Dr. Teresa Addiego, DMD

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Get to know Dr. Teresa Addiego, esteemed Doctor of Medicine in Dentistry who creates and maintains healthy smiles.

Dr. Addiego provides accessible and affordable dental care for patients of all ages. She has over three decades of experience and for  nearly 25 years, Dr. Addiego served patients in Marlton, New Jersey at State of the Art Smiles, a center for excellence, and winning South Jersey Magazine’s ‘Best Dentist Award year after year. She now treats her patients in her home town of Glen Mills, Pennsylvania.  

Dr. Addiego is a highly sought after general and cosmetic dentist for both preventative and aesthetic needs. She treats patients with serious dental issues as well as those in need of regular checkups and routine procedures. She is highly regarded for her outstanding cosmetic work and performs dental procedures to correct discolored, chipped, uneven or missing teeth.

She now practices at Brandywine Dental Services Group, where the latest technology, including laser dentistry, digital impression scanning, digital x-rays, and state-of-the-art cosmetic solutions are used. Patients of Brandywine can readily reach a dentist when a dental emergency occurs. They also specialize in pediatric dentistry and work hard to establish long term relationships and instill good oral hygiene in their smallest of patients.  

Dr. Addiego graduated with a DMD, from the Kornberg School of Dentistry at Temple University in Philadelphia, PA. The Kornberg School of Dentistry promotes health and wellness through the comprehensive education of specialty dentists providing compassionate, comprehensive, patient-centered, evidence-based and outcome-driven oral health care.

Dr. Addiego is specially trained in administering Invisalign to patients. Invisalign is used for patients who want to straighten their teeth without the metal wires and rubber bands of traditional braces. This is particularly common with adults. Invisalign is used for a variety of dental problems, from mild cases of crooked teeth to more serious problems involving malocclusion, overbite and underbite.

The recipient of multiple awards and accolades, Dr. Addiego was honored to receive  Top Doctor Awards every year since 2003. She is a member of several professional organizations including the American Dental Association (ADA) and the Pennsylvania Dental Association.

Married for more than 25 years, she has three children and three fur babies. Her husband is a teacher and administrator in Montessori schools in Delaware and Pennsylvania. She loves to snow ski, boat, fish, and workout. She also enjoys music, playing the piano and reading.

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