Convenient Access from Springfield Township
Monmouth Road does most of the work on the 15-minute drive from Jobstown to Dental Arts Group in New Egypt. Choosing a dentist near Springfield Township often comes down to how easily the whole family can get there, and this trip is one long county road with almost no turns. Once you arrive, our dentists handle cleanings, gum care, extractions, implants and dentures in a single office.
Begin at the Springfield Township Municipal Building at 2159 Jacksonville-Jobstown Road in Jobstown and drive east on Jacksonville-Jobstown Road (County Route 670). Bear left onto Monmouth Road (County Route 537) and follow it northeast for about 7.4 miles through open farmland. Bear right onto Jacobstown-New Egypt Road (County Route 528), which becomes Jacobstown Road as it enters New Egypt, and the office at 4 Jacobstown Rd appears a few hundred feet before the Main Street corner. The full drive is about 9.4 miles, and our Google Maps page can start the directions from your farm lane or driveway.
Patients from Columbus and Wrightstown, both neighbors of the township, make a similar trip. Eastampton Township also borders the township.
Why Springfield Families Make the Drive Once
This is the Burlington County Springfield, not the Union County township of the same name. Springfield was established in 1688, received a royal charter in 1713 and was incorporated in 1798 as one of New Jersey's original 104 townships. Its two small villages, Jobstown and Juliustown, sit among wide stretches of farmland.
Jobstown was once a stop on the Kinkora Branch railroad, and Monmouth Road (Route 537) is still its main street. U.S. Route 206 runs through the center of the township and Route 68 crosses the eastern section. Each summer the Burlington County Fairgrounds, opened in 2011 at Route 206 and Columbus-Jobstown Road, host the Burlington County Farm Fair.
There is no public transportation in Springfield, so every errand means a drive. That makes it worth getting the most out of each trip: booking a parent's cleaning alongside the kids', pairing a checkup with a filling, or handling an exam and x-rays in one visit. Township news and services are posted on the Springfield Township website.
Dental Priorities in Springfield's Farm Country
Busy seasons make it easy to put off a dental visit, and small problems quietly grow in the meantime. Gum disease is the classic example: it rarely hurts in its early stages, yet it causes bleeding, puffy gums and bad breath long before teeth loosen. A gum screening at every checkup finds it while it is still easy to treat.
Work outdoors also brings its own risks. A cracked tooth from a slip in the barn, a broken filling or a tooth too damaged to save may need an extraction, and our office handles extractions, impacted and wisdom teeth, bone grafting and implant placement under one roof. Dental sedation is available during oral surgery for patients who want it, with a driver arranged for the ride home.
Local children attend the township's own pre-K through sixth-grade school in Jobstown before moving on to the Northern Burlington County Regional middle and high schools. Sealants, fluoride varnish and regular cleanings protect their teeth through those years. Our patient education pages give parents simple brushing and flossing guides to use at home. Teens who go on to the Burlington County Institute of Technology for vocational study should keep up their six-month cleanings too.
For adults who have already lost teeth, replacing them restores chewing and keeps the remaining teeth from drifting. Options range from full and partial dentures to single implants and implant-supported dentures. The implant consultation is free, and our dentists walk through each option side by side so you can weigh comfort, upkeep and cost.
Timing matters when every visit means a drive. Thursday opens at 8:00 AM and Tuesday at 8:30 AM for patients who want to finish before the workday, and Wednesday stays open until 6:00 PM for those who come after it. Planning the next cleaning before you leave each visit keeps the schedule easy to manage.
Your Dentist Near Springfield Township: Core Services
Healthy Gums
Periodontal screening, cleanings and deep cleanings keep gum disease in check. Scaling and root planing is followed by a re-evaluation about a month later. Maintenance visits may increase to every three months to hold the gains.
Cavity & Disease Prevention
Checkups and cleanings, digital x-rays and oral cancer screening form the base of every patient's care. Sealants protect children's back teeth. Fluoride varnish after a cleaning helps teeth that are prone to cavities.
Oral Surgery
Extractions, impacted and wisdom teeth, bone grafting and implant placement are handled in the office. A consultation may include x-rays or CT scans. Sedation is available during oral surgery procedures.
Implants & Dentures
Full and partial dentures, single titanium implants and implant-supported dentures replace missing teeth. Implant-supported dentures typically rest on two to four implants. A free implant consultation lays out the options before you decide.
These four services cover most of what a farm or commuter household needs over the years, from a child's first sealants to a grandparent's new denture. Fillings, crowns, whitening and Invisalign are available as well, so one office can stay with your family as needs change.
Meet Your New Egypt Dental Team
Dr. Frances Lovric earned a biology degree at SUNY Stony Brook and has about ten years of clinical dentistry behind her. Dr. Zehra Husain practices comprehensive, evidence-based dentistry in a gentle, judgment-free setting and takes time to explain how oral health connects to overall wellness. Read both bios on Meet the Doctors.
Insurance & Financing
Families without dental insurance can join DAG Prime Savings, which includes single, couple and family plans with no deductibles, copays or annual maximum. New patients without insurance can also use the $99 Cleaning Special for a cleaning, exam and standard x-rays when no periodontal disease is present. Many PPO plans are accepted, too.
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 Springfield Township, and how do I get there?
From the Springfield Township Municipal Building in Jobstown, the office is about 9.4 miles away, or roughly 15 minutes. Head east on Jacksonville-Jobstown Road, follow Monmouth Road (County Route 537) northeast, then bear right onto Jacobstown-New Egypt Road into New Egypt. For a dentist near Springfield Township, it is a simple, toll-free drive.
Is there a bus from Springfield Township to the office?
No. Springfield has no public transportation, so patients drive or arrange a ride. The trip from Jobstown takes about 15 minutes, almost all of it on Monmouth Road, with no tolls. Peak-hour traffic can add time, so allow a little extra time if you are coming in for an early Thursday appointment.
Does a dental membership plan cover emergency exams?
Yes. The single DAG Prime Savings plan includes two emergency exams, along with an annual comprehensive exam with a cleaning, full-mouth x-rays and fluoride, plus a six-month checkup. Members also get 20% off general treatment with no deductibles, copays or annual maximum. Couple, family and periodontal versions of the plan are available for households and gum patients.
Can wisdom teeth that haven't come in still cause problems?
Yes. Impacted wisdom teeth can press on neighboring teeth, trap food and bacteria around the gums, and become infected even when they never fully break through. X-rays show their position, and a consultation may also include a CT scan. If removal makes sense, our office handles wisdom teeth in-house, with sedation available during the surgery.
Will I know what my insurance covers before treatment?
Yes. Every comprehensive exam includes an insurance breakdown, so you see what your plan is expected to cover before any work begins. Our team discusses each expense in advance, which means no surprises at checkout. If you lack coverage, the DAG Prime membership plan and CareCredit or Sunbit financing are available as alternatives.
Schedule Your Visit from Springfield Township
Call 609-359-0034 or book online with a dentist near Springfield Township, about 15 minutes from Jobstown. Visit our Areas We Serve page to see every community we welcome, or start at the Dentist New Egypt, NJ homepage for hours, specials and services.
