Why dentists choose us
Referral workflow, communication and turnaround.
Redefining modern endodontics
Root canal treatment, retreatment, apicoectomy and dental trauma care under the operating microscope. Patients travel from across southeastern Pennsylvania, northern Delaware and South Jersey. Most insurance is accepted, and emergencies are seen the same day.
Every one of our endodontists works on the microscope.
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A dentist with two or more years of advanced training in the inside of the tooth: root canals, retreatment, apicoectomy and dental trauma.
No. Patients can book directly, and referring offices can send a case through our online referral pad.
Emergencies are seen the same day. Call 484-444-2664 and we will find the next available appointment for anything else.
Most dental insurance is accepted. Call with your plan details and we will check your coverage.
Chester, Delaware and Montgomery counties in Pennsylvania, New Castle County in Delaware, and Salem, Gloucester and Camden counties in New Jersey.
Yes. Every referring office receives a written report after treatment, and second opinions are always welcome.
Every referring office gets a written report. Second opinions welcome. Send a case →
Patients also come from Media, Swarthmore, Springfield, Newtown Square, Glen Mills, West Chester and Kennett Square in Pennsylvania; Wilmington, Newark, Bear, Middletown and Hockessin in Delaware; and Swedesboro, Mullica Hill, Woodbury, Cherry Hill and Voorhees in New Jersey.
One endodontic group for all three states. Referrals and second opinions welcome. Send a case →
Send the case through our online referral pad and it reaches us immediately, with the radiographs and history attached. The patient goes back to your chair with the tooth treated, and your office gets the report.
Referral workflow, communication and turnaround.
How to think about difficulty before you refer.
Microscope, CBCT and bioceramic materials, in clinical terms.
The paper version, if the pad is not handy.
