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Residents of New Jersey know about closeness. Though the state takes up less than 9,000 square miles, it is home to over 8.9 million people, giving it the highest population density in the country (over 1,000 people per square mile). As the only state whose cities are all classified as metropolitan areas, residents of New Jersey know that taking good care of themselves is especially important to maintaining a healthy quality of life. For many people, the high costs of dental health care can make that challenging, but with the help of Doctors Network, local dentists can now mitigate that challenge for all New Jersey families. Through Doctors Network, patients can sign up for direct dental plans that, unlike insurance, can guarantee significant discounts on every treatment and procedure that their dentists offer.

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"The Hub City" and "The Healthcare City" are the two names that have been given to the city of New Brunswick because of how it is home to Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital. It is also the location of Johnson & Johnson’s world headquarters and the largest campuses of Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. It holds several four-star restaurants. These are just some of the reasons why this city is also known as The Hub City. The several restaurants only warrant the rising need for dentists in New Brunswick, and there are hundreds of dental offices and professionals who can provide expertise with regard to dental care.

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The residents are offered an urban-suburban mix which is why most people feel comfortable setting up their homes in New Brunswick. Many professionals and families live in New Brunswick which makes it the perfect place for a fresh start for anyone. Moreover, it is known as the healthcare city which makes it the perfect place for people to get their dental procedures done from here. Say goodbye to cheap dental techniques that you apply at home and visit the dentist on a regular basis.

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If you’re looking for a dental expert in New Brunswick but don’t quite know where to start, look no further. Now you can browse through the detailed and comprehensive list of dentists on Doctors Network and hand select the perfect dentist for your case. You no longer need to worry about having to choose the right dentist as you will be exploring the ones that are tailor-made for your needs. Sign up now on Doctors Network and become the owner of a healthy smile!

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    Geneva Dental Care
    254 S Easton Rd, Glenside, PA 19038 
    46.21 miles near New Brunswick
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    (215) 887-7788

    Who is Dr. Junaid Chaudhry DMD?
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    Dr. Junaid Chaudhry devotes himself each day to creating healthy, beautiful smiles that his patients can feel proud of. He uses cutting-edge technology and advanced dental techniques to ensure high-quality, long-lasting results. Dr. Chaudhry earned his dental degree from Temple University School of Dentistry. Between the years 1998 and 2001, he worked as an Associate Professor of Restorative Dentistry at Temple University School of Dentistry where he earned multiple awards for his excellence in dentistry research.

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    Richard Kaufman, DDS
    955 Front St., Uniondale, NY 11553 
    47.16 miles near New Brunswick
    phone

    (516) 481-1117

    review by Victor W.

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    Like most people, I don't really like going to the dentist. My fear of the dentist has kept me out of the dental chair for a number of years. However, I grew fed up with the appearance and health of my teeth. So, I decided to turn to Dr. Kaufman after a friend referred me. That was three years ago. I now have a completely different perspective on dentistry. I love my smile and no longer need to be pushed to get the procedures done that I require. Dr. Kaufman is very honest and efficient. Even after I switch to a cheaper dental plan, he was still willing to work with me to make sure that my needs were met. They offer pretty flexible appointment times, and you barely have to wait. However, even if there is a small wait, it's worth it. It's nice to know that I have found a doctor who truly cares about my oral health and making sure that the costs are reasonable. I cannot imagine going anywhere else!

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    Concetta Mangiaracina DDS Pllc
    1955 Merrick Road, Suite 101, Merrick, NY 11566 
    48.35 miles near New Brunswick
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    (516) 665-2388

    review by Lexi L.

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    My husband and I started going to Dr. Mangiaracina after moving to Merrick, NY from another state. Initially, we chose this practice because they were PPO with our dental plan. We’ve had incredible service since our first appointment. The service has been great. Appointments are on time and never canceled. They’re ready for you as soon as you come in, even if you’re the first appointment of the day. The receptionist and hygienists provide wonderful service as well. It’s always very convenient and easy to schedule an appointment. I highly recommend Dr. Mangiaracina and her entire staff.

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    westbury smile center
    91 Post ave, Westbury, NY 11590 
    48.52 miles near New Brunswick
    phone

    (516) 750-5035

    review by Melissa D.

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    I am just thrilled with my service from Dr. Rafya Sandhu at Westbury Smile Center. She is so welcoming, patient, very experienced, and a complete professional. They are transparent and explain every step along the way. During my first appointment, we did the usual x-rays, exam, and consultation. They told me of the problem areas and how to address them. They didn’t attempt to push me into paying for unnecessary products or procedures. Dr. Sandhu’s chairside manner is just remarkable, and her dedication to her work and her passion guarantees that she will do everything to the best of her ability. They have performed fillings and crowns for me, and they seem very detail oriented and use the latest equipment. And for Dr. Sandhu’s staff, they are a direct reflection of her. Everyone was so kind and accommodating. All in all, if you have a busy family life and are looking for a quality family dentist, look no further.

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    Radiance Dental, P.C.
    455 Central Park Avenue, Ste. 309, Scarsdale, NY 10583 
    48.83 miles near New Brunswick
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    (914) 874-5252

    review by Jannah D.

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    Dr. Madelon Murphy's practice is one of the best kept secrets in Scarsdale, NY. I needed a dentist in the area that had convenient hours, and I am so happy to have found Radiance Dental. I had a chipped front tooth, which she promptly fixed so I could regain my fresh, clean smile. I thoroughly appreciate the personalized attention Dr. Murphy goes to each of her patients. She willingly and patiently answers all questions, even the silly ones. But, you don't have to take my word for it. Call Radiance Dental for your appointment today!

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    Advanced Dental Designs
    6529 Germantown Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19119 
    49.32 miles near New Brunswick
    phone

    (215) 848-8214

    review by Tim P.

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    My appointments and cleanings at Advanced Dental Designs in Philadelphia are always outstanding. Everyone is very smart and detail oriented. I usually show up early, and they take me back before my scheduled time. The staff is so nice. I had a lot of questions about fillings and such, and Dr. Patoliya answered all of them. Plus, he set me up with a treatment plan and gave me a few dental care tips! Highly recommended!

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