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Andrew D. Gould, DMD

Dental Implants · Veneers · Crowns · Root Canals · Whitening
★★★★★ 5.0 (41 Google reviews)
Dental ImplantsVeneersCrownsRoot CanalsWhiteningInvisalign / AlignersBracesDenturesBridgesExtractionsGum / Perio

About Andrew D. Gould, DMD

Andrew D. Gould, DMD is a dentist located in New Cumberland, Pennsylvania with a 5-star rating from 41 Google reviews. The practice provides dental implants, veneers, crowns, root canals and whitening, plus 6 more services.

Contact & Location

Address: 1902 Bridge St, New Cumberland, PA 17070

Phone: (717) 774-7700

Website: bridgestreetdentalcenter.com

Services & Procedures at Andrew D. Gould, DMD

Dental Implants
Titanium or zirconia posts that replace missing tooth roots, topped with a crown that looks and works like a natural tooth.
Extractions and implants can be handled under one roof.
Veneers
Thin porcelain or composite shells bonded to the front of teeth to fix color, shape, chips, and gaps.
Whitening first can change the veneer shade you choose; both are done here.
Crowns
Full-coverage caps that restore broken, cracked, or root-canal-treated teeth.
Root Canals
Removes infected pulp to save a natural tooth and stop the pain, usually finished with a crown.
Crowns are placed here too, so the tooth can be finished without a referral.
Whitening
In-office or take-home treatments that lift years of staining, typically in one visit.
Invisalign / Aligners
Clear removable aligners that straighten teeth without metal braces.
Braces
Traditional orthodontics for alignment and bite correction, for kids and adults.
Dentures
Full or partial removable replacements for missing teeth, including implant-supported options.
Implant-supported dentures are an option here if you want a firmer fit.
Bridges
Fixed replacements that span the gap left by one or more missing teeth.
Extractions
Removal of damaged or impacted teeth, including wisdom teeth.
If the tooth can't be saved, implant replacement is available at the same office.
Gum / Perio
Treatment for gum disease, from deep cleanings to periodontal surgery.
Healthy gums matter before implant work; both are treated here.

Insurance Accepted

Carriers named on the practice's own site (call to confirm your plan):

Delta Dental

Technology & Equipment

iTero digital scanning
Digital impressions replace the goopy tray molds; scans are faster, more comfortable, and more accurate for aligners and crowns.
Digital X-rays
Sharper images with a fraction of the radiation of film X-rays, viewable instantly chairside.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Andrew D. Gould, DMD offer dental implants?

Yes. Andrew D. Gould, DMD's own website lists dental implants.

Does Andrew D. Gould, DMD do veneers?

Yes, veneers are listed among Andrew D. Gould, DMD's services.

Where is Andrew D. Gould, DMD located?

Andrew D. Gould, DMD is at 1902 Bridge St, New Cumberland, PA 17070.

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★★★★★ 5.0 from 41 Google reviews. Verified practices can respond to patient reviews.

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