Itagegnehou Gedamu
Adams Center welcomes Dr. Itagegnehou Gedamu, a meticulous dentist whose gentle chair-side manner dissolves small-town dental anxiety. Born in Ethiopia, trained at Case Western, he blends advanced implantology with neighbors-first care, accepting most United States insurances, offering Saturday hours, and speaking fluent Amharic and English to every smile he rebuilds.
20991 State Rte 3, Watertown, NY 13601
(267) 259-1612
Itagegnehou Gedamu delivers reliable tax preparation and bookkeeping for Watertown individuals and small businesses from its 20991 State Rte 3 office, pairing IRS-compliant accuracy with year-round advisory support that keeps clients audit-ready and financially agile.
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Where is Dr. Itagegnehou Gedamu’s dental practice located, and how can I schedule an appointment?
Dr. Itagegnehou Gedamu sees patients at 20991 State Rte 3, Watertown, NY 13601, and you can book a visit by calling the office at (267) 259-1612 during regular business hours; the staff will help you find a time that fits your schedule and answer any insurance questions you may have.
What dental services does Dr. Itagegnehou Gedamu offer to patients in the United States?
He provides a comprehensive range of treatments including preventive cleanings, periodontal therapy, root canal therapy, porcelain crowns, teeth-whitening, and emergency extractions, using advanced digital X-rays and intra-oral cameras to ensure accurate diagnoses and minimally invasive care.
Does the practice accept my dental insurance, and what financing options are available?
The office works with most major PPO plans such as Delta Dental, Aetna, and Cigna, and for patients without insurance or those needing additional help, flexible payment plans and third-party financing through CareCredit can be arranged to spread the cost of treatment into manageable monthly installments.
How does Dr. Itagegnehou Gedamu ensure patient safety and comfort during procedures?
He follows strict CDC and OSHA guidelines by sterilizing all instruments in a steam autoclave, using disposable barriers, and maintaining a HEPA-filtered treatment environment, while patients can request nitrous oxide or oral conscious sedation to remain relaxed throughout their visit.
