Storrs Endodontics and Periodontics

Specialized dental care often splits into two distinct paths—endodontics for root canals and inner-tooth treatment, and periodontics for gum disease and implants—but finding a practice handling both under one roof is less common. Storrs Endodontics and Periodontics fills that gap in the quiet stretch of Storrs Road, just off the main drag near UConn’s campus. The suite C office doesn’t advertise flashy signage; it’s the kind of place locals bookmark after a referral for procedures like apical surgeries, bone grafting, or the less dramatic (but no less precise) scaling and root planing. Reviews confirm what the specialty suggests: 16 ratings on Google, each marking a full 5.0—no outliers, no caveats.

Most referrals here start with a question about saving a tooth—whether it’s a cracked molar needing a root canal retreatment or receding gums requiring a soft-tissue graft. The phone line, (860) 791-4400, connects directly to scheduling, bypassing the usual hold music and transferred calls. For first-time visitors, the map pin drops you at 1022 Storrs Rd, where the parking lot’s layout makes sense once you see it. Around here, people don’t rave about dental offices—but they do mention when one handles the complicated stuff without the expected hassle.