Convenient Access from Bordentown
From the river city of Bordentown, our office is roughly 24 minutes away by car, southeast through farm country to the village of New Egypt. If you have been searching for a dentist in Bordentown, NJ, Dental Arts Group offers two general dentists, in-house endodontists and implant care at one location.
Begin at Bordentown City Hall, the municipal complex at Point Breeze, and follow Park Street (CR 662) east to US 206 south. The ramp onto NJ 68 keeps you heading south, and a short link on Chesterfield Road brings you to Wrightstown-Georgetown Road (CR 545) toward the southeast. Turn east on Monmouth Road (CR 537), then follow CR 528, which becomes Jacobstown Road, all the way to 4 Jacobstown Rd, New Egypt, NJ 08533. The trip covers 14.7 miles and never touches the New Jersey Turnpike, so there are no tolls.
Our building is at the east end of Jacobstown Road, just before it meets Main Street and Maple Avenue in the middle of New Egypt. Open the office pin in Google Maps for turn-by-turn directions on your phone. Neighboring communities have pages too: Chesterfield and Columbus.
Why Bordentown Families Make the Drive to New Egypt
Bordentown packs a remarkable amount of history into a small city at the meeting point of the Delaware River, Crosswicks Creek and Blacks Creek. Thomas Farnsworth settled the landing here in 1682, which is why the main street still carries his name. Thomas Paine and Francis Hopkinson lived here during the Revolutionary era, and Joseph Bonaparte, Napoleon's brother, built his Point Breeze estate on land that now includes the city's municipal complex. The city's library on East Union Street has served the community since 1841.
The city is also where Clara Barton opened New Jersey's first free public school in 1852, and a recreation of her schoolhouse still stands at Crosswicks and Burlington streets. That spirit of looking after the next generation fits the way our office works with families. Parents can bring children for checkups, cleanings and sealants, while grandparents look after crowns, partials and implants in the same building.
Bordentown also has a River LINE light rail station at Park Street and sits beside US 130, US 206 and I-295. Early starts help people who head out before the workday: the office opens at 8:30 AM on Tuesday and 8:00 AM on Thursday. Wednesday stays open until 6:00 PM for anyone who would rather come in after work.
Dental Priorities for a Mixed-Age River City
Bordentown's households range from young families in the regional school district to longtime residents of the historic downtown, and a good share of the city is 65 or older. That spread means dental needs vary from first sealants to replacing a back tooth. A practice that covers both ends of that range saves a household from juggling several offices.
For children, prevention does most of the heavy lifting. Regular cleanings, sealants on back teeth and in-office fluoride varnish after a cleaning help protect enamel during the cavity-prone school years. Parents who want a refresher can browse our patient education topics on brushing technique, flossing and sealants.
For adults, common concerns include worn or broken fillings, cracked teeth and gaps left by a missing tooth. Our dentists check for cavities under 2.5 to 6.0x magnification, review existing fillings and crowns, and take intraoral photos of the teeth. Treatment options are then laid out with costs discussed up front, so there are no surprises.
Older adults face a different mix of risks. Gum disease, dry mouth from daily medications and fillings that have worn thin all become more common with age. Our gum care ranges from screenings and cleanings to scaling and root planing and maintenance visits every three months when needed, and implant-supported dentures give a loose denture a firmer hold.
Whatever the age, the first appointment follows the same pattern. You talk through your goals and concerns, the team takes digital x-rays and intraoral photos, and our dentists explain what they find in plain language. From there, you and our dentists decide what to treat first and how to pace the rest around your schedule and budget.
Choosing a Dentist in Bordentown, NJ: The Services That Matter
Cavity & Disease Prevention
Checkups, cleanings, digital x-rays and oral cancer screening form the base of every plan. Sealants and fluoride varnish give Bordentown kids and teens extra protection. Adults with recent cavities benefit from fluoride too.
Cavity Repair
White composite fillings blend with natural enamel. When too much tooth is lost for a filling, a digital ceramic crown in zirconium or lithium disilicate restores strength. Crowns also protect teeth after root canal treatment.
