William J. Schoepfel, DDS

William J. Schoepfel, DDS
William J. Schoepfel, DDS
5

(Based on 19 reviews)
1730 East Ridge Rd
Rochester, NY 14622
(585) 494-8392

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Average Patient Rating

5 (19 reviews)

Takes Time to Listen:	100 %
Communicates Well:	100 %
Average Wait Time:	3 minutes

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March 29, 2012

"Great , all around."

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5.0

March 2, 2012

"Had a great experience. I have never looked forward to a dentist appt. but they make sure that you are relaxed throughout the entire visit. They make you laugh also."

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Verified on 03-02-2012

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February 3, 2012

"I f you want a pleasant and professional dental visit, see Dr Schoepfel."

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Verified on 02-04-2012

Referral by: Steven F. Momano

5.0

April 11, 2012

"Exceptionally professional Dentist and Staff!"

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Referral by: Jim Van Niel

5.0

April 11, 2012

"This was my first time at this dentist and my expierence there was great! very friendly staff, hygienist was very genle and explained everythig she was doing."

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Referral by: Tim Paige

5.0

March 23, 2012

"VERY happy with my visit."

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Verified on 03-23-2012

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Questions & Answers Q&A

Q. A friend told me that if my teeth hurt when I drink cold water, then I will most definitely need a root canal. Is this true, or is there some sort of middle ground where I might be able to get away with just a filling?

A. This could not be true, you may just have sensitivity from root recession. You would need to go in to have an evaluation to see what is really going on.

Q. Can a chipped or broken tooth affect your immune system? What are the potential issues?

A. It depends on the severity of the chip. If the chip goes to the nerve of the tooth and is not taken care of it could eventually cause infection. Also if you do not have it taken care of in a timely manor more tooth could chip and the tooth could need a crown instead of a filling.

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Q & A with Dr. William Schoepfel

11-17-2011

Ridgeplex Dental Care logo | William Schoepfel | Dentist | Rochester, New York

Q: What got you into this specific medical field?

A: As a child I always liked going to the dentist and then as a teenager, I knew that is what I was going to do! I also enjoy being with and helping others.

Q: What landed you in your city, and what is it that you like about the neighborhood?

A: Grew up in Irondequoit and wanted to stay in the neighborhood.

Q: Where did you receive your undergraduate and professional degrees, and did you participate in any residencies?

A: For undergrad I attended... read more

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