Beautiful office and friendly staff. No pain Root Canals

Submitted March 17, 2021

My first root canal and Dr. Al-Khalidi was very informative and walked me through the whole process making it very easy to get through.

Submitted March 20, 2017

Honestly one of the most friendly doctors I've met. She did excellent work and walked me through the entire procedure as it was happening. I can't praise her enough. The root canal was actually half the time I expected it to be. Great work

Submitted April 28, 2015

Just had a root canal performed this week and probably will not go to any other Dr for this procedure in the future. The staff and Dr performed with the utmost professionalism and expertise. Have had other root canals and this was all my pleasure. Understand that every individual is different, but I did not need any pain medication post procedure. The office even gave me a call the following day to check if I was feeling any discomfort. Would not hesitate recommending this Dr to anyone. In fact if you wish to discuss further, get me you contact info and I will discuss privately.

Submitted July 20, 2012

I remember Aneesa Al-Khalidi from when she was a student at Tufts and I needed a root canal. Her work is perfection! If I ever need another root canal I'll travel all the way from Boston to her office. So glad to have located her on the internet!

Submitted Sept. 4, 2010

I have nothing but positive things to say about my root canal procedure performed at Granite State Endodontics. If I ever need another one, I'm going right back here!!! Everything from the warm greeting I received from the Secretary to their top-notch medical staff was more than I could've imagined. The Doctor and her staff were incredibly knowledgeable and helped put my mind at ease, I never knew root canals could be so painless!!! Thanks Granite State!!!

Submitted Aug. 30, 2010

I had no idea this practice did not offer sedation or nitrous oxide for root canals. The assistant told me, "Oh, you don't need that," without knowing me or having looked inside my mouth. Excuse me, my gum has been swollen for a week, and I'm not having needles stuck into it and no other analgesia. The surgeon refused to work on me because I was agitated -- gosh, I wonder why? -- "and I can't have you upsetting my staff." Well, train your staff not to make arrogant assumptions, then! For that matter, tell your office manager not to call new female patients "honey girl" and other condescending "endearments." Finally, this practice is more expensive than other practices that do offer sedation or nitrous. Not worth it in my opinion.

Submitted June 12, 2010