Exceptional Dental Care

At Rural Health Corporation of Northeastern Pennsylvania, our skilled dental staff delivers quality dental care in a compassionate and professional manner utilizing state-of-the-art technology to ensure all our patients receive the care they need in an efficient, comfortable and exceptional manner. 

Services Provided

Rural Health Corporation is committed to providing patients and our communities with the highest quality care and dental health services available.  Our most common services include:

  • Dental exams and digital x-rays
  • Preventive treatment (dental cleanings and fluoride)
  • Dental sealants
  • Restorative procedures (dental fillings)
  • Dentures, partials, fixed bridges, crowns
  • Endodontics (root canals)
  • Tooth extractions
  • Teeth whitening
  • Dental Health Education
  • Referrals to specialists
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We accept ALL major dental insurances and participate in Medical Assistance programs.  For our underinsured or uninsured patients, we offer a Sliding Fee Program based on income and family size to ensure affordable dental care.  Van transportation is also available for ALL Rural Health patients to and from your front door!

We welcome you to visit one of our centers today!  Rural Health Corporation offers comprehensive and preventive dental services to both children and adults at all three locations listed below.

BLACK CREEK DENTAL CENTER

The residents of Nuremberg, Weston, and surrounding communities raised approximately $50,000 through the sale of non-interest bearing bonds in the 1960’s to construct a medical facility and attract a physician to this rural area. The building plans were purchased from the Sears Roebuck Foundation which also provided advice during the construction phase. After several unsuccessful experiences with physicians, the community group asked RHC to take over the facility. The Black Creek Medical Center opened in August, 1971. RHC signed a six-year lease which included an option to buy. At the end of the lease, the facility was purchased for $36,872 and each purchaser of the bonds was repaid. Remodeling of the waiting area and some exterior repairs were completed in 1989. In response to community requests for dental services, Black Creek Dental Center was opened in January, 1978, approximately one-quarter mile from the medical center. A new addition to the Black Creek Health Center was constructed in 1991 to house the Dental Center operation.

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Robert Shandrick, DMD

Black Creek Dental Center
P.O. Box 670, 75 Pineapple Street
Nuremberg, PA 18241
Dental Services: (570) 704-4118
FAX: 570-384-3454
M, T, W – 8:00am – 5:00pm
TH – 8:00am – 4:00pm
F – 8:00am – 1:00pm
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Arik A. Amin, DMD

MONROE-NOXEN DENTAL CENTER

In 1969, Dr. Lester Saidman, who had a long established and very busy practice in Noxen, began plans to relocate to Kingston. Concerned about where his patients would have access to health care, Dr. Saidman was instrumental in the development of Rural Health Corporation at Noxen. In January, 1971, the Harvey’s Lake-Noxen Center opened in the offices which had formerly housed Dr. Saidman’s private practice. In January 1972, the Harvey’s Lake-Noxen Dental Center opened.

Dr. Saidman remained very involved with the health needs of his former patients and served as RHC’s Medical Director for a number of years. Highly respected by the Noxen community long after his departure, Dr. Saidman persuaded a local landowner to sell to RHC property located about one and one-half miles from the original site. Construction of a facility followed, and in October, 1977 the new Monroe-Noxen Health Center opened.

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Arik A. Amin, DMD

Javia

Hemali Javia, DDS

Monroe-Noxen Dental Center
2888 SR 29 S.
Monroe Twp., PA 18636
Dental Services: (570) 704-4647
FAX: 570-298-2148
M, T, W, TH, F – 8:00am – 4:00pm
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FREELAND DENTAL CENTER

Freeland was the third of the original four areas throughout Luzerne and Wyoming Counties in which local residents were concerned about the shortage of health care. In March, 1973, the Freeland Medical and Dental Center opened in a three-story building which had previously been a convent. The building was remodeled and extensive interior renovations were undertaken at several different times to convert the convent for better use as a medical and dental facility. In May 1995, the practice was relocated to 404 Ridge Street in Freeland. This facility provides access to all services on one floor.

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Oluwatosin Tokede, DDS

Freeland Dental Center
404 Ridge Street
Freeland, PA 18224
Dental Services: (570) 704-4221
FAX: 570-636-2293
M, T, W, TH, F – 8:00am – 4:00pm
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