Suzanne E.
4/14/2025
This Office is top notch. They care about their pts. Starr the front desk girl makes sure you get seen in a timely manner. She is beyond sweet. Called on a Friday and was scheduled Monday with Dr....
Endodontic Associates
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7905 Malcolm Rd Ste 300
Clinton, MD 20735
Endodontic Associates in Clinton, MD, is a specialized dental practice focusing solely on Endodontics, commonly known as root canals. Their team of highly trained dentists pride themselves on providing top-notch endodontic treatments with a primary commitment to your dental health.
Specializing in services such as Non-Surgical Root Canal Therapy, Endodontic Re-treatment, Apical Surgery, Traumatic Dental Injuries, and Cracked Teeth, Endodontic Associates caters to patients in Maryland, DC, and Virginia. With offices in Clinton, the team eagerly awaits the opportunity to serve you and ensure your dental needs are met.
Endodontic Associates is dedicated to offering the best endodontic care in a warm and compassionate setting. Utilizing cutting-edge equipment and adhering to stringent infection control guidelines, they strive to deliver exceptional treatments while maintaining a friendly environment for all patients.
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3.517 reviewsKenneth D.
9/18/2025
Beware! I got a root canal there -- well, sort of. It was botched. I still had pain in the tooth after the procedure. I eventually had to go to another Endodontist to get it corrected.
Marcqueata M.
9/20/2024
DO NOT GO HERE EVER!!! I went to the Waldorf MD location where Dr. Michael Aregbescola told me he cares very little about my concerns of the treatment I was given from Dr. Campbell and BeBe (the...
Deneine C.
9/14/2024
I went to see Dr. Acosta yesterday at the California office to have a root canal retreated. First of all the entire staff is so welcoming and friendly. I cannot say enough about Dr. Acosta. His...
Grace L.
9/11/2023
EVERY single root canal I got done at this location had to be redone due to dental error. My new dentist was discussed by the work done and asked if I new why he would put 3 post in my tooth...
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