Colas Craig S DDS

Dental care sits alongside routine cleanings and fillings in Binghamton’s modest commercial stretch on Mitchell Avenue. At the corner of quiet side streets, Colas Craig S DDS occupies a one-story storefront between a barber’s chair and a dry cleaner’s folding racks—a slice of practical city geometry where health services cluster. Inside these walls, the usual tools meet a steady rhythm: x-rays, crowns, and night guards appear on appointment charts alongside children’s checkups and gum treatments.

Find them where the numbers land evenly: 10-42 Mitchell Ave, Binghamton, NY 13903. Pass the red-brick facades and the flashing “Open” sign of the pawnshop kitty-corner; the dental office hides nothing flashy—just another doorway among the utilitarian storefronts. Patients from Endicott and Johnson City arrive via Route 17, then brake under the awning that lists no promotions, only a small brass plate with the practice’s name.

One wall houses the reception desk; the opposite wall holds sterilization equipment. Beyond, an exam area waits; the quiet whir of drills is the loudest soundtrack in a building calibrated for efficiency. When questions arise about next steps or insurance codes, the front desk staff field calls alongside walk-ins—though the number is reserved for scheduling, not explanations. Local families call (607) 762-2005 to book their six-month visits and ask about sealants or fluoride for the kids.

Need to plot the trip? Save the map for the straightest route in from North Binghamton; the directions plot avoids hospital traffic. The office stays in its lane—clean, focused, and easy to miss if you blink.