Ralph W. Niemann, DDS, MS, PA

Ralph W. Niemann, DDS, MS, PA is a reputable endodontic practice with multiple locations in Southern Maryland, including Waldorf, Prince Frederick, and Mechanicsville. The practice is led by Dr. Ralph W. Niemann, a highly accomplished endodontic specialist. Dr. Niemann graduated magna cum laude from Appalachian State University, was among the top graduates of West Virginia University School of Dentistry, and earned his Master of Science degree specializing in Endodontics from the same institution in 1991. He received prestigious awards during his studies and had his research published as a cover article in the Journal of Endodontics. As specialist members of the American Association of Endodontists, Dr. Niemann and his experienced staff are dedicated to providing the highest standard of professional endodontic care in a friendly and comfortable environment. Their services primarily focus on saving natural teeth through a range of advanced endodontic procedures, including: Root Canal Therapy: A core service aimed at treating infected or damaged tooth pulp. Endodontic Retreatment: Addressing previously treated root canals that have failed to heal or have developed new problems. Apicoectomy: A surgical procedure to remove the tip of the tooth's root and surrounding infected tissue. Cracked Teeth treatment: Diagnosis and treatment for various types of cracked teeth. Traumatic Injuries: Management of dental injuries resulting from trauma. The practice emphasizes a patient-centric approach, utilizing modern endodontic equipment to ensure pleasant experiences, with most root canals and surgical procedures completed in a single visit, often lasting less than an hour. They prioritize patient comfort by ensuring complete numbness before any treatment. Ralph W. Niemann, DDS, MS, PA is also committed to making care accessible, working with most major insurance companies and offering a 10% discount for patients without dental coverage. The practice strives for efficiency, though complex cases or emergencies may occasionally cause scheduling adjustments.