Endodontics Westfield
Advanced Endodontic Care to Preserve Your Natural Teeth
- Specialized training in root canal therapy and pain management
- Free second opinion on any endodontic diagnosis
- Most dental insurance accepted for restorative care
Meet Our Endodontic Providers in Westfield

Bryan Kasperowski,
DMD, FAGD
Dr. Bryan Kasperowski’s Fellowship in the Academy of General Dentistry reflects his commitment to advanced, comprehensive care. His training includes:
- Endodontic therapy for complex root canal cases
- Advanced pain management techniques
- Dental implant surgery and restoration
With decades of experience, Dr. Kasperowski combines precise clinical skills with a calm, approachable manner that helps patients feel at ease. He is dedicated to saving natural teeth whenever possible and uses the latest techniques to ensure lasting results. Many patients return to him year after year, trusting his thorough approach and commitment to excellent outcomes.

Meghan Kelley,
DMD
Dr. Meghan Kelley completed an Advanced Education in General Dentistry program in Chicopee, MA, gaining extensive training in:
- Restorative dentistry and endodontics
- Periodontal care for long-term oral health
- Minimally invasive treatment approaches
Her gentle chairside manner and clear communication style help patients feel informed and comfortable from the first visit. Dr. Kelley is passionate about preserving natural teeth and regularly participates in continuing education to refine her skills. Patients appreciate her attention to detail and the way she personalizes each treatment plan to meet their needs.
“The best dentist”
"Hands down the best dentist experience. Beginning with the quaint, charming, detailed and inviting office space. (It actually is more like a fairytale home than a dental office)…To the warm, friendly, caring, engaging staff.. to the Netflix in the rooms.. the attention to detail and positive experience is extensive and extremely thoughtful.
Thank you Kasperowski family dentistry! You guys are amazing!" — Kate M., 5-star review
Making Root Canal Care Affordable and Stress-Free
Endodontic procedures like root canal therapy are considered restorative dentistry, which means many dental insurance plans will cover part, or even all, of your treatment cost. Our team will confirm your benefits before your appointment so you know exactly what to expect.
Some insurance plans may require a referral from your general dentist. Our front desk staff can help you navigate those requirements so there are no surprises.
If you’re uninsured, our Westfield team can review flexible payment options to make your care more manageable. We believe finances should never stand in the way of saving your natural teeth and protecting your oral health.
Signs You May Need Endodontic Treatment

Recognizing the early signs of a tooth infection can help you get care before the damage becomes severe. If you notice any of these symptoms, it’s time to schedule an appointment with our Westfield dentists:
- Persistent toothache that lingers or worsens over time
- Pain when chewing or biting
- Sensitivity to hot or cold that doesn’t fade quickly
- Swelling in the gums or face near the affected tooth
- A pimple-like bump on the gums
- Bad taste in the mouth that doesn’t go away
Even mild discomfort can be a warning sign. Paying attention to changes can catch the problem early and make treatment easier, faster, and more affordable.
Common Causes of Root Canal Infections
Understanding how root canal infections develop can help you prevent future problems. Our Westfield practice can identify these issues early and provide prompt care to protect your smile.
Untreated Cavities
Cavities that reach the tooth’s inner pulp allow bacteria to cause infection. Routine checkups and cleanings are the best way to catch decay before it progresses.
Loose Fillings
Gaps around an old filling create an entry point for bacteria. We’ll check your restorations during exams and replace them if they’re failing.
Cracks in the Tooth
Even hairline fractures can give bacteria access to the pulp. A custom crown can help seal and protect the tooth from further damage.
Dental Trauma
Accidents and injuries can compromise a tooth’s internal structure. Prompt treatment can prevent infection and preserve your natural tooth.
“Thank you Dr. Bryan!”
“Dr. Bryan Kasperowski is one of the best dentists in the area. He is very knowledgeable and professional. He takes time to listen, and treats only what needs to be treated after a thorough examination and evaluation. We highly recommend this dentist and his practice.
We also have a good experience with our dental hygienist that performs cleanings and the front desk staff. They treat their patients with respect and compassion and are always happy to answer any questions. Thank you Dr. Bryan! God bless you, your family and your practice.” — Karine, 5-star review
Our Gentle Root Canal Process
We understand that root canal treatment can sound intimidating, but modern techniques make the procedure more comfortable and efficient than ever. Our dentists in Westfield take every step to protect your comfort and ensure long-term results.
What If the Tooth Can’t Be Saved?
In some cases, a tooth is too damaged or infected to be restored with endodontic treatment. In these situations, an extraction may be the best way to protect your overall oral health.
After removal, replacing the missing tooth is important for preserving your bite, preventing neighboring teeth from shifting, and avoiding bone loss in the jaw. The most effective solution is a dental implant, which can look, feel, and function like a natural tooth.
Our team in Westfield has extensive experience planning and placing restorations for dental implants, helping patients enhance their smiles with long-lasting results.
Frequently Asked Questions
What if my tooth stops hurting before I see a dentist?
Pain relief doesn’t always mean the problem is gone. In fact, it may mean the tooth’s nerve has died. The infection can still spread to your gums, jaw, or other teeth without proper treatment. Even if the discomfort fades, bacteria may still be active. It’s important to schedule an exam promptly so we can stop the infection before it causes further damage or requires more complex care.
How long does a root canal appointment usually take?
Most root canal treatments can be completed in a single visit lasting one to two hours. More complex cases, such as multi-rooted teeth or severe infections, may require a second appointment. We’ll let you know exactly what to expect before we begin, so you feel confident moving forward. Our team focuses on efficient, precise care, minimizing your time in the chair while ensuring lasting results.
Will I need a crown after my root canal?
In most cases, yes, especially for back teeth that take the brunt of chewing forces. A crown protects the treated tooth from fracture and restores its natural shape and strength. We’ll design your crown to blend seamlessly with your surrounding teeth. If a crown isn’t necessary, we’ll discuss other restoration options to ensure your tooth remains functional and protected for the long term.
“Highly recommend” High Praise for Dr. Kelly
'Meghan Kelly is the best dentist I have ever had! She has a way of making you feel relaxed and comfortable while in the chair, and I hardly ever feel a thing. I highly recommend Kasperowski Family Dentistry, especially for anyone who is nervous about dental work." — Jake, 5-star review




