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ENDODONTIST NEAR PAXTON, MA

Experienced Team. Painless Treatments. Quality Service.

Why Patients in Paxton Choose Us

Top-Rated Endodontist in the Area
Less Than 10 Miles from Paxton
Member of the Simply Doing Good Network
Member of the Simply Doing Good Network
Sedation Dentistry Available
Multiple Financial Solutions

Get to Know Our Team of Endodontists Near Paxton

Decades of Combined Experience in the Dental Field
Earned Their Dental Doctorates from Notable Institutions
Completed Additional Training in Endodontics
Member of Professional Organizations, like the American Association of Endodontists
Passionate About Continuing Education and Advanced Training
Love Helping Patients Achieve Healthy, Happy Smiles

Hear About Our Patients’ Experiences!

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Excellent experience!!! Dr. Rafla was very informative and made sure she not only spoke to me but included my son in the conversation as he was the patient. He was able to ask her questions and she was very informative and took wonderful care of him!!!!

– Kristen M.

How Can We Help You?

Patients visit our talented, experienced, and compassionate team for all sorts of reasons – from eliminating an infection with root canal treatment to restoring a badly damaged tooth following a traumatic injury. Rest assured, we’re always here to help! If you want to learn more about the services we offer, you can click on the images below. Of course, you can also call our dental office near Paxton – we’d be happy to answer any questions you have.

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Finding Our Endodontists Near Paxton

Our office is conveniently located at 255 Park Ave #303 in Worcester, which is close to General Foley Stadium, Newton Hill, and Elm Park. From Paxton, you can take Pleasant St nearly the whole way. You’ll know you’re close when you see That's Entertainment Comic Book Store, Advanced Auto Body, Inc., and Altea's Eatery. Of course, if you need additional directions, you can always give us a call. We’d be happy to help you!

Frequently Asked Questions, Answered!

How do I get emergency dental care?

If you need emergency dental care – whether it’s due to a large cavity or a severe crack in your enamel – the best thing to do is call us. In addition to learning more about your dental injury and the symptoms you’re experiencing, we’ll determine if a same-day visit to our office is necessary and schedule an appointment for you with one of our talented endodontists. We’ll also provide you with helpful instructions on what to do in the meantime to protect your teeth and gums from further harm.

Important note: If a cut is bleeding uncontrollably, you’re having trouble breathing, or you’re dealing with any other potentially life-threatening symptoms, it’s important to call 911 or head to the ER. After you get the medical attention you need, you can call our dental office near Paxton so we can provide the necessary dental care as well.

I’m Scared of the Dentist. What Should I Do?

If you experience stress, worry, and anxiety leading up to your dental visits, you’re not alone. The good news is that our friendly, caring, and non-judgmental dental team has a solution: sedation dentistry. With calming solutions like nitrous oxide, you can relax comfortably in the treatment chair while we work to restore your healthy, beautiful smile.

What level of education is required to be a dentist?

The road to becoming a dentist requires immense commitment, education, and training. The first step is earning an undergraduate degree (usually with extremely high grades and in a major that’s heavy in math and science). Then, they must be accepted to an accredited dental school in the U.S. before completing three years of rigorous in-classroom and hands-on training.

You might assume that their studies are over once they obtain their Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) or a Doctor of Dental Sciences (DDS) degree, but that’s not the case, especially if they want to become an endodontist. In addition to completing specialty training, they need to complete continuing education hours each year to stay at the forefront of their field.

What do you do if you can't afford a dentist?

If you are concerned about the cost of the care you need, we encourage you to talk to a member of our team. After all, we welcome two financial solutions: dental insurance and flexible financing. Not only that, but we can answer any questions you have, ensuring handling the cost isn’t a stressful experience.