Forcioli Family Dentistry

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving! Wishing our wonderful patients and family a peaceful, blessed day🦃🍁

11/25/2025

Lights are off at Forcioli Family Dentistry but our office and Helen Plum Library📚continue to shine bright ✨ on Main Street!🤩💡

09/09/2025

Beautiful afternoon at Lilacia Park! 🌸🌺💐💜

08/30/2025

In observance of Labor Day our office will be closed Monday September 1st. Have a great Labor Day Weekend everyone!! 🤩☀️🇺🇸

08/06/2025

🌾 Today is 🌾
It may be hard to imagine now, but Lombard’s roots are planted firmly in agriculture. Today, we honor the farmers whose hard work built the foundation of our community.

One of those local legends was Peter Hoy, a dedicated dairy farmer and true pillar of Lombard. His land, once known as Alfalfa Farm, or more fondly the Peter Hoy Dairy Farm, covered a large stretch of property, a portion of which is now home to the Sunset Knolls Park District Facility!

🏫 Fun fact: The building at Sunset Knolls was originally Peter Hoy Elementary School, named in honor of the man who was so beloved in the community.

Peter Hoy was more than a farmer, he was a generous neighbor and educator at heart. He welcomed schoolchildren to his farm to meet the animals and learn about rural life. And in the winter, he brought joy to the community with sleigh rides around the farm, complete with jingling bells. ❄️🎶

Farming is about more than crops and cattle — it's about tradition, community, and care. Today, we say thank you to the farmers past and present who keep those values alive.

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08/04/2025

It's almost time to go back to school, make your appointment today! 630-627-1495.

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07/02/2025

Happy 4th of July!

Our office will be closed Thursday July 3rd and Friday July 4th. Our team will get some rest and relaxation while spending time with family 😊

God Bless America! 🇺🇸

06/07/2025

Beautiful day for our sign to get cleaned 🧼 🧹🤩
Thank you Elevate Sign Group Ltd for the professional work!

06/01/2025

Right Down the Street 😎🍦

Summer is just around the corner, and that means one thing: ice cream all day, every day! And there’s no better place to celebrate than at the Dairy Queen on the corner of Maple and Main Street. This iconic spot isn’t just a go-to for sweet treats, it’s a cherished piece of local history!

Built as an original Dairy Queen franchise, it still proudly features one of the few remaining neon DQ signs from the early days. While most locations updated their signage in the late 1950s, this one never changed. The sign is reportedly one of the few original neon DQ signs left in northern Illinois, and it's officially landmarked.