About Robert A. Lantzy, DMD, LLC

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A Practice With a Story Worth Telling

We met at the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine, Salk Hall, while we were in respective programs for Dentistry and Dental Hygiene. We got to know each other at the cafeteria.

We would talk about the kind of practice we hoped to build one day. We wanted it to be a welcoming place, knowing that dentistry had a fearful history. We felt our purpose was to provide an exceptional wellness experience that would improve the lives of patients entrusted to our care. We wanted leading-edge technologies and great organization.

Our passion became a reality, and our love for learning has continued throughout the years. We love to work with the community and be a part of making something better. We are fortunate to work alongside a wonderful team of professionals. Together, we create a friendly atmosphere where you'll come to feel relaxed while becoming healthier. Our office is in Newtown, Bucks County, PA, and we have been providing dental services to a long list of happy and satisfied patients. Welcome to your new dental home.

— Dr. Bob and Marg Lantzy

You Should Feel Comfortable Here

Doctor Bob with a patient in a clinic room at Robert A. Lantzy DMD, LLC in Newtown, PA

Comfort You Can't See

Today's dental technology provides greater patient comfort, greater diagnostics, and greater precision. Digital X-rays cut your exposure by over 90% with better diagnostic quality. CEREC same-day crowns avoid the messy impressions, the temporary, and the second visit. Soft tissue lasers make gum care easier and more comfortable than ever before. Different tools, one purpose — a better experience for you.

Dental Clinic of Robert A. Lantzy DMD, LLC in Newtown, PA

Your Comfort Matters to Us

We know dentistry can be scary for some, but we also know it doesn't need to be that way. We built a cozy, friendly atmosphere where you'll come to feel relaxed. Our comfort menu is here whenever you want it: warm blankets (with or without a scent of lavender), pillows for sore backs and necks, noise-canceling earplugs, dental arch support, and a massage chair for longer treatments. Just let us know what we can prepare for you.

Marcie stands beside a smiling seated patient in a clinic room at Robert A. Lantzy DMD, LLC in Newtown, PA

Engage in Your Own Health

We encourage questions. Intraoral cameras put your teeth on the screen so you can see exactly what we're seeing — it's a lot easier to ask the right questions when you're not in the dark. Whether you're nervous, curious, or just want to know what's happening, raise your hand and we stop. No silly questions, no pressure.

Dentist Examining a Child in a Clinic at Robert A. Lantzy, DMD, LCC in Newtown, PA
Dental Clinic of Robert A. Lantzy DMD, LLC in Newtown, PA

Our Home in Newtown, Bucks County

You'll find us at 11 Friends Lane, Suite 100 in Newtown, PA. About 30 minutes north of Philadelphia and easily accessible from Yardley, New Hope, Langhorne, Holland, Lower Makefield, and across the Delaware River from New Jersey. Private parking lot on-site, handicap-accessible, with a ramp directly to the entrance.

 

You are like a friend that comes to visit us — we just happen to be passionate about dentistry. Welcome to your new dental home.

What Our Patients Are Saying

We've been grateful to serve generations of families across Bucks County. We're even more grateful when they share their experience.

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Find Us in Newtown, PA

Robert A. Lantzy, DMD, LLC is located at 11 Friends Lane, Suite 100, Newtown, Bucks County, PA. Accessible from Route 332 and I-295, serving patients from throughout Bucks County and across the Delaware River.

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