Ritter Endodontics

Never thought I’d see the day when I’d wish I could give six stars… to a dental practice. Dr. Ritter — THANK YOU. Thank you for creating such a safe, warm, non-​judgmental and pain free environment. Apparently my first root canal was with a sadist, and so I was understandably a bit nervous about going through the misery again. Under Dr. Ritter’s care, though, the procedure was quick, efficient and very patient-​focused. Wish I could see her for all of my dental work and not just the scary stuff. Regardless, highly highly recommend this practice.
P. s. Nice coffee and free chapstick to boot!

One word describes my root canal experience: Outstanding!
Seriously, it does not get better than Dr. Ritter.

Can’t say enough good things about this practice. Have been there multiple times for an issue with one of my molars. They are very patient and gentle. I had no pain at all with my root canal. You can also watch movies on projection glasses while they work on your teeth. Amazing!
I have seen Dr. Tawil many times now and I think he is great. I would very highly recommend him and any of his staff.

I never in a million years thought I would be saying that a root canal procedure was a pleasant experience but alas: Dr. Ritter and her associates made my very first root canal a pleasant experience. Dr. Ritter is very gentle, caring, and professional. just check out her creds’ on her website.
The office was really nice too– clean, good temperature, good location.
I was in and out of the office in 20 minutes.
Thank you Dr. Ritter and staff for the great care!

I tell you, it’s been a sad week for my #15 molar. I went to get a root canal on Monday and it couldn’t be finished, and I panicked. I was referred to an Endodontist but they did not accept Care Credit (I have no insurance currently… ugh), so I did a bunch of research here on Unilocal and cross referenced with the Care Credit site to make sure I could go to whomever I chose.
After reading the reviews here (I’m not going to lie… I trust you guys a LOT), I cross-​referenced on the CC site and sure enough, I was in the clear to make an appointment. In fact, I called this morning. In fact, there was an appointment open today. Serendipitous? Mayhaps.
It was smooth sailing from the time I got off the phone to getting through the procedure. Electronically filling out your patient info is great, and just verifying when you get to the office? Perfect.
Evelyn, Dr. Ritter’s Dental Assistant, was so kind and really made me feel relaxed. She was super sweet and patted me on the shoulder during the beginning of the procedure (you know, during the scary horrible «GIANT NEEDLE IN YOUR FACE FOR NUMBING» part) and it was nice. Dr. Ritter was great and really the whole thing went great. I felt taken care of. That’s important to me. I wasn’t just a dollar sign. I was a person with weird mouth pain and serious neurosis regarding dentistry, and everyone was soothing, caring, and exceptionally helpful.
Between you and me, I hope I never have to go here again (even with the meds, root canals are a huge pain and anyone who uses the phrase «I’d rather get a root canal» than do something, needs to re-​evaluate that phrasing!), but should I require another root canal, or anything else that requires an endodontist, I definitely will.

Hello, technology! I filled out my annoying paperwork for Ritter Endodontics: before: I went in for my appointment. They emailed me a secure login and I completed their forms online and submitted everything in advance. So on the day I was scheduled, all I had to do was sign off on a few things — and even: that: was done online… like digitally signing your credit card receipt. So cool. And a great time-​saver all around!
Dr. Ritter’s offices are so nice. They’re located on the first floor of a big office building, but feel like a home away from home once you’re inside the cozy lobby. They’ve got tea and coffee set out, the news on TV, and different magazines to choose from. But the setting is so chic, I forgot for a moment that I wasn’t waiting on a spa treatment — instead, a root canal consult! Be prepared for a mini photo-​shoot as a new patient, since they like to keep a picture on file.
I really love the staff here… from the helpful, smiley front desk to the considerate dental assistant to the good doctor herself (check out my separate review for Alessandra Ritter). Thumbs up from me should you find yourself in need of endodontic work.

If you’re in the unfortunate position of needing a root canal, then visit Dr. Ritter. My dentist discovered I needed a root canal and referred me to a different endodontist, but due to lack of scheduling options I looked online and, with not much information to go on, I gave Dr. Ritter’s office a call. I was able to get a consultation appointment the next day and had the procedure done soon after.
Her office is impressive — with modern equipment and friendly staff. Dr. Ritter did an excellent job and saved the crown that covered the tooth that needed the root canal. The tooth healed in time for me to go on vacation a month after. She’ll also schedules free follow up appointments for as long as necessary to assure a full recovery. I had about 4 follow-​up appointments due to the amount of healing that was necessary. I’m happy to report that my tooth is now perfectly fine!