Convenient Access from Bexley
If you live in Bexley but work, shop or study on the north side of Columbus, Infinity Dental may already sit close to your routine. The drive from Bexley City Hall takes about 21 minutes, so we are honest that this is not a neighborhood office. For residents who want a dentist in Bexley, OH patients can reach on a crosstown commute, our 7:00 AM appointments Monday through Thursday make the trip easier to fit in.
From City Hall at 2242 East Main Street, head west on Main Street, the old National Road, then use Alum Creek Drive briefly to reach I-70. Take I-70 west along the south edge of downtown, and follow SR 315 north past the Ohio State campus. Exit near Henderson Road, head west on West Henderson Road, turn left on Kenny Road and right on Old Henderson Road.
The 13.2-mile trip is freeway most of the way and has no tolls. Our office is at 1234 Old Henderson Rd # A, Columbus, OH 43220, in the Olde Henderson Square plaza, and the Google Maps listing for Infinity Dental - Columbus shows the final turns. Patients from Downtown Columbus and German Village also take SR 315 north to reach us.
An East Side City with a Settled, Established Feel
Bexley covers just 2.44 square miles, entirely surrounded by Columbus, set along Alum Creek with Main Street running straight through the middle. It began as a village in 1908, formed from the Bullitt Park and Pleasant Ridge areas, and became a city on January 1, 1932. Col. Lincoln Kilbourne suggested the name, borrowed from Bexley in London, England.
The streets have a stately character. The Ohio Governor's Residence on North Parkview, built between 1923 and 1925, has been the governor's official home since 1957 and is listed on the National Register. Jeffrey Mansion appears among the parks and facilities on the City of Bexley website and hosts the Jeffrey Woods Festival, while Capital University, established in 1830, gives the community a college presence.
That mix of long-settled homeowners and students shapes the care people ask for. Older residents tend to focus on keeping their natural teeth, replacing aging dental work and filling gaps, while students look for affordable checkups and a brighter smile.
Choosing an office across town is easier when it has history behind it. Our building on Old Henderson Rd is where George P. Wick, DDS practiced, and Infinity Dental continues the welcoming care patients have trusted there since 1983. The approach is the same today: explain each step, check in during treatment and give you time to decide.
About 14,000 people lived in Bexley at the 2020 census, and Bexley City Schools serve the community. It is a compact Franklin County city, and we aim to earn each recommendation one visit at a time.
Keeping Long-Term Dental Work in Good Shape
Many adults reach their fifties and sixties with a mouth full of history: fillings from childhood, a crown or two and perhaps a missing molar. Each of those pieces ages differently, and the goal is to keep the whole system working together. A careful exam with x-rays shows which restorations are holding up and which ones are starting to leak.
When a tooth is lost, an implant is often the closest thing to a natural replacement. Dr. Woody has advanced training in implant dentistry, including complex cases, and CBCT 3D imaging helps him plan each implant around the available bone. Qualifying patients can begin with a complimentary implant consultation and 3D scan worth up to $500.
Appearance still matters at every age. Discolored or chipped front teeth can be improved with dental bonding for small fixes, or with veneers for a more complete change. A smile design preview lets you see the planned look before any work starts.
Root canal therapy belongs in the same conversation. A tooth with a deep infection can often be saved instead of pulled, and Dr. Woody has advanced training in endodontic therapy. Keeping a natural root in place also protects the bone around it, which matters if you ever need more work nearby.
Sensitivity is another common complaint as gums recede with age and expose softer root surfaces. It is worth mentioning at your next visit, because the cause can range from simple wear to a cracked filling or early gum disease.
Where a Dentist in Bexley, OH Residents Trust Can Help
Cosmetic Dentistry
Bonding, veneers, whitening and contouring refresh a smile that has darkened or chipped over the years. Each plan starts with what you want to change.
Dental Implants
Implants replace single teeth or support larger restorations. A 3D scan maps the bone so the plan fits your jaw.
Periodontal & Gum Treatments
Healthy gums hold teeth and implants in place. Deep cleanings and ongoing care slow the bone loss that gum disease causes.
Restorative Dentistry
Crowns, bridges, fillings and dentures rebuild teeth that have worn down. Dr. Woody's prosthodontic skills help when several teeth need attention at once.
General & Preventative Dentistry
Regular cleanings and exams keep long-term dental work under watch. Students and longtime homeowners alike benefit from a steady routine.
Meet Your Columbus Dental Team
Bexley patients are cared for by Dr. Muhammad Dawood Parekh, DDS, called Dr. Woody by most of the people he treats. His skills include prosthodontics and implant dentistry, with advanced training in dental implants for complex cases. That depth lets him plan larger restorative work from start to finish.
Insurance & Financing
When your insurance company is not Delta Dental Premier, our team still files the claim for you. A flexible payment plan, arranged with our financial coordinator, can spread out the cost of implants or larger restorative work. Cash, checks and major credit cards are accepted as well.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Infinity Dental from Bexley, and how do I get there?
Infinity Dental is 13.2 miles from Bexley City Hall, about a 21-minute drive. Follow East Main Street and Alum Creek Drive to I-70 west, then take SR 315 north to West Henderson Road and Kenny Road. Anyone who wants a dentist in Bexley, OH residents can reach on a north-side commute will find the freeway route direct.
Will you file my claim if my insurance isn't Delta Dental?
Yes. The office is a preferred provider with Delta Dental Premier, and our team also files claims with other insurance companies on your behalf. Most plans are accepted, but the practice does not participate in HMOs. A quick call before your first visit lets the front desk confirm how your plan works with us.
How many appointments does a dental implant take?
Most implants take several visits spread over a few months. The first step is a consultation and 3D scan, then the implant post is placed, and the bone is given time to heal around it before the final crown goes on. Dr. Woody will map out the timeline for your case before treatment begins.
Can veneers fix stained or uneven front teeth?
Usually, yes. Veneers are thin shells bonded to the front of the teeth, and they can cover deep stains, small chips, gaps and slightly uneven edges. Whitening or bonding may be enough for milder problems. A smile design preview helps you see the planned shape and shade before anything is changed.
Why are my teeth getting more sensitive as I get older?
Receding gums are a common cause. As gums pull back, they expose root surfaces that lack protective enamel and react to cold, heat and sweets. Worn enamel, grinding, cracked fillings and early decay can also play a part. An exam pinpoints the cause so treatment, from bonding to gum care, targets the real problem.
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