Bruce R. Terry, DMD – Endodontist
BS, Biology and Natural Science: Muhlenberg
College, Allentown, PA
DMD: Temple University School of Dentistry
Endodontic Residency: Temple University School
of Dentistry
Fellow: International College of Dentists,
American College of Dentists
Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Endodontics:
Temple University School of Dentistry
Hospital Privileges: Phoenixville Hospital,
Brandywine Hospital (First area endodontist with hospital privileges,
so patients have sedation options)
Member: American Dental Association, American
Association of Endodontists, American Association of Dental
Editors, Pennsylvania Dental Association, Valley Forge Dental
Association; President, Temple University Graduate Endodontic
Alumni Association
Associate Editor: Journal of the Pennsylvania
Dental Association
“Throughout my career I’ve
made it a priority to keep abreast of advances in technology.
Any technique or equipment that can make endodontics more effective,
longer-lasting or more comfortable allows me to offer patients
a higher standard of care. After all, helping people is why
I became an endodontist in the first place. In the end, my favorite
thing is to hear my patients say ‘Everything I’ve
heard about root canals is a lie.’”
Dr. Terry lives in Wayne, PA, with his wife, Susan; his daughter,
Caroline; his son, Henry; and his golden retriever, Scout. When
he’s not working, he enjoys woodworking and home renovation,
as well as backpacking, horseback riding and bicycling. Originally
from Los Angeles, Dr. Terry says he loves the open area of Western
Montgomery County.
He continues to teach one day a week at Temple University’s
School of Dentistry. He is a clinical associate professor with
the Department of Endodontics. For more information about the
graduate program, please visit the
Department of Endodontics at Temple University.
Susan I. Silberg, DMD – Endodontist
BS: Brandeis University, Waltham, MA
DMD: University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia,
PA
Endodontic Residency: University of Pennsylvania
“I always knew I wanted to
pursue a specialty career in dentistry, and I find it just as
rewarding today. I like being in the business of helping people
save their teeth. Even though the procedures are similar, every
case is different. That’s what keeps it interesting for
me nearly 15 years later. I enjoy the advances in materials
and instruments that continue to make the care I provide gentler
and more effective.”
Dr. Silberg is married with 3 children who all love sports.
She is a true soccer mom, football mom, baseball mom and lacrosse
mom. When she is not working or spending time with her children,
she enjoys running, skiing, hiking and working out at the gym.
