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Essential Endodontics of Fort Worth

3880 Hulen St #310, Fort Worth, TX 76107, United States

4.5+ stars in 500+ reviews Opening hours below
Call (817) 737-7668 Directions Website (essentialendotx.com, opens in a new tab)

Reviews

4.5+ stars in 500+ reviews

4–5 stars: 94% · 1–2 stars: 6% · 479 written reviews

Last 12 months: 12 reviews · 58% 4–5 stars (was 94%) · Replies: 73% of reviews · 2 of 29 one- and two-star

107mention friendly, welcoming staff

32mention explaining everything before doing it

14mention putting nervous patients at ease

Read what patients say (8 themes) ↓Write a review
  • Sedation permit (TX board)
  • 4 insurers named

Who you'll see

Dr. Christopher Yelton, DDS

  • Texas license active, first licensed Apr 2009
  • Dental school: Kansas City, 2007
  • Holds a nitrous oxide (laughing gas) permit (since 2009) and a level 1 sedation permit (most recent 2011)

NPI 1558591511 · Texas State Board of Dental Examiners, checked Sep 2026 · named on its business listing

Dr. Gerald Cox, DDS

  • Dental school: UTHealth Houston School of Dentistry, 1974

NPI 1174631592 · Texas State Board of Dental Examiners, checked Sep 2026 · named on the practice's website

Dr. Jaymin Patel

  • Texas license active, first licensed Aug 2019
  • Dental school: Gujarat University, 2012
  • Holds a nitrous oxide (laughing gas) permit (since 2024) and a level 1 sedation permit (most recent 2024)

NPI 1699323618 · Texas State Board of Dental Examiners, checked Sep 2026 · named on the practice's website

Dr. Kendra Clark, DMD

  • Texas license active, first licensed Jul 2018
  • Dental school: the University of Misissippi Medical Center, 2018
  • Holds a nitrous oxide (laughing gas) permit (since 2020) and a level 1 sedation permit (most recent 2020)

NPI 1831738087 · Texas State Board of Dental Examiners, checked Sep 2026 · named on the practice's website

Dr. Ravneetinder Sandhu

  • Texas license active, first licensed Oct 2021
  • Dental school: Panjab University, 2012
  • Holds a nitrous oxide (laughing gas) permit (since 2022) and sedation permits for levels 1 to 3 (most recent 2022)

NPI 1407596075 · Texas State Board of Dental Examiners, checked Sep 2026 · named on the practice's website

What patients say

How the visit felt

32Explaining everything before doing it
14Putting nervous patients at ease
12A gentle touch

Staff and office

107Friendly, welcoming staff
9A clean office

Getting seen

5Being fitted in at short notice

Who comes here

12Spanish or other languages spoken
6Dental anxiety

How we count themes

How it compares in Fort Worth

One- and two-star reviews
6%of 479 written reviews
A higher share than 69% of Fort Worth practices
Middle Fort Worth practice: 3%
4–5 star reviews
58%in the last 12 months, down from 94%
Share of written reviews giving 4–5 stars
Replies to reviews
73%of written reviews get a reply (2 of 29 one- and two-star)
More replies than 73% of Fort Worth practices
Middle Fort Worth practice: 48%
Licensed in Texas since
1974its longest-licensed confirmed dentist
Licensed longer than 97% of Fort Worth dentists we list
Middle Fort Worth dentist: first licensed 2007

How we compare

Specialist registration for root canals

Both the state board and national provider registry list a root canal specialist at this practice.

  • Root canal

    Registered specialist with the state board · Listed category: Endodontist · Specialist taxonomy in the NPI registry

  • Gum treatment

    Specialist taxonomy in the NPI registry · Listed category: Periodontist · 7 pages on its website

  • Sedation & nervous patients

    4 of its dentists hold Texas board sedation permits · 1 page on its website

Root canal: how it works ShowRoot canal treatment in four steps: inflamed pulp, an opening in the top with the pulp cleaned out, the canals filled and sealed, then a crown on top.
Gum treatment: how it works ShowThree molars: a healthy gum; gum disease with tartar below the gum line, a pocket and bone loss; and after deep cleaning, the tartar gone and the root smoothed.
Sedation & nervous patients: how it works ShowA scale of four sedation levels from most to least awake: minimal, moderate, deep and general anesthesia.

Also listed on its website

  • Dental implants

    Federal Open Payments records link a confirmed dentist to the treatment's maker · Listed category: Dental implants provider · 4 pages on its website

Cost and paying

No prices on its website

Ways to pay

  • Names Aetna, Ameritas, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Careington (its website, not a network check)
  • Accepts CareCredit (its website)
  • Sunbit financing (its website)

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When you can go

Weekends
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Getting there

3880 Hulen St #310
Fort Worth, TX 76107, United States
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  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking and restroom

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Sources and dates

Business listing and reviews, Sep 2026 · essentialendotx.com, Sep 2026 · Texas State Board of Dental Examiners, Sep 2026 · NPI registry

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