Dr. Jeffrey L Ash, DDS

I was traveling through Ann Arbor when I developed an emergent need for a root canal on the only day I would be in town. Thanks to a local dentist who contacted Dr. Ash, he agreed to see me. After evaluating my status, Dr. Ash and his staff stayed long past their usual work day to tend to my surgical needs so that I could find comfort before departing town. I found him to be an excellent technician, efficient, communicative, comforting, and all this to a stranger, not a regular patient, when he no doubt just wanted to go home and have dinner! He's a hero in my book.

Dr Ash and staff are professional, detailed, gentle, warm and caring. Excellent services and results.

I highly recomend Dr. Ash, he is the BEST in his field. My first experience with Dr. Ash was when I had a 5 alarm - failed root canal from a different endodontist. I not only needed a GOOD endodontist, but someone who would see me asap. He did both. They started me on antibiotics the day I called. The tooth was angry but Dr. Ash has major skills at giving pain free shots and he makes sure your out of pain. He did a re-rootcanal on the tooth and I haven't had a problem with that tooth since. I used Dr. Ash's office a second time when I had an already capped front tooth go insane. The tooth was extremely mad and needed help right away. Unfortunately Dr. Ash was out of town so they started me on antibiotics right away and I saw Dr. Stein, who also works in Dr. Ash's office a couple days a week. Dr. Stein, also an excellent Dr, with major skills at giving pain free shots. (Concerned about cost, I asked to keep my crown and go through the back for the rootcanal. Because of that, we could… not see the tooth was actually cracked) Dr. Stein, performed a rootcanal, during which abscess was found. I continued on antibiotics, but over the next few days the tooth refused to calm down and I went in to see Dr. Ash. The root canal was fine, so we decided to do a apicoectomy (surgically extracting the root at the base of the tooth) The surgery went well and the recovery from the 15 stitches was minimal but it wasn't long before the tooth was flat out furious. Dr. Ash went above and beyond to help me and my now completely enraged tooth, but finally we agreed it was time to see an oral surgon about extraction and implant. I did have the tooth removed, and they found necrotic tissue from an old abscess deep in the pocket. I returned to Dr. Ash with the tooth where we discovered there was indeed a crack in the tooth. I let him keep the tooth for his classes. I feel much better now. Thank you Dr. Ash.