Bradford J Porter, DDS

Woohoo! As good as it gets!
Needless to say, the general concensus of wisdom teeth removal is that its painful, dehabilitating and full of copious amounts of liquids/​soups. Besides the latter, the experience I had at the Moorestown office was exceptionally great.
The staff, every single one of them — from beginning to end were attentive and just generally good human beings.
When going to sleep, I had two nurses take care of me and before I knew it, I was in a sideroom comfortably waking up.
The worked with me on pricing using my Aetna Dental Savings card and gave me remedial recommendations throughout.
Again, just generally good human beings doing their thing. No pain really, from 4 wisdom teeth removed, this is day 3. Much appreciated!
Dr Salman was my doctor.

I sincerely don’t expect to ever find another doctor who will match Dr Porter. My 8 year old son had a baby tooth that needed to be removed, along with a suspicious mass that required biopsy under general anesthesia. Results showed a benign yet very aggressive tumor. From expediting test results to finding us one of the very best pediatric oral/​plastic surgeons in the country to take things from here… Dr Porter took care of us as if we were family. His compassion, expertise and candor has been remarkable. I truly cannot recommend him highly enough. Finding skilled, qualified surgeons in this part of the country is easy enough. But finding someone who will make you feel like your child is the only patient he has at the moment is pretty special.

As a patient blessed with eight, yes eight, fully impacted wisdom teeth (how does this even happen?!?) I had the chance to see all 3 doctors and go to all 3 offices during my oral surgery and recovery in 2008. Dr. Porter did my actual surgery and he was excellent. Great at putting me at ease before, during, and after the procedure and very well spoken and knowledgeable. All doctors were very kind and quick to help me when I was in a lot of pain (for the first 1.5 weeks of recovery they saw me nearly every other day due to dry sockets). The waiting room waits were always low. The doctors in this practice are technically excellent and efficient — I’d recommend them to anyone who needs oral surgery.

Was referred to Dr. Porter, who is an oral surgeon, by Dr. Kaz (see review below) as my son has what is called impacted canines (WOOF!) (Heriditary) Truly not funny and a major problem as I was told… with an expensive solution. Even though I have no dental insurance, it will be worth every penny.
He will be doing surgical intervention on my son in January on his canines. When I first went to the office yesterday, he was very friendly, had his green scrubs on and sneakers (that were worn — must be a jogger & was very muscular — must work out). Great manner about him, was awesome to Nick. His confident attitude put me at ease. Staff was very nice and professional.
I’m worried about the procedure but i do have faith in Dr. Porter & believe it will all turn out okay.
I did find out the culprit who passed it on to my son… of course I wanted to blame my ex (his dad) ha! but it came from my mom (my son’s grandma). thankfully he loves her to pieces… maybe she’ll pay for it too!