Washington, PA

Endodontists in Washington, Pennsylvania

3 endodontist practices are listed in Washington. An endodontist does root canal treatment and little else, which is why the difficult ones end up here.

3 of the 76 dental practices listed in Washington are registered in endodontics.

When you need an endodontist

A general dentist does most root canals. A molar with awkward canals, or a tooth that has been treated before, is a job for a specialist. Endodontists listed here come from the federal registry, which records the specialty each dentist registered under. It does not record fees, hours or which insurance they take, so ask when you call.

What this treatment costs and involves

3 endodontists in Washington

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Reid Elattrache DMD PC

250 Oak Spring Rd, Washington, PA 15301

1.6 miles awayEndodontics(724) 228 6624
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Reid S Elattrache, DMD

250 Oak Spring Rd, Washington, PA 15301

1.6 miles awayEndodontics(724) 228 6624
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Tuyen T Pham, DMD, MS

125 N Franklin Drive, Washington, PA 15301

1.7 miles awayEndodontics(724) 365 7775
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Not sure you need a specialist?

A general dentist is the cheaper first stop and can refer you on if it is needed.

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Questions people ask

How many endodontists are there in Washington, PA?

3 of the 76 dental practices listed in Washington, PA are registered in endodontics on the federal National Provider Identifier register, as it stood on 3 October 2026. Every practice in Washington, PA is at https://dent-ox.com/dentist-directory/pennsylvania/washington.

Should I see an endodontist or my regular dentist?

A general dentist does most root canals. A molar with awkward canals, or a tooth that has been treated before, is a job for a specialist. An endodontist does root canal treatment and little else, which is why the difficult ones end up here. A general dentist is the cheaper first stop and will refer you on if it is needed.

How do I book with an endodontist in Washington, PA?

Tick the practices you like on this page and send one request: it reaches all of them at once, and the ones that have claimed their listing here answer by email. The registry records the specialty each dentist registered under, but not fees, hours or which insurance they take, so ask those on the phone.

What does treatment by an endodontist cost?

Prices are set by the practice and this site publishes none, because a price a practice has not agreed to is not a price. What the treatment involves and what it usually costs across the country is written up at https://dent-ox.com/patient-guides/root-canal-or-extraction. Ask the practice for the cost of the first consultation when you ring.

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