Robert Stayner Richards

Endodontics handles what general dentistry can’t—root canals sit at the top of the list, but the field also includes retreatments, apicoectomies, and trauma care for teeth. Procedures run from straightforward to complex, depending on what the x-rays reveal and which tooth needs attention. Infection control stays front and center, especially when the pulp chamber is already compromised. Patients usually arrive after their dentist flags lingering pain or swelling that won’t quit. Salt Lake City keeps Robert Stayner Richards tucked inside the 1060 E 100 S Ste. 301 clinic, a straightforward building near the medical corridor. The address is the same one most GPS units need once the downtown curves start blending together. Any surgical step—root-end resection or intentional replantation—gets planned with imaging already in hand. Call (801) 322-4501 to line up imaging if your dentist hasn’t supplied it; they’ll tell you what to bring when you dial. Once the map settles on a route, follow the quiet stretches south of the university toward the single-story plaza. The directions drop you right outside the vestibule, no detours needed. Walk in with your referral slip or imaging disk and let the front take it from there.