With a compassionate staff, cutting-edge technology, and board-certified doctors committed to providing the highest standard of specialized care, Chesapeake Endodontic Center is the best choice for restoring your smile through root canal therapy. Located in Annapolis, MD, we work with patients of all ages in the surrounding areas requiring endodontic care for their healthiest smiles.

When you call to make an appointment with our office you will be given a code and password to login to your Patient Portal and fill out your medical history as well as consent forms. It is recommended you change your password to one you can remember. Filling out the consent forms does not commit you to treatment; it is only your acknowledgement that you read the form. Any questions you have about it can be answered by the staff or doctor when you visit for your appointment.

Once the information is filled out, it will automatically update at our office, minimizing your time filling out information on the day of your appointment. We will call you the day prior to confirm your appointment and give you an estimate of your out-of-pocket costs based on the insurance information you provided.

If you were unable to fill out the information online prior to your appointment, you will need to arrive 30 minutes prior to your appointment to electronically fill out your forms in office. We will then be able to give you an estimate of your out-of-pocket costs.

The next step is usually an endodontic evaluation. Treatment is most often completed on the same day, depending on the procedure required. One of our staff members will escort you to the treatment area, check your blood pressure, and obtain the necessary radiographs. Your doctor will take time to review your record, discuss your symptoms, answer any questions you have, and provide a thorough diagnostic evaluation before beginning your treatment. At the end of your visit, we will make sure you understand all that has been accomplished and what is the next step in your dental care (usually following up with your general dentist for a permanent filling and continued treatment).