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In an age when it seems like everything is disposable, isn’t it great to know that some things can still last a lifetime?

Among the most frequent questions our endodontist at Chester Endodontics is asked by our patients are: Why does my tooth hurt, and can you make it stop?

When patients are referred to our orthodontist at Chester Endodontics, it’s natural for them to ask a variety of questions, especially if it’s their first time visiting our office.

Your mouth is a group of interconnected elements, formed by the interaction of a community of organisms with their environment. It’s an ecosystem that functions 24/7.

Your mouth is a group of interconnected elements, formed by the interaction of a community of organisms with their environment. It’s an ecosystem that functions 24/7.

Many people don’t give their teeth a second thought other than their daily habits of flossing and brushing.

Modern technology has made many things replaceable. Why hold onto something that’s been around for years when there’s a bright, shiny replacement version available, right?

The term “root canal” has become part of the vernacular as a measure of pain you’d rather avoid, and a shopworn cliche used by comedians out for a quick laugh.

The tooth-saving, pain-reducing root canal treatments we provide at the endodontist office of Chester Endodontics take less time and involve far less discomfort than in the past.

Oral cancer occurring in the mouth, gums, throat, and on the tongue affects tens of thousands of people each year.

The benefits of hydration have become more apparent in recent years, and more and more people are reaching for a wide variety of bottled water-based products to quench their thirst.

One question the endodontist at Chester Endodontics is frequently asked by patients is, how long can a tooth last after having a root canal procedure performed?