Convenient Access from Wrightstown
New to Wrightstown, or simply overdue for a checkup? Dental Arts Group in New Egypt is about 11 minutes east along County Route 616, a practical choice for anyone looking for a dentist Wrightstown, NJ households can reach on local roads. Our dentists provide cleanings, fillings, crowns, Invisalign and oral surgery services, and in-house endodontists handle root canals.
Leave Wrightstown Borough Hall at 21 Saylors Pond Road by way of Sperling Court, then follow Saylors Pond Road to West Main Street and head east through town. West Main Street leads onto Wrightstown-Cookstown Road (County Route 616), which skirts the northern edge of the joint base on public roads without entering it. In Cookstown, turn left onto Main Street, still Route 616, and continue northeast on Cookstown-New Egypt Road and Maple Avenue into New Egypt, where a left onto Jacobstown Road brings you to 4 Jacobstown Rd. The drive covers roughly 5.7 miles, and you can pull up our Google Maps page for turn-by-turn directions.
That same road passes through Cookstown on the way, and patients from Fort Dix next door make a similar trip. Pemberton Township also borders the borough.
Settling In: Dental Care for Wrightstown Households
Wrightstown is a compact Burlington County borough of homes and apartments, carved from parts of New Hanover and North Hanover townships and incorporated by the New Jersey Legislature on March 4, 1918. It takes its name from John Wright, an early settler who gave the land for the settlement. Route 68 is its busiest highway, County Route 545 also passes through, and the whole borough sits inside the New Jersey Pinelands National Reserve.
Because the borough borders the McGuire and Fort Dix sections of Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, its neighbors include service members, civilian employees and their families. Military assignments often bring families from out of state, with records to transfer, children to enroll and a long list of new providers to find. A dental office that is easy to reach and easy to understand takes one item off that list.
Wrightstown children attend the New Hanover Township School on Fort Dix Street through eighth grade, then Bordentown Regional High School. Borough news, meeting schedules and local services are posted on the Borough of Wrightstown website.
What New Wrightstown Patients Should Know
A move often means a gap in dental care, and a checkup can slip by while everything else gets settled. If it has been a while, the DAG Comprehensive Exam gives you a complete starting point. It includes digital x-rays, a periodontal exam, intraoral photos, an oral cancer screening and a review of your existing fillings and crowns, and it includes an insurance breakdown.
Insurance is the other common question for households connected to the base. Plans differ from family to family, so the simplest step is to call the office with your plan details before your first visit. Our front desk can confirm whether the plan is one of the many PPO plans we work with and explain what to expect at checkout.
Patients in their late teens and twenties tend to ask about wisdom teeth, straighter smiles and whiter teeth. Our office handles impacted and wisdom tooth removal, Invisalign clear aligners and professional whitening without sending you across the county. A toothache that cannot wait for a full exam can start with a focused emergency exam instead.
Scheduling works around shifts, too. Thursday opens at 8:00 AM, Tuesday at 8:30 AM, and Wednesday appointments run until 6:00 PM.
Main Services for Patients Choosing a Dentist in Wrightstown, NJ
Cavity Repair
Tooth-colored composite fillings repair cavities that may have grown during a busy year. Teeth with large fillings or cracks can be restored with digital ceramic crowns in zirconium or lithium disilicate. Crowns also protect teeth after a root canal.
Oral Surgery
Impacted and wisdom teeth, extractions, bone grafting and implant placement are all part of our oral surgery services. A consultation may include x-rays or CT scans to plan the procedure. Dental sedation is available during oral surgery, so arrange a driver for the trip home.
Invisalign®
SmartTrack clear aligners straighten teeth without brackets or wires, which suits busy adults and older teens. Digital iTero scans replace messy impression trays. Check-ins typically happen every six to eight weeks.
Healthy Gums
A gum screening at each checkup catches early gum disease before it loosens teeth. Patients who need more than a regular cleaning can start the DAG Periodontal Disease Program with scaling and root planing. Maintenance cleanings then keep gums stable.
Teeth Whitening
Professional whitening lifts stains from coffee, tea and energy drinks. Take-home whitening is available for Wrightstown patients who prefer to brighten at their own pace.
Meet Your New Egypt Dental Team
Dr. Frances Lovric worked as a dental assistant and then a hygienist before earning her dental degree at NYU, and she completed a general practice residency at Staten Island University Hospital. Dr. Zehra Husain has advanced training in cosmetic dentistry, Invisalign, dental implants and the care of medically complex patients. Learn more about both on Meet the Doctors.
Insurance & Financing
We are in network with many PPO plans, including Delta Dental, Cigna, MetLife, Aetna and Horizon BCBS, but we do not take HMO, DMO, Medicaid or Medicare plans. New patients can begin with the $69 Exam Special, which includes a full exam, all standard x-rays and treatment recommendations. CareCredit and Sunbit financing are also available.
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 Wrightstown, and how do I get there?
The office is about 5.7 miles from Wrightstown Borough Hall, roughly an 11-minute drive. Take West Main Street east onto Wrightstown-Cookstown Road, then follow County Route 616 through Cookstown and along Maple Avenue before turning left onto Jacobstown Road. Patients choosing a dentist in Wrightstown, NJ will find the drive stays on county roads the whole way.
Can a military family new to the area find out whether its dental plan is accepted?
Yes. Call the office with the name of your plan and the member ID before your first visit, and our team will check it for you. We work with many PPO plans, but we do not take HMO, DMO, Medicaid or Medicare plans, so a quick call avoids surprises at checkout and lets you plan around your coverage.
Is Invisalign an option for adults who never had braces?
Yes. Invisalign works well for adults and older teens, whether or not they wore braces as children. Treatment starts with a digital iTero scan, and aligners are changed about every two weeks and worn at least 22 hours a day. How long treatment takes varies by case, and the first consultation is free.
Will I need someone to drive me home after oral surgery?
Yes, if you receive dental sedation during oral surgery. Sedated patients can stay drowsy for a while after an extraction or wisdom tooth removal, so please arrange for a friend or family member to drive you home. The consultation is the time to talk through the surgery, the recovery and whether sedation fits your procedure.
Is a root canal better than pulling the tooth?
Usually, yes, when the tooth can be saved. Root canal therapy removes the infected nerve and keeps your natural tooth in place, and a crown then protects it. Pulling the tooth ends the infection too, but it leaves a gap that typically needs an implant, bridge or denture later to keep your bite from shifting.
Schedule Your Visit from Wrightstown
To book with a dentist Wrightstown, NJ families can reach in about 11 minutes, call 609-359-0034 or use the online booking button. See every nearby community on our Areas We Serve page, or visit the Dentist New Egypt, NJ homepage for hours and current offers.
