My goal is to provide a positive lasting experience that will change your outlook on dentistry.
Education
- Advanced Clinical Practice Residency in exodontia (complex surgical tooth removal). A training program unique to the U. S. Navy Dental Corps.
- Doctor of Dental Medicine from Temple University School of Dentistry
- Bachelor of Science in biology from DeSales University
Accomplishments
- Clinical Adjunct Assistant Professor – Department of Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology, Medicine and Surgery Temple University School of Dentistry
- Basic Life Support certification
- Awards:
- Mastership Award from the Academy of General Dentistry
- Fellowship Award from the Academy of General Dentistry
- Clinical Excellence Award Temple University School of Dentistry
- Naval Station Newport Rhode Island Junior Officer of the Year
- Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal
- Professional Associations:
- American Dental Association
- Academy of General Dentistry
Personal
- Father of two young boys, Patrick and Michael
- Proud former U. S. Navy officer
- Married my wife Meghan in New Hope, PA
- Enjoy running, reading the newspaper and attending local sporting events
I had 4 wisdom teeth removed by Dr. Walsh. I felt very informed of my options through the entire process. They made sure I had everything I needed before and after the tooth extractions. They followed up with me after surgery and before my follow up appointment. They even helped me remove my stitches early when they were not dissolving as expected. They were very accommodating.
Dawn was one of the best hygienist I've ever had. Cleaning was almost 100% painless and very thorough.
This was the most painful cleaning I have ever had. My mouth hurt for over a week from how rough the hygienist was. I needed an additional appointment for some minor work and they signed me up for an orthodontist appointment when there was supposed to be a follow up dental appointment. I had to take off an extra half day off work just to come back in for the correct appointment. After such a taxing experience I will be going elsewhere. I felt like a number and not a patient.