Dentist Near Gloucester Township

Convenient Access from Gloucester Township

Gloucester Township stretches across roughly 23 square miles, from Glendora and Chews Landing in the north to Erial and Sicklerville in the south. Wherever you live in it, Dental Arts Group offers a dentist near Gloucester Township on the eastern side, in Clementon, about 8 minutes from the township's municipal building. Our general dentists, our endodontist and a dentist who treats snoring and sleep apnea all practice under one roof on Gibbsboro Road.

From the Gloucester Township Municipal Building at 1261 Chews Landing-Clementon Road, take Chews Landing-Clementon Road (CR 683) to Laurel Road (CR 673). Laurel Road brings you to the Blackwood-Clementon Road (CR 534), which runs east into Clementon, where you pick up Gibbsboro Road (CR 686). Our office is at 250 Gibbsboro Rd, Clementon, NJ 08021, at the corner of Ohio Avenue, roughly 4.4 miles from where you started. Every leg is a county road, so there are no tolls, and you can check our pin on Google Maps for the last turn.

Residents of the Blackwood section and neighbors in Pine Hill reach us along the same CR 534 corridor. Rush hour can stretch the drive a little where the county roads meet.

One Dental Office for a Township of Many Neighborhoods

Few places in Camden County are as spread out as this one. The township describes itself as one of the fastest-growing municipalities in South Jersey, and its communities include Glendora, Chews Landing, Hilltop, Blenheim, Lambs Terrace, Erial and Sicklerville. Each has its own character, but they share the same need for a reliable dental office that is easy to reach.

History runs deep here, too. The township was incorporated on June 1, 1695, and the Gabreil Daveis Tavern House in Glendora dates to 1756, when travelers and watermen moved lumber along Timber Creek. Big Timber Creek still flows east to west through the township toward the Delaware River. On the other side, our office in Clementon sits just off the White Horse Pike, so you get a quieter, smaller-town setting without a long drive.

Many households here balance two jobs, school runs and weekend sports at places like Veterans Park and the township's Community Park on Peter Cheeseman Road. We keep scheduling straightforward and treatment plans clear, and every cost is explained before work begins. If you need several things done, we map them out so you can finish in as few visits as possible.

Commuters, Families and Gloucester Township Dental Needs

The Atlantic City Expressway crosses the southwestern part of the township, while Route 42 and the Black Horse Pike (Route 168) run through the west. NJ Transit bus 400 connects the area to Philadelphia, which is only about eight miles away. For commuters on those roads, our early starts help: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday open at 8 AM.

Monday runs from 9 AM to 6 PM, which works for parents picking kids up after school. Thursday ends at 4 PM, and the office opens one Friday a month from 8 AM to 1 PM. Weekends are closed, so many families book a standing early or late slot and keep it every six months.

Adults who commute long hours sometimes notice the side effects in their mouths first. Jaw soreness, worn edges or a partner's complaints about snoring can all point to issues we can screen for. Our comprehensive exam even includes a sleep-disordered breathing screening, so these concerns come up early rather than years later.

Children are a big part of the picture, too. Gloucester Township Public Schools run 11 PreK–8 schools, and the back-to-school rush brings a wave of checkups every late summer. Booking siblings together, and booking those visits early, keeps the calendar manageable. Sealants, ideally placed from about age six, are one of the simplest ways to protect new molars before decay starts.

Care From a Dentist Near Gloucester Township

  • The DAG Comprehensive Exam

    Every new patient starts here. The exam covers digital x-rays, a periodontal check, intraoral photos, an oral cancer screening and a cavity check under magnification, then ends with an insurance breakdown so you know where you stand.

  • Night Health

    Long drives on Route 42 and tense workdays often end in a clenched jaw overnight. We scan your teeth digitally in about three minutes and print a custom guard that shields enamel from bruxism. Patients with mild or moderate sleep apnea can also be fitted with an oral appliance instead of CPAP.

  • Healthy Gums

    Gum disease often develops quietly. Our DAG Periodontal Disease Program pairs deep cleaning with a re-evaluation one month later, followed by maintenance visits about every three months.

  • Implants & Dentures

    Missing teeth can be replaced with titanium implants, TeethXpress® with Laser-Lok implants, or full and partial dentures. Implant-supported dentures anchored by two to four implants give extra stability for a full arch.

  • Oral Surgery

    Wisdom teeth, impacted teeth, extractions, bone grafting and implant placement are handled in our Clementon office. Dental sedation is part of the oral surgery service when a procedure calls for it.

Behind these services is technology that keeps visits efficient. Digital x-rays and intraoral photos let you see what the dentist sees, and digital scans replace impression trays for night guards and clear aligners. Magnification from 2.5x to 6.0x helps our doctors spot small cracks and early decay while they are still simple to fix.

Meet Your Clementon Dentists

Gregory Strait, DMD, is a Diplomate of the American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine who treats sleep apnea and snoring with custom oral appliances. He earned his dental degree at the University of Pennsylvania and was named Resident of the Year at Albert Einstein Medical Center. James Marmo, DMD, a Temple University dental graduate, brings more than 25 years of South Jersey experience to routine and restorative care.

Insurance & Financing

Households without traditional dental insurance can join DAG Prime, our in-house membership plan. Members receive 20% off general treatment, with no deductibles, copays, annual maximum or claim delays. Patients with PPO coverage can use many major plans, though the office does not take HMOs, DMOs, Medicaid or Medicare.

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 Gloucester Township, and how do I get there?

The office is about 4.4 miles from the Gloucester Township Municipal Building, typically an 8-minute drive. The route follows Chews Landing-Clementon Road, Laurel Road and the Blackwood-Clementon Road (CR 534) into Clementon, then Gibbsboro Road. It is a convenient dentist near Gloucester Township for anyone on the east side, with no tolls along the way.

When should Gloucester Township families schedule back-to-school checkups?

Late spring or early summer is a smart time to book. A summer checkup leaves room to finish any fillings or follow-up care before classes start in September. Monday appointments run until 6 PM and Tuesday through Thursday start at 8 AM, which helps families with several children find times that fit around work and summer plans.

What should Gloucester Township adults do about gums that bleed when brushing?

Book a gum screening, because bleeding while brushing is often an early sign of gum disease. Early gingivitis usually improves with a professional cleaning and daily flossing. If deeper pockets have formed, a deep cleaning (scaling and root planing) through the DAG Periodontal Disease Program is followed by a re-evaluation one month later to confirm the gums are healing.

Do teenagers who play contact sports need a mouthguard?

Yes, a mouthguard is worth wearing for football, basketball, soccer, wrestling and other contact sports. It cushions blows that can chip, crack or knock out teeth and protects the lips and cheeks. A guard should fit snugly without falling out or making it hard to breathe. Bring it to checkups so the dentist can confirm the fit as a teen's mouth grows.

Can a Gloucester Township patient replace a missing tooth at your office?

Yes, our Implants & Dentures service replaces single teeth and full arches. Options include titanium implants, TeethXpress® with Laser-Lok implants, full and partial dentures, and implant-supported dentures held by two to four implants. Implant placement and bone grafting are handled through our oral surgery service, and the Dental Implants learning center offers a free consultation.

Schedule Your Visit from Gloucester Township

From Glendora to Sicklerville, our office is a short county-road drive away. To book with a dentist near Gloucester Township, call 856-746-4544. The township's official website lists parks and services, and you can explore our full service area or visit our Dentist Clementon, NJ home page.

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