Root canal treatment
Cleaning, shaping and sealing the canal system under magnification, usually in a single visit.
Root canals, retreatment, apicoectomy and trauma care, performed under an operating microscope with advanced materials and current techniques. The visit is built around comfort, most insurance is accepted, and emergencies are seen the same day.
Every one of our endodontists works on the microscope.
Seven treatments, all of them already written up on your site. Nothing invented, just promoted to where people can find it.
Cleaning, shaping and sealing the canal system under magnification, usually in a single visit.
A tooth that still hurts after a root canal usually needs the old filling out and the canals cleaned again.
When the end of the root itself is the problem, surgery reaches what a canal cannot.
Cracked and fractured teeth, assessed quickly and, where possible, saved.
Knocked or displaced teeth, including the ones that cannot wait until Monday.
Nitrous and oral sedation for anxious patients, discussed before the appointment rather than during it.
A laser works alongside the files, reaching canal walls and small side canals that files alone do not fully clean.
The questions people actually ask before an endodontic appointment.
Before, during and after your visit, in plain language.
The things we do differently for people who hate dental appointments.
Most dental PPO plans accepted, and benefits verified before you arrive.
Forms, what to bring, and how long to allow.
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We are a local office and a regional resource at the same time. Multiple endodontists, more than one microscope and room in the schedule let us take the cases a single-specialist practice turns away. It is why patients and referring dentists from across the tri-state area find their way to Media.
More than one specialist treats here, so coverage does not hang on a single doctor’s calendar, and an emergency is not stuck waiting for one provider to be free.
Multiple operatories and a dedicated space for surgical cases mean retreatments, separated instruments and apicoectomies stay here, instead of being sent on or declined.
The operating microscope is used for every patient, not only the complicated ones. That is the same standard for a routine molar as for a surgical retreatment.
Room is kept in the schedule each day for avulsions, fractures and acute pain, and referring offices can reach a doctor by phone the same day.
Every referring office gets a written report after treatment, and second opinions are always welcome. Send a case.
Multiple endodontists under one roof, for southeastern Pennsylvania, northern Delaware and South Jersey.
Media, Swarthmore, Springfield, Newtown Square, Glen Mills, West Chester and Kennett Square.
Chester, Delaware and Montgomery counties.
Wilmington, Newark, Bear, Middletown and Hockessin, straight up I-95.
New Castle County, from Wilmington to Newark.
Swedesboro, Mullica Hill, Woodbury, Cherry Hill and Voorhees, over the Commodore Barry or the Walt Whitman.
Salem and Gloucester counties, from Swedesboro to Cherry Hill.
We welcome referrals and second opinions from dentists across Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey, and we send a written report back to the referring office after treatment. 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.