly and up to date on all of the sterilization protocols necessary. DeAnnas strengths include her personality, hard work, kind demeanor and punctuality.
Gayla was born and raised in Garland, TX. She has worked over twenty years in the dental field. Her goal is to make sure that your visit is an enjoyable experience. Gayla cares deeply for her patients and their comfort. Her great sense of humor keeps us going on long days.
Shundra was born and raised in Lewisville, TX. She has chosen dental hygiene as a second career, first passion. As a Hygienist, her goals include educating her patients while providing a comfortable hygiene experience. Shundra takes great pride in her work and leaves a little sparkle where ever she goes.
Sereniti was born and raised in Rockwall, Tx. She received her degree in allied health from Texas A&M University and then attended Texas A&M College of Dentistry to receive a degree in dental hygiene. She loves helping her patients improve their oral health. She also loves spending time with family and friends.
Everyone is always disappointed to find out that they have a cavity. For some patients they know that they eat too much sugar. Many others think they eat healthy and are confused by how they would have a cavity. Its our job at Schorn DDS to put on our Detective hats on and figure out the source of their sugar intake. In todays world SUGAR IS EVERYHERE! Many companies like to sell healthy foods that are actually loaded with sugar. It is always important to check the labels and look for added sugars. High fructose corn syrup is a fancy name for sugar! I wont lie, sugar really does make things taste better, but we all have to be careful about how much sugar we are eating. Our goal is to help you prevent cavities and get a good check up! I have added a list below of some foods that might seem healthy, but have some sneaky sugars that can cause cavities.