Convenient Access from Magnolia
Plan on about 10 minutes to drive from Magnolia to Dental Arts Group in Clementon, almost all of it on the White Horse Pike. Anyone weighing which dentist Magnolia, NJ parents and grandparents can rely on will find checkups, fillings, gum care and root canal treatment together in our one office. Parents can book their own cleanings and their children's visits on the same morning.
A good starting point is the borough's public school at 420 North Warwick Road. From there, take Lincoln Avenue to North Warwick Road (CR 669), then turn onto Evesham Avenue (CR 544) and join the White Horse Pike (US 30). Follow the Pike southeast for nearly four miles through Stratford, Laurel Springs and Lindenwold, then turn right onto Gibbsboro Road (CR 686). You will find us at 250 Gibbsboro Rd, Clementon, NJ 08021, on the corner of Ohio Avenue, after a trip of about 4.5 miles.
You can open our listing on Google Maps to save the address in your phone. Patients from Lawnside and Hi-Nella join the same stretch of the Pike on their way in. The signals between Stratford and Lindenwold can slow things at rush hour, so morning appointments often feel easiest.
A Dentist Magnolia, NJ Neighbors Can Call Their Own
The town covers just under one square mile, a compact borough named for the magnolia trees that grow there. It became a borough on April 14, 1915, formed from parts of the old Centre Township and Clementon, so the two towns have shared a border and a past for more than a century. Somerdale and Runnemede are its neighbors, and the Pike ties the whole area to our office.
The borough's best-known quirk is a roadside one. It has been home to one of the seven single-arch McDonald's signs left in the country. Even the name has a story: in 1867, the railroad briefly renamed the nearby Berlin station "Magnolia," then changed it back because travelers confused it with this community.
Stories like these give the borough a close, small-town feel, and that is the kind of relationship we try to build with each patient. You get straight answers about costs before treatment and a plan that follows you from one visit to the next. Our goal is a dental office you never need to replace.
That relationship starts with a thorough first visit. The DAG Comprehensive Exam reviews your health history, takes digital x-rays and intraoral photos, and examines each tooth under 2.5–6.0x magnification. It also includes an oral cancer screening and an insurance breakdown, so you understand both your health and your coverage before any treatment is planned.
Family Dental Priorities Along Warwick Road
The borough runs a single public school for PreK through grade 8, and its students go on to Sterling High School in Somerdale. That means most local families move through the same schools in the same order. It also means kids reach their teen years with the same predictable dental milestones: new molars, possible orthodontic questions and, eventually, wisdom teeth.
We plan around those stages. Young children get cleanings, x-rays and sealants to protect new permanent molars. Teens get careful monitoring of their bite and wisdom teeth, and adults get gum checks and fillings or crowns when old work wears out.
Monday is our latest day, open until 6 PM, while Tuesday and Wednesday run from 8 AM to 5 PM. Thursday closes at 4 PM, and we open one Friday a month from 8 AM to 1 PM. Monday afternoons tend to suit parents after school pickup.
Adults have their own patterns to watch. Gum disease often develops without obvious symptoms in its early stages, so we screen for it at every adult visit and track pocket depths over time. Grinding and clenching show up as worn edges or a sore jaw, and a 3D-printed night guard made from a quick digital scan can protect your enamel while you sleep.
Treatment Options for Magnolia Patients
Healthy Gums
Every visit includes a gum screening. When we find deeper pockets, scaling and root planing clean below the gumline, and a re-evaluation follows about a month later to confirm healing.
Cavity Repair
White composite fillings match the natural color of your teeth. For a tooth with more damage, digital ceramic crowns in zirconia or lithium disilicate restore strength, and older silver fillings can be replaced safely.
Cavity & Disease Prevention
Routine checkups, cleanings, digital x-rays and sealants protect students from Warwick Road to Sterling High. An oral cancer screening is part of the adult routine as well.
Endodontics
When decay reaches the nerve, root canal therapy can save the tooth instead of removing it. Our endodontic care also covers retreatment and pulpotomy or pulpectomy for children's primary teeth.
Oral Surgery
Impacted and wisdom teeth, extractions and bone grafting are all part of this service. X-rays or CT scans are used as needed to plan treatment before anything begins.
Meet Your Clementon Dentists
James Marmo, DMD, grew up in Northeast Pennsylvania, studied at the University of Scranton and earned his dental degree at Temple University's Maurice H. Kornberg School of Dentistry. His focus on prevention and early intervention fits families who want to keep their natural teeth for life. Dr. Richard Le serves as the practice's endodontist.
Insurance & Financing
New patients can begin with our $69 Exam & X-Ray special, which includes treatment recommendations. For larger care, we work with CareCredit and Sunbit and accept cash, checks and most major credit cards. Many PPO plans are in network, including Delta Dental, Guardian and Horizon BCBS.
What Others Are Saying
Awesome dentist, never have to wait. Everyone is extremely polite. Love these guys.
Tony Z.
Have you ever been able to say you thought the dentist was a happy place? This place is. Friendly, gentle and thoughtful care. Totally amazing.
Glenda G.
I recommend you go see the doctor at Dental Arts Group. He takes his time and explains everything to you. He makes you feel very comfortable when getting any type of work done. And his team is amazing!!!
Choshonya W. G.
Very professional and took the time to listen to my situation.
Eric M.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Dental Arts Group from Magnolia, and how do I get there?
The drive is about 4.5 miles from the borough's public school on North Warwick Road, usually around 10 minutes. You take North Warwick Road and Evesham Avenue to the White Horse Pike (US 30), then follow the Pike to Gibbsboro Road. Families who need a dentist Magnolia, NJ commuters can reach easily will find our office at 250 Gibbsboro Rd in Clementon.
Can a checkup find the cause of bad breath for Magnolia residents?
Yes, for most Camden County patients a checkup finds the source. Persistent bad breath often comes from bacteria on the tongue, gum disease, a cavity, an old filling that traps food or a dry mouth. Brushing the tongue, flossing daily and staying hydrated help at home. If gum disease is behind it, a cleaning or deep cleaning usually makes a clear difference.
When can Magnolia children brush their teeth without a parent's help?
Most children need a parent's help or supervision until about age seven or eight, around the time they can write neatly on their own. Until then, brush with them twice a day for two minutes and help with flossing where teeth touch. The hygienist can show your child proper brushing technique during regular cleanings.
Can oral piercings damage Magnolia teenagers' teeth?
Yes, tongue and lip piercings can chip or crack teeth and wear down the gums where the jewelry rubs. They can also trap bacteria and lead to infection. Teens who already have one should remove it for sports, avoid clicking it against their teeth and keep up with regular checkups so early gum or enamel damage is caught.
What does the $69 exam special include for a new patient?
It includes a full oral health exam, all standard x-rays and treatment recommendations for $69. The special is for new patients only. It works well for a sudden toothache or for anyone overdue for a checkup, since you leave with a clear picture of what your teeth need next.
Schedule Your Visit from Magnolia
A quick trip down the Pike is all it takes to reach us from Magnolia. To set up a visit with a dentist Magnolia, NJ families can rely on, call 856-746-4544. The Magnolia School District site has school information, and you can see other towns we serve or head to our Dentist Clementon, NJ home page.
