Our Locations

Serving Phoenixville, Wayne, and Surrounding Areas

Visiting Our Phoenixville Location

Conveniently Located Off Route 23

Our Phoenixville office is located off Route 23 near the intersection with Pawlings Road. The office is a ground-level condo within a small complex, with onsite parking for all visitors. The entrance is accessible, and ramps are placed in advance for patients who use wheelchairs.

Additional Details:

  • Ground-level Suite

  • Wheelchair Ramps Available

  • Onsite Parking

  • Near Pawlings Road

Endodontic Specialists Phoenixville Office Exterior

This map shows our Phoenixville office off Route 23 near the intersection with Pawlings Road, with ground-level access and onsite parking.

 
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Our Wayne office is located on a quiet street across from the Strafford Train Station on the Paoli–Thorndale line. The office sits two blocks from Lancaster Avenue and is easy to reach from surrounding Main Line communities. The building is two stories, and our suite is on the ground level with handicap access available at the rear entrance. Onsite parking is available for all patients.

Visiting Our Wayne Office

Additional Details:

  • Ground-Level Suite

  • Handicap Access at Rear Door

  • Onsite Parking

  • Near Strafford Train Station

Call This Office to Schedule

Serving Wayne and the Main Line Area

Endodontic Specialists Wayne Office Exterior

This map shows our Wayne office across from the Strafford Train Station, two blocks from Lancaster Avenue, with onsite parking and ground-level access.

 

Specialty Services Provided at Each Location

• Root canal treatment
• Retreatment
• Apicoectomy (Root Surgery)
• Cracked tooth evaluation
• Emergency care
• Sedation options
• 3D CBCT imaging
• Microscope-assisted care

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Both Offices Are About a 20 Minute Drive Apart

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FAQs

  • We use technology that supports faster, more precise, and more comfortable treatment. Digital X-rays give clear images with much lower radiation than traditional films. Our operating microscope helps us see small details inside the tooth, locate hidden canals, find cracks, and perform careful surgical procedures. Our specialists also offer advanced treatment options such as intentional tooth replantation, which Dr. Terry performs to help preserve a natural tooth when other options are limited.

    Tools and techniques we use:
    • One visit root canal treatment
    • Digital X-rays
    • Operating microscope
    • Intentional tooth replantation
    • Root end surgery

  • Booking an appointment is simple. You can submit an appointment request through our website or call our front desk. We recommend booking in advance to secure your preferred date and time.

  • Yes, weaccept most major insurance providers. Our friendly staff can help verify your coverage and explain any out-of-pocket costs before your appointment. For patients without insurance, we also offer flexible and transparent payment options.

    For more information, please visit our In-Network Insurances page

  • Please bring a valid ID, your insurance card, your referral slip and any recent medical or dental records.

  • CBCT, or Cone Beam CT imaging, gives a clear 3D view of the teeth, bone, and surrounding areas. The scan takes less than 15 seconds and uses a low radiation dose. This type of imaging helps us see root anatomy, hidden canals, fractures, infections, and bone levels with much more detail than standard dental X rays.

    CBCT imaging improves diagnosis and treatment planning for root canal therapy, retreatment, endodontic surgery, and implant planning. It helps us understand the problem before treatment begins and supports more accurate care.

    You will need to remove jewelry, glasses, hearing aids, and dental appliances before the scan. The scan does not interfere with fillings, crowns, implants, or other dental work. Most dental plans do not cover CBCT imaging. Payment is collected at the time of service. We submit claims as a courtesy.

    If you have questions about the scan or billing, our front desk team can help.

  • • Arrive 10 minutes early
    • Bring your insurance information
    • Bring a list of medications
    • Ask questions before your visit
    • Eat a light meal unless instructed otherwise

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