Convenient Access from Marseilles
Marseilles sits on SR 67, and so does Infinity Dental: follow that road west for about 22 minutes and it turns into E Columbus St, the street our Kenton office is on. That makes the trip unusually simple for anyone who needs a dentist in Marseilles, OH, including older patients who would rather avoid unfamiliar town streets. Our dentists focus on keeping teeth healthy and replacing the ones that are lost.
Leave the village center on Main Street, which is SR 67, and drive west-southwest through flat farm country. Along the way you cross from Wyandot County into Hardin County, and SR 67 becomes E Columbus St as it enters Kenton. Stay on it to 965 E Columbus St, Kenton, OH 43326, about 12 miles from Marseilles in all. If you like to double-check, our Google Maps page shows the same single road from start to finish.
La Rue and Patterson are each roughly nine miles from Marseilles, and their residents visit our office too. The village itself falls within the Upper Sandusky school district, and Upper Sandusky is the county seat.
A Dental Home for Marseilles and the Killdeer Plains Country
Marseilles takes its name from Marseille, France, and is home to about 93 people, which makes it one of the smaller communities we serve. The village sits at the western edge of the Killdeer Plains Wildlife Area, a state wildlife area of more than 9,000 acres with grasslands, wetlands, a 360-acre reservoir and more than 100 ponds. It is known for its prairie grasslands, waterfowl and grassland wildlife.
Around the village, the land is mostly grain farmland, and life follows the seasons. Our office tries to respect that rhythm by finishing as much as possible in each visit, offering same-day treatment whenever possible. If you are coming in for a cleaning and the exam shows a small cavity, the team will often take care of it before you leave.
County news, offices and services for the area are posted on the Wyandot County website. For dental visits, the drive into Kenton stays on SR 67 the whole way, with no highway changes to think about.
Visits themselves are unhurried. Our dentists explain the what and the why of each recommendation, show you your own teeth on a chairside monitor through the intra-oral camera, and leave room for questions. For patients weighing a larger decision such as implants, that time to think matters.
The office is open from 9:00 AM until 5:00 PM Monday through Wednesday, with an earlier 8:00 AM start on Thursday. Morning appointments leave the rest of the day free for chores at home.
Tooth Loss, Dentures and Implants: What Marseilles Adults Should Know
Missing teeth affect more than appearance. They change how you chew and speak, and the teeth beside a gap can slowly tip into the empty space, which throws off your bite. The jawbone under a missing tooth can also shrink over time, because it no longer has a root to support.
There are several ways to replace teeth, and the right choice depends on your health, your budget and how many teeth are missing. Removable dentures and partials are custom-made from impressions and can replace a full arch or just a few teeth. Implants anchor replacement teeth in the jawbone, so they do not slip while you eat or talk.
Many patients combine the two. A few implants can hold a denture firmly in place, which reduces the need for adhesives and the rubbing that some denture wearers experience. Our dentists use CBCT 3D imaging to check bone support before recommending implants, so you know whether you are a candidate before committing.
New dentures take some getting used to, and a short adjustment period is normal. Partials work a little differently: they clip onto your remaining natural teeth with clasps and can be removed for cleaning. Either way, our dentists check the fit at follow-up visits and make sure chewing and speaking feel right.
Older adults should also keep up with oral cancer screenings. The check is quick and looks for patches, sores or lumps that may need a closer look. Tobacco use raises the risk, so let our dentists know if you smoke or chew.
Treatments for Anyone Seeking a Dentist in Marseilles, OH
Dental Implants
Implants replace one tooth, several teeth or a full arch with a stable, natural-feeling result. Qualifying patients can start with a complimentary consultation and 3D scan, worth up to $500.
General & Preventative Dentistry
Regular exams and cleanings protect the natural teeth you still have. For Marseilles patients, staying on schedule also means fewer unplanned drives into Kenton.
Restorative Dentistry
Crowns, bridges and fillings rebuild teeth that have worn down or broken over the years. Our dentists plan restorations