Convenient Access from Laurel Springs
From Laurel Springs, Dental Arts Group is a 4-minute drive over the borough line into Clementon. Homeowners comparing options for a dentist Laurel Springs, NJ residents can visit without a long trip will find restorative, cosmetic and preventive care in one office on Gibbsboro Road. That includes crowns, fillings, root canals, dentures and implants.
Leave Borough Hall on West Atlantic Avenue and follow it to Stone Road (CR 669), which carries you onto the White Horse Pike (US 30). Head south on the Pike through a corner of Lindenwold and into Clementon, then turn right on Gibbsboro Road (CR 686). Our office stands at Gibbsboro Road and Ohio Avenue, a 1.6-mile trip with no tolls: 250 Gibbsboro Rd, Clementon, NJ 08021. Google Maps has the pin if you want turn-by-turn help.
Laurel Lake and the Whitman Stafford Farmhouse on East Maple Avenue anchor the borough's history, and both sit within a short drive of the office. Patients from Lindenwold and Stratford share the same short run down US 30.
Restorative Care Close to the Victorian Streets of Laurel Springs
This small Camden County borough grew as a planned community after the Laurel Springs Land Company bought Stafford Farms West in 1889. Many of its older homes still carry that Victorian charm, and longtime residents fondly call the town "Mayberry." The place also draws people who are downsizing, and that stage of life often brings new dental questions.
Older fillings wear out, crowns from decades ago reach the end of their service, and a missing back tooth can start to shift its neighbors. Our dentists replace failing silver fillings with tooth-colored composite and design digital ceramic crowns in zirconia or lithium disilicate. When teeth are already gone, the conversation turns to dentures, single implants or implant-supported dentures.
Keeping that work in one building matters for a borough that small. You see the same team for the exam, the crown and the follow-up cleaning, and your records stay in one place. An endodontist on staff, Dr. Richard Le, handles root canal care, so many cases stay in-house rather than moving to an outside office.
Dental Priorities for an Established Laurel Springs Household
Gum health tends to matter more with each decade. Periodontal disease often develops quietly, which is why every new patient gets a periodontal exam as part of the DAG Comprehensive Exam. If deeper pockets show up, scaling and root planing and a structured maintenance schedule help protect the teeth you still have.
Digital x-rays and intraoral photographs let you see the same images our dentists see. For residents weighing a large restoration, that view makes it easier to decide between repairing a tooth and replacing it. Cavity evaluation under 2.5–6.0x magnification also catches small breakdowns around old fillings before they turn into fractures.
Families with younger children are part of the community too. Laurel Spring School teaches pre-K through sixth grade, and its students later move on to Samuel S. Yellin School in Stratford and Sterling High School in Somerdale. Sealants placed from about age six protect those first permanent molars through all three schools.
Restorative Care from a Dentist Laurel Springs, NJ Residents Reach in Minutes
Implants & Dentures
Titanium implants replace single teeth, while full and partial dentures restore larger spans. Implant-supported dentures rest on 2 to 4 implants, an option many downsizers ask about. TeethXpress® with Laser-Lok implants is another option we offer.
Cavity Repair
White composite fillings, digital ceramic crowns and safe replacement of old silver fillings keep worn teeth working. Many Laurel Springs patients have decades-old dental work, and this is where we refresh it. Root canals are part of this service when decay reaches the nerve.
Endodontics
Root canal therapy and endodontic retreatment save teeth that would otherwise need extraction. Having an endodontist on the team means fewer handoffs and fewer extra trips. It is often the step that lets a crown last for years.
Healthy Gums
Gum screenings, deep cleanings and the DAG Periodontal Disease Program address bone loss around older teeth. A re-evaluation follows one month after treatment. Maintenance visits about every three months keep things stable afterward.
Cosmetic Dentistry
Porcelain veneers, crowns, composite fillings and laser gum contouring refresh a smile that has darkened or chipped over the years. Plenty of residents choose cosmetic work after the major repairs are finished, so the whole mouth matches.
Missing teeth raise a lot of questions about cost, timing and comfort. Our dental implants learning center walks through the basics, and it invites you to schedule a free consultation before you commit to anything. Financing options can spread the cost of a full treatment plan.
Meet Your Clementon Dentists
James Marmo, DMD has spent more than 25 years providing comprehensive care across South Jersey, including the Clementon area. He studied at the University of Scranton and earned his dental degree at Temple University's Maurice H. Kornberg School of Dentistry. Gregory Strait, DMD, trained at the University of Pennsylvania and was named Resident of the Year during his residency at Albert Einstein Medical Center.
Insurance & Financing
Larger restorations are easier to plan when payments can be spread out, so we work with CareCredit and Sunbit. Cash, checks and most major credit cards are accepted as well. Every cost is reviewed with you before treatment begins, so a crown or implant never arrives with a surprise bill.
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 Laurel Springs, and how do I get there?
The office is 1.6 miles from Laurel Springs Borough Hall, about a 4-minute drive. Follow West Atlantic Avenue to Stone Road, take the White Horse Pike south through Lindenwold and turn right on Gibbsboro Road. Anyone choosing a dentist Laurel Springs, NJ locals can reach this quickly will find no tolls or highway merges on the way.
Can Laurel Springs residents have old silver fillings or worn crowns replaced?
Yes, aging silver fillings and worn crowns can be replaced when an exam shows they are cracked, leaking or failing. The office offers safe silver-filling replacement, white composite fillings and digital ceramic crowns made from zirconia or lithium disilicate. Each restoration is checked under magnification and with digital x-rays first, so only the ones that need attention are redone.
Do Laurel Springs kids need dental x-rays at every visit?
No, children do not need x-rays at every visit. The dentist decides how often based on age, cavity risk and what the exam shows. The office uses digital x-rays, and a baseline set is usually taken during the first comprehensive exam. After that, new images are taken only when they will help find decay between teeth or check developing adult teeth.
Should someone downsizing in Laurel Springs choose implants or dentures?
Neither option fits everyone, and the right answer depends on your bone, budget and how many teeth are missing. We offer full and partial dentures, single titanium implants and implant-supported dentures on 2 to 4 implants. A consultation lets us compare comfort, cost and upkeep for each choice with you before any treatment begins.
How often should Laurel Springs adults come in for a cleaning?
Most adults do well with a checkup and cleaning every six months. Patients treated for gum disease usually need periodontal maintenance about every three months instead, because bacteria below the gumline rebuild faster. The dentist sets the schedule after a gum screening, so your visits match the health of your gums rather than a one-size rule.
Schedule Your Visit from Laurel Springs
A dentist Laurel Springs, NJ families can rely on for crowns, dentures and checkups is one phone call away at 856-746-4544. Mondays run until 6 PM, and Tuesday through Thursday start at 8 AM. Browse the other towns on our service area hub, or visit the main page for our Dentist Clementon, NJ office.
