Spokane Endodontics

Spokane Endodontics is a highly specialized dental clinic located at 620 N Argonne Rd a, Spokane Valley, WA 99212. The practice is led by Dr. Blake McKinley, Jr., D.D.S., an experienced endodontist dedicated to providing exceptional patient care. Dr. McKinley, Jr. earned his dental degree from Creighton University in 1995 and completed his endodontic residency at Boston University under the guidance of Dr. Herbert Schilder. In 1997, he returned to Spokane and purchased his father's practice, continuing a legacy of endodontic excellence established by his family. He and his father practiced together for five years, ensuring a smooth transition and continuity of care built upon the same philosophy and principles. Spokane Endodontics offers a full spectrum of endodontic services, primarily focused on diagnosing and treating conditions affecting the dental pulp and periradicular tissues. Their core services include root canal therapy, endodontic retreatment for teeth that have failed to heal or where pain persists, and endodontic microsurgery. The clinic prides itself on its commitment to saving natural teeth whenever possible, offering an alternative to extraction or dental implants. The clinic's approach emphasizes a patient-centric experience. They strive to create a relaxed and comfortable environment, understanding that many patients may experience dental anxiety. They offer local anesthesia for procedures and can provide care under general anesthesia for more complex cases or highly anxious patients. Spokane Endodontics utilizes state-of-the-art equipment and advanced technology to ensure precise and efficient treatment outcomes. Collaboration with referring dentists is a cornerstone of their practice, ensuring seamless continuity of care for patients. Dr. McKinley, Jr. and his experienced team are dedicated to open communication, explaining treatment plans thoroughly, and addressing any patient concerns. Beyond clinical practice, Dr. McKinley, Jr. is involved in the general aviation and special needs communities, and advocates for quality patient care within the dental community. He also initiated the Northwest Endodontic Study Club for ongoing professional development.