Kenneth C. Fordham, Jr., DMD

Dentist since 1981
Founder of Chester Springs Family Dentistry

Dr. Kenneth Fordham, Jr. founded Chester Springs Family Dentistry with a vision his dentist father instilled in him before attending the University of Pennsylvania, School of Dental Medicine. This vision is to practice world class dentistry which combines patient comfort along with technical superiority. He is committed and dedicated to treat each patient, along with each staff member, with respect, integrity and compassion. In the early 1980’s, Dr. Fordham was one of the first dentists to rid his patients and practice of MERCURY – doing only “white” fillings. This decision and many others are directly made for the patient’s best care, not decided by insurance company coverages.

Dr. Fordham and his wife, Suzanne have been married for over 25 years and have three beautiful children, K.C., Zac and Ali. In addition to raising his own three children, he has been a Big Brother for over 28 years – Byron, now married with two kids of his own and his new friendship with C.J., a little boy from Honey Brook.

Jennifer L. Bush, D.M.D.

Dentist since 2000
Member of the CSFD team since 2002

Dr. Bush brings enthusiasm coupled with a gentle touch to Chester Springs Family Dentistry. She enjoys all aspects of comprehensive care, although her true passions are pediatric dentistry and orthodontics. Dr. Bush loves children, but would love to see any “kids at heart” as well. She practices with the superior clinical expertise that you have come to expect from CSFD.

A native of western Pennsylvania, Dr. Bush received her Doctorate of Medical Dentistry from Temple University School of Dentistry.  Upon graduation, she moved to Colorado where she perfected her pediatric and emergency skills.  Dr. Bush visited with many practices upon arriving back in the Philadelphia area, but chose CSFD because of the practice’s excellent reputation within the community and firm commitment to continued advances in technology and education.

Dr. Bush chose a career as a general dentist because she loved the idea of treating and getting to know different generations of patients within the same family while making a difference within her community. She routinely volunteers at local dental clinics and schools and has traveled on international dental missions.

Dr. Bush and her husband Andy, a registered architect, reside in Honey Brook Township with their son, Kyler, their daughter, Alyssa and their beloved pets Zuni, Disco and Sherbert. Dr. Bush is very passionate about the outdoors and the environment and spends her free time hiking, traveling and climbing with her family and friends.

Gerald Doyle, D.M.D

Dentist since 1974
Member of the CSFD team since 1987

A graduate of Temple University School of Dentistry, Dr. Doyle brings his endodontic and implant experience to the practice. He is one of less than 5% of dentists in the country using a chairside dental microscope for routine root canal and surgical procedures.  This technology, along with the most modern digital imaging system, allows us to complete complex treatment plans in-house, so that you, the patient do not have to travel to another office for comprehensive dental care.

Dr. Doyle also has an advanced degree in Biochemistry from Thomas Jefferson University.  He is a consultant to the biotech industry and has served as Senior Director of Clinical Research at a local diagnostics company that develops cell based assays used in the care and management of patients with metastatic cancer.  Dr. Doyle has collaborated with many of the major cancer centers in the US and Europe.  He has published extensively in the areas of basic medical research and oncology and his work has appeared in the New England Journal of Medicine, Cancer Research and other major peer reviewed journals.

Dr. Doyle and his wife, Irene resides in Radnor.

Matthew Rudolph, D.M.D., M.S.

Dentist since 1996
Member of the CSFD team since 2007

Dr. Rudolph is a graduate of Tulane University in New Orleans.  He then continued his education at the University of Pennsylvania, where he received his doctorate of medical dentistry in 1996. Dr. Rudolph served our country in the United States Navy as a general dentist and division officer on land and at sea.  He served on the USS Kennedy and USS Frank Cable in Guam, where he received the Naval Commendation Medal.  Following his tour at sea, Dr. Rudolph worked as a general dentist and division officer at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, MD.

Dr. Rudolph then went on to the University of Florida where he began his residency in Periodontics.  After graduating from the program, Dr. Rudolph practiced as a periodontist and was head of the department at a Naval Activity base in Tennessee.  He is a diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology and is currently practicing here in Chester Springs and in Philadelphia.