Jason P. Fields, D.M.D. & Monique R. Yuan, D.M.D.

Jason P. Fields, D.M.D. & Monique R. Yuan, D.M.D. operates as a specialized endodontic clinic located at 604 S Frederick Ave # 311, Gaithersburg, MD 20877. The clinic, also referred to as Fields Endodontics, is dedicated to providing comprehensive endodontic treatment, primarily focusing on root canal therapy and other procedures involving the dental pulp. The practice is led by Dr. Jason P. Fields and Dr. Monique R. Yuan, both highly qualified endodontists. Dr. Fields attended dental school at Tufts University School of Dental Medicine and completed a one-year general practice residency at the University of Utah before specializing in endodontics with a two-year residency back at Tufts. He has been practicing in Maryland since 2003. Dr. Yuan also graduated from Tufts University School of Dental Medicine and completed her two-year endodontic residency at Boston University Goldman School of Dental Medicine, practicing in Washington, DC, and Columbia, MD, before joining this practice. Fields Endodontics prides itself on its commitment to excellence in patient care. Their mission is to provide the finest endodontic treatment in a comfortable and technologically advanced environment. The clinic utilizes up-to-date technology, including digital radiography, dental computer software, ASI dental carts, rotary instrumentation, and microscopes, to ensure precise diagnosis and treatment. They maintain a "paperless" office, offering online paperwork completion for patient convenience. The clinic specializes in diagnosing and treating various conditions that cause oral pain, such as toothaches and cracked teeth, and manages traumatic dental injuries. They also perform endodontic retreatments for cases where initial root canal therapy was unsuccessful. The team, including dedicated staff members Patty, Maribel, and Anna, is committed to educating patients about their treatment options and ensuring a positive experience. Post-operative care includes periodic examinations, typically every 6-12 months, to monitor healing.