Brandon Griffi, D.D.S., M.B.A.

Endodontics bridges the gap between saving a tooth and losing it. When routine dental care isn’t enough, a specialist steps in to address the complex—root canals, traumatic injuries, or stubborn infections that refuse to clear. Brandon Griffi, D.D.S., M.B.A. practices this precise kind of dentistry, focusing on the intricate work that keeps natural teeth viable for years longer.

Just off College Avenue in Fort Collins, the office sits at 1903 Wilmington Dr #101, a quiet corner near the intersection’s steady hum. This stretch of the city mixes professional suites with the occasional café, making it easy to pair an appointment with a coffee run or a stroll through nearby Lee Martinez Park. The location’s accessibility—without the congestion of downtown—suits those who’d rather avoid the busier corridors but still want expert care.

Root canal therapy often dominates the conversation around endodontists, yet the scope extends further: diagnosing tooth pain with elusive causes, retreating prior procedures that didn’t fully resolve, or managing dental trauma from accidents. Some cases demand microscopic precision; others require a steady hand to navigate curved canals or unusual anatomy. The dual D.D.S. and M.B.A. credentials hint at a blend of clinical skill and an understanding of how practice operations affect patient experience—though the focus remains on the technical work itself.

Questions about treatment options or scheduling are a phone call away at (970) 568-5255. For first-time visitors, the map clarifies the suite’s exact placement within the building, since shared addresses can sometimes confuse GPS. No frills, no upsell—just the specifics needed to move forward.