Dinosaur Dental

Dental work doesn’t have to feel prehistoric. Dinosaur Dental handles general and specialty care in Endicott, a village where the Susquehanna River once powered IBM’s early factories. The clinic covers the basics—cleanings, fillings, extractions—alongside more involved procedures like root canals and crowns. No frills, just the standard suite of services you’d expect from a neighborhood practice.

The office sits at 1700 Monroe St, a stretch lined with mid-century storefronts and the occasional diner still serving pie by the slice. Endicott’s downtown has seen its share of changes, but dental needs remain constant. Whether it’s a chipped tooth from a wayward bagel or a long-overdue checkup, the clinic’s location puts it within easy reach of Union’s southern tier.

Questions about coverage or availability are best directed to the front desk at (607) 953-4445. For first-time visitors, the map shows the entrance just past the old Carnegie library branch. Some things, like cavities, never go extinct.