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232 Chester Avenue

Moorestown, NJ 08057 US

(856) 778-1666

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We practice with most current CDC FDA and NJ and PA practice guidelines to proect all patients, operator - staff. All patients are give instructions for visits to our office. You can ask all the questions you like to be certain we give you great safe service.

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Our Regular Schedule

Monday:

7:00 am-3:00 pm

Tuesday:

7:00 am-3:00 pm

Wednesday:

7:00 am-3:00 pm

Thursday:

3:00 pm-3:00 pm

Friday:

Closed

Saturday:

Closed

Sunday:

Closed

Friendly Staff.  Beautiful Smiles.  Welcoming Environment.  

New Patients Welcome

Our office strives to provide top-notch periodontal and dental implant care with special attention focused on patient wellness.

Since gum disease affects most people any gum infection can affect your heart and lungs as well as complicate diabetes.

We have spent years refining techniques to provide comfort with lasting results.

See us for a single area or your entire mouth.

Improving your smile may be easier than you realize

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  • Sealants

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  • Pocket Reduction (flap surgery)

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  • Wisdom Teeth

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  • Managing Pain

    There are many methods for relieving oral pain. They include: Ice packs on the affected area. Avoiding hard candy or ice. Avoiding sleeping on your stomach. Dentists use a wide array of pain management tools, including: Anesthetics such as Novocaine. Analgesics such as aspirin ...

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  • When to See a Periodontist?

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  • Scaling and Root Planing

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  • Oral Cancer

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  • Plaque

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Meet Our Doctor

  • Dr. Jeffrey Morton

    Dr. Jeffrey Morton is a specialist who treats gums, along with all of the structures of the gums and teeth that allow us to do a range of invaluable activities each day -- from speaking to chewing to smiling.

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