Dr. Langan Jr's office is located at 711 Church St Honesdale, PA 18431.
Dr. Thomas Langan Jr, DMD
Periodontics*
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Dr. Thomas Langan Jr, DMD
Honesdale, PA
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Office711 Church St, Honesdale, PA 18431
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Mercy Group Practice LLC1039 Oneill Hwy, Dunmore, PA 18512
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Nov 13, 2023
Doctor Thomas Langan Jr. is highly educated and experienced. I have a very complicated case that required multiple extractions, bone augmentation and implants. I did work in dental office before and have some understanding of what have to be done. Dr. Thomas Langan Jr. offered me the best treatment plan solution possible. His treatment is a masterpiece. On top of that the office staff is very friendly and his office at 3306 Lake Ariel Hwy in Honesdale is sparkling clean. Highly recommended! Tatiana Tikhonko
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