About Your Dentist

"Peace begins with a smile." – Mother Teresa

My Mission

"My mission is to take the fear out of going to the dentist and ensure all patients have a healthy mouth so they can continue to eat well, enjoy life, and smile longer."

Education & Continuing Education

Doctor of Dental Surgery
University of Illinois Chicago – Chicago, Illinois 

Bachelor of Science in Biology (Cum Laude)
Loyola University Chicago – Chicago, Illinois 

Dr. Bordatto's passion for dentistry started early; she worked as a dental assistant and office manager before dental school and has been a practicing dentist for over 10 years. During her studies, Dr. Bordatto developed a passion for educating patients on the importance of oral health and its links to systemic health. 

She enjoys pediatric dentistry, root canals, crowns, bridges, dentures, cosmetics, and orthodontic aligners. Dentistry is an art form, and she is honored to be a part of an advancing profession that improves health and strengthens confidence. Her favorite part of dentistry is the patient connection; Dr. Bordatto understands how intimidating a dental chair can be for some patients, whether it be a child's first visit or an adult recovering from a previous experience. She considers it a privilege to ensure all patients feel comfortable.

Professional Memberships

Dr. Bordatto is an active member of the American Dental Association, the Illinois State Dental Society, and the Peoria Dental Society.

Life & Hobbies

During her free time, Dr. Bordatto enjoys spending time with her wonderful family: her husband, Daniel Bordatto, DMD, and their two sons, Zavier and Axel, running around with their canine Molar and spending time with loved ones. She loves traveling and has had the privilege of visiting over 50 countries, experiencing the diversity of cultures, healing remedies of different cuisines, and the special subtleties that make us all different, but the commonalities that make us all the same. 

Dr. Bordatto previously worked in Peoria, IL, then took some time away to fulfill a passion to serve the indigenous people through public health dentistry. She and her husband worked in the Navajo Nation to help improve the conditions of the Diné community and assist on the front lines of the Covid 19 pandemic. This allowed her to move to the Four Corners to enjoy the outdoors, explore our nation's amazing National Parks, and take time for self-care through yoga and meditation.