Dr. Mona Joodi

Root canals often get a bad rap, but they’re a quiet hero in dental care—saving teeth that might otherwise be lost. Endodontists specialize in these procedures, along with treatments for dental trauma and infections that lurk beneath the surface. When a filling or crown isn’t enough, their expertise steps in to preserve what’s left of a natural smile.

Dr. Mona Joodi’s practice sits just off Park Avenue, where the midtown hum gives way to the quieter rhythm of Murray Hill. The office at 132 E 35th St Suite 1, New York, NY 10016 is tucked between brownstones and small cafés, a spot where the city’s energy softens into something more manageable. It’s the kind of neighborhood where people still notice the details—like the way a dentist’s sign blends into the brickwork rather than shouting for attention.

Most patients arrive after a referral, already knowing they need more than a routine cleaning. The work here centers on root canals, apicoectomies, and emergency treatments for cracked or abscessed teeth. There’s also a focus on diagnosing persistent pain that general dentists can’t quite pin down. When the usual remedies fall short, this is where many New Yorkers end up, hoping to avoid extraction or more invasive solutions.

Calls to (212) 736-3676 will connect you to the office during business hours. For directions, the map at this link shows the exact location, just a short walk from the 6 train at 33rd Street. The area around 35th and Lexington has a way of feeling both central and slightly removed, as if the city’s usual rush pauses for a block or two.