Endodontic Center

4.9
684 reviews

About

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For more than 40 years, Endodontic Center, located in Stoughton, MA, has been a dental specialty center specializing in Endodontics and dental implants. We strive to create a comfortable and stress-free environment as well as make you feel cared for and listened to. We offer endodontic treatments, root canals, emergency dental services, and many others. Our primary goal is to save your natural teeth, however, we know that sometimes they cannot be saved, which is why we provide dental implants. Call us today to schedule your appointment and let us help you.

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Location

Endodontic Center
1256 Park St, Stoughton, MA
02072, United States

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  • LT
    Lena Timas
    2 days ago
    5.0
    Service was great, bit pricy
  • BE
    Bruce Ellis
    Oct 8, 2025
    5.0
    Hi, first time going to see Dr. Hoyo and her staff. Was pleasantly surprised how smooth my root canal went. Everyone was professional and made me at ease. Would strongly recommend
  • LG
    L G
    Sep 30, 2025
    1.0
    This happened August 19, 2024. (Note: Google won't let me post my review as written, so I will try to include the most important details.). I flew into Boston on Mon, Aug 12, 2024 to visit my mom on the Cape. On Friday, August 16, 2024, I had sudden, attention-getting jaw pain. A local health center dentist looked in the area of a recent filling and said he couldn't see anything. He suggested taking Tylenol and Advil. When the pain intensified that afternoon, my mother made a lot of phone calls to a lot of Cape dental offices, none of which would see me that day nor any time in the near future. In desperation, she started making phone calls to off-Cape offices. The Endodontic Center of Stoughton told her they could see me as an urgent patient for $150 on the following Monday morning. That weekend I experienced the worst pain of my life, and I am on disability for migraines, so I already had experience with brutal head pain. I still can't believe I made it through that weekend. Also over that weekend, I developed significant swelling below my jaw (not at the location of the recently-filled tooth) which was a strange accompaniment to the pain but which did not impinge upon my ability to breathe or eat. On that following Monday, a family friend drove me the 1½ hours to the Endodontics Center of Stoughton (As I write this, I am tearing up recalling this whole ordeal. The memory is still significantly impactful.). My neck was swollen to a great extent by then. I remember crying upon checking in (and being required to pay up front) because of the pain and expected relief from this appointment. I was there at the scheduled time and after a long wait, I was shown into a room. The technician/assistant started to position the X-ray machine. I pleaded with her to have the endodontist see me. The tech told me that this was the procedure: to take Xrays first. If I had been in my right mind, I would have insisted the dentist come into the room, and if I had known that I had an abscess, I would have gone to an urgent care/emergency facility right away. Instead, I was forced to endure the incredibly painful ordeal of having full mouth bitewing X-rays taken while I had to hold that heavy metal placement thing between my teeth all over my jaw. While this is ongoing, I'm in pain and crying and still the tech does not acknowledge how difficult this is for me. After all this (and I remember with great clarity), the endodontist walks in, and before she is even in my line of sight says, “I can't do anything with THIS” (I assume she's referring to my swollen neck). There's no greeting, no acknowledgment of me as a client or person in great pain, just a dismissive “I can't do anything with THIS,” followed by “She (She might have said “You.”) has/have to go to an urgent (or she might have said “emergency”) care center.” And that's it, no sympathy, no exam, and she leaves the room. My family friend has to ask the front desk for directions to the closest appropriate care center. An ambulance trip to Boston and oral surgery followed. After a year of trying to let go of what did and didn't happen at their office, I was still upset about what transpired, so I did call them August 12, 2025, and offered to speak with the dentist or clinic manager before I wrote a scathing review and filed a complaint. I left my current Colorado phone number and never heard back from anybody. If Dr. Haghani had just come into the treatment room and made an attempt to assess me with even a modicum of sympathetic concern, that would have been one thing. Alternatively, she could've taken 5 seconds to look at me in the waiting room (or treatment room) at the start and told me to go to urgent/emergency care rather than wasting more of my pain-filled time and delaying actual treatment. Instead I feel like their “procedure” was just a money grab rather than an honest attempt to provide me the best care possible. Based on my experience, I would never refer anyone to their practice and would actually suggest people travel out of their way to avoid it.
  • KK
    Kelly
    Sep 17, 2025
    5.0
    Dr. Haghani, Dental Assistant Anna, and staff are amazing. The staff was so kind. I recently had my first ever root canal. I was in so much pain. From the moment I walk in, the staff was welcoming and professional. They explained every step of the procedure. They were all so gentle. They went above and beyond! I highly recommend Endodontic Center for your Endodontic needs.
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    122Music1
    Sep 15, 2025
    5.0
    Always a great experience. Having teeth pulled out of your Jaw is daunting.. These wonderful Orthodontist's know EXACTLY what they are doing.. Never felt beaten or abused. Great application of numbing agents, and a delicate, considerate touch.. My $6k tooth implant failed after 13 years. It was infected... Dr. Haan investigated above and beyond finding bone loss elsewhere , being concerned and caring regarding my 56 year old Jaw. She investigated & ordered more x rays that revealed other boney demineralized areas in my Gum/bone Jaw line condition without hessitation....Total empathy,and care. Truly a Healer! Curious and dilligent... Highly recommended... Superb Orthodontist's.Dr. Hann Rules! Great work.