Dr. Nicholas Schulte

I recently had a root canal performed by Dr. Schulte and I couldn’t be more pleased with the experience. From the moment I walked in, Dr. Schulte and his team made sure I felt completely at ease. I was naturally nervous about the procedure, but Dr. Schulte explained everything thoroughly, answered all my questions, and was incredibly reassuring. The procedure itself went smoothly, and I was impressed with Dr. Schulte’s skill and precision. I didn’t feel a thing, and the recovery process has been much easier than I anticipated. It’s clear that Dr. Schulte truly cares about his patients and takes pride in providing top-notch care. If you’re looking for an endodontist who is not only an expert in their field but also compassionate and attentive, I highly recommend Dr. Schulte. I’m so thankful for the excellent care I received!

Dr. Schulte and his entire staff were so kind and made me feel comfortable from my initial consult through my root canal procedure. Everyone there is incredibly warm and welcoming, and Dr. Schulte’s expertise is unmatched — he is the best endodontist and I feel grateful to have had him do my root canal. It was so comfortable and painless that I almost fell asleep! Thank you, Dr. Schulte!!!

Dr. Schulte did a root canal operation on one of my pre-molars. I felt somewhat embarrassed that I could not pinpoint the exact tooth that caused the pain I had been having for weeks. The pain was gone the next day and I can drink hot fluids again.

Dr. Schulte has been a huge help to me on three different occasions – two of them emergencies – and I was grateful for his kindness and care each time. The first time he came to my rescue, I wasn’t his patient – he had never even met me. It was a Friday afternoon and I had an infected tooth causing me incredible pain. By the time I saw my dentist and got referred to an endodontist, he had already gone home for the weekend. But he picked up on my desperation and called in an antibiotic prescription for me. I’ve never known a medical professional to take time out of his Friday evening to help someone who wasn’t already a patient. But Dr. Schulte did, and he saved me from a weekend of anguish. In fact, the prescription took care of the problem, and I never had to go into the office. Sadly, that wasn’t the last time I got an infected tooth. Several months after he gave me that prescription, I met Dr. Schulte for the first time when he squeezed me into his schedule to take care of an abscess that had developed in my jaw. He was relaxed and pleasant, his work was careful and personable, and he showed great consideration for me as a person. He and his assistant both made an incredibly unpleasant situation as pleasant as it could have been. I saw him one more time for a root canal. It wasn’t my first one, so I have an endodontist in a different state to compare to. And I couldn’t have asked for better care. I can’t recommend Dr. Schulte highly enough.

I can assure you this is the WORST Endodontic office you could possibly consider. If you choose to go here, you do so at your own physical and financial peril. Below is my wife's story, I feel absolutely awful that I haven't shared this sooner because we just found out that a dear friend went here for a root canal that also ended up getting infected, and they used one of the other Doctors in the practice. Clearly, the entire office is incompetent. Boulder area folks - do yourself a favor and avoid this office at all costs. Head 15 minutes right up diagonal highway and go to Endodontic Specialists of Northern Colorado instead. Dr. Milroy has been an absolute Godsend in helping my wife out of the horror that Dr. Schulte inflicted. I'll share the kicker to the whole story after you read my wife's experience, but just know that our experience landed my wife in the Hospital with out of pocket medical bills of almost 7 thousand dollars. Enjoy: "The negligence I experienced from Dr Schulte and his practice was every person’s nightmare of a horrendous dental experience. I would NEVER use this doctor or practice again and feel it is my duty to warn others as well. While Dr Schulte is a nice man his root canal and after care landed me in the hospital for four days culminating in an invasive surgery on my jaw, mouth and neck. What began as a routine root canal ended up in over three months of procedures and appointments. During my appointment he used a novocaine technique that was extremely invasive and that my current endo says she uses only as a last resort and ALWAYS follows up with an antibiotic. I had bleeding that would not stop and the procedure that normally takes 30-45 minutes took over two hours. The instant my novocaine wore off I knew something was wrong. I called his office the next morning asking about infection. Many times he insisted I did not have one. I was given steroids which not only aggravated the pain but caused me several sleepless nights. My pain was off the charts. I went back in and he did another xray. Checking both that tooth and the other near it. He once again said that he felt there was no infection and sent me home with pain meds. When the pain meds did not touch the pain I called again. He told me I had to get through the weekend and that it was likely that I was just super sensitive. I asked again about infection and he said no. Woke up next day to swelling. And then the next day my face was three times normal size and I had 104.7’ fever. We called the on call doctor who put me on antibiotics. Never once did Schulte call himself. We had to call the office several times on Monday and call the on call Dr again (who is in a different practice) to even get a call back. He then recommended I stay on this though I was no better. Next day we called again to get him to change the meds. When my throat began to feel swollen we went to the ER. A CT scan showed three abscesses and my fever was still 103. I was transported to a hospital an hour away by ambulance where I received countless rounds of IV antibiotics for a septic like infection and a surgery and drains placed in my neck to drain the infection. I am still undergoing care for the damage done to my mouth and jaw. To say it was a nightmare is an understatement. We amicably asked for his help in paying the outrageous hospital bills and have been given the run around much like his after care! While I am aware that infection is a risk it is not the fact that I got one that is my issue. It is the fact that he neglected to listen to me when I told him something was clearly wrong. I had three abscesses by the time I got to the hospital in my jaw, neck and mouth. He was completely negligent yet insists I received the standard of care he would give his family. Wow. He must not like his family!! Clearly I would NOT recommend this practice!" Here's the nail in the coffin to this horror tale - only in our after care post surgery X-rays did we come to find out that HE DID THE ROOT CANAL ON THE WRONG TOOTH! You've been warned