Dr. Elena Valerie Kurtz

She is one of the worst doctor I ever saw in my life. She does not respect her patience, she talks bad about them. I’m telling you go see another doctor.

My dad was referred here from his primary dentist the care this women had knowing he was scared of a root canal was unbelievable she relaxed him cared & toke her time her work was amazing thanks again! Marc D

No more pain

Dr. Kurtz is an excellent doctor and wonderful human being. She has great professional as well as human skills. Thank you doctor for my treatment and support!

Dr. Kurtz goes above and beyond to care for her patients. My office visit was quick, painless, and pleasant. The staff was exceptional and the decor was very calming.

I have seen Dr Kurtz 3 times for procedures, one very complicated, and each time she was extremely diligent, professional and did excellent work. Additionally, I have undergone ortho and periodontal treatments in a separate office and Dr Kurtz visited that office while I had those appointments to consult with those Drs. She didn't have to do this and took time out of her own schedule to help me. She is by far the most considerate and professional Dr I have come across

My visit with Dr. Kurtz was an amazing experience. The office was clean and modern. The equipment all looked brand new and high tech. My root canal was gentle and Dr. Kurtz is one of the best practitioners I've ever met.

Like I said before she was extremely caring. The sealer beyond the apex started hurting a couple months later although I wasn't sure that was what it was at the time. After another endodontist cleared out the infection and resealed it I still had trouble. I got the sealer removed via apicoectomy and the surgeon found quite a bit of infection and inflammation around the sealer. Not everyone has this reaction to sealer beyond the apex and she had successfully treated many patients with the technique she used on me. If I were to have her as my endodontist again I would request to have the sealer stay with the confines of the tooth. She does it the way that she does it to stimulate healing but some people have a foreign body reaction to it. She is a good person and has probably been more successful than unsuccessful in her treatments.

Dr. Kurrtz accurately diagnosed my condition as external tooth resorption and had a CAT scan that took a picture of the affected area in her office. I had seen another endodontist before I found her, and he misdiagnosed my condition by telling me I was grinding my teeth in my sleep. My dentist assured me I was not, and thankfully my brother and sister-in-law told me of their good experiences with Dr. Kurtz. Dr. Kurtz also sent me a hand-written thank you note and recommended an excellent oral surgeon for the necessary tooth extraction.