Cosmetic Dentistry
A front tooth that chipped decades ago or a dark old filling can change how you feel about smiling. Thin porcelain veneers and natural-looking crowns cover those flaws, and gum contouring reshapes an uneven gumline. A laser often keeps contouring quick.
Implants & Dentures
A missing tooth can be replaced with a titanium implant that has a post, an abutment and a crown on top. Full, partial and implant-supported dentures are available for larger gaps. A free implant consultation is the first step.
Oral Surgery
Wisdom teeth, impacted teeth and extractions are handled through our oral surgery services. Bone grafting and implant placement are offered too. If you choose dental sedation during surgery, plan on a driver for the ride home to Bordentown.
Meet Your New Egypt Dental Team
Dr. Frances Lovric completed a general practice residency at Staten Island University Hospital and has about ten years of clinical dentistry behind her, after earlier work as a dental assistant and hygienist. Dr. Zehra Husain completed her residency at Rutgers University Hospital in Newark. You can read more about our dentists, and root canal patients may see board-certified endodontist Chiara Y. Quick, DDS.
Insurance & Financing
New patients without a recent checkup can start with the $69 Exam & X-Ray special for new patients, which covers a full exam, standard x-rays and treatment recommendations. The office is in network with many PPO plans, including Delta Dental, Cigna and Horizon BCBS. CareCredit and Sunbit can spread larger treatment over time.
What Others Are Saying
My friends at Dental Arts Group in New Egypt are the BEST. I’m so lucky to have a team so professional and personal to trust my health and well being to. Don’t wait. Just make the appointment! Thank you!
Gregg P.
All of the team are friendly, welcoming, and professional. The office is clean and nicely decorated with a spacious waiting area. My kids and I’s dental wellness are in excellent hands at Dental Arts Group. I highly recommend them!
Lisa C.
Great experience at Dental Arts Group today. Such a welcoming and friendly environment. You know you are special when you have an appointment on your birthday and you walk into the exam room and there are balloons. Love this place.
Mary Ellen B.
Everything was great. The hygienist was warm, kind, and gentle. She cleaned my teeth very well and was efficient. The doctor was also very kind and made me very comfortable. Great place.
Donnie M.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Dental Arts Group from Bordentown, and how do I get there?
Our office is 14.7 miles from Bordentown City Hall, about a 24-minute drive. The route follows US 206 and NJ 68 south, then CR 545, Monmouth Road (CR 537) and Jacobstown Road east. For anyone comparing a dentist in Bordentown, NJ with a short county-road drive, there are no tolls on the way.
Is the $69 exam special a good choice if I have a toothache?
Yes, if you are a new patient. The $69 Exam & X-Ray special for new patients is designed for a dental emergency or an overdue checkup. It includes a full oral health exam, all standard x-rays and treatment recommendations, so you leave knowing what is wrong and what your options are.
Will rush hour slow my drive from Bordentown to an early appointment?
It can add time. The drive is about 24 minutes on open roads, and peak-hour traffic on US 206 and NJ 68 can make it longer on weekday mornings. Allow extra time for an 8:30 AM Tuesday or 8:00 AM Thursday slot, especially on your first visit, so you can arrive relaxed before the exam starts.
Do I need a crown, or will a filling do?
It depends on how much healthy tooth remains. Small and medium cavities are usually repaired with a white composite filling. When a tooth is cracked, heavily filled or has had a root canal, a ceramic crown is often the better choice because it covers and protects the whole tooth.
Can I replace one missing tooth without touching the teeth next to it?
Yes, a single dental implant does exactly that. A titanium post replaces the root, an abutment connects it, and a crown sits on top, so the neighboring teeth are left alone. A free implant consultation with an exam is the first step, and bone grafting is available if the site needs support.
Schedule Your Visit from Bordentown
Picking a dentist in Bordentown, NJ is easier once you know the drive and the people. Call 609-359-0034 or book online, and our front desk will help match a time to your week. Families across Burlington County can compare more towns on our areas we serve page or visit the Dentist New Egypt, NJ home page.
