Affordable Family Dentist

I fist went to Marc Weber in 1995 in Whitehouse Dental Office. Located in the Whitehouse Station Mall in NJ. The day I called and received Marc Weber's Dental Service was of no surprise. Whitehouse Dental Office p.c. Was an old Union Dental office in a rural but up and coming Whitehouse Mall.nThere was no surprise because that day will go down in history as the most accumulation of snow Whitehouse NJ has ever seen. When service reached Marc Weber then dentist to good old boys close to the Pensylvania border town of Easton. I felt awful even bothering Dr.Weber but he asked if he could have 2-3 hours to dig out a car. I was grateful indeed and impressed at this 27 year old both in skill, speed & personality.nI was waiting about 20 minutes when Marc Weber dds pulled up in his Truck. Marc Weber knew (He said) that my explanation of the pain meant a root canal. Dr.Weber spoke to me and calmed my extreme fear of dentists. Marc E Weber 27 years old had risked a 2.5 hour drive and the worse going home.nI'll wrap up with how I loved this guy. I was a new Union patient from local 446 and my wife was a 1262 union patient as well. His dental office Whitehouse NJ, was opened strictly for its members in remote Hunterdon County. Within 6 months Dr. Weber's' name got around the locals plus the executives at Merk pharmaceutical across the Road. It was a mix of half blue collar and half Merk v.p.'s , etc.nHe injected me with Lidocaine and took all but 5-7 minutes. I went to pay my bill and he gave me a stack of cards to give out and told me no charge but could he help me carry in a few boxes to this new but dated Dental office.nI heard from his 2 Associates he sold them both the office due to the commute and he never forgot that winter. On my recall visit 6 months after 3 visits this office I went to for 16 years was completely re done as a spa like atmosphere. There was now standing room only in 1996 but by 2001 Dr. Marc EnWeber transformed this dingy empty office into already needing an expansion. I know a dozen brothers and sisters who drive to Red Bank NJ to see him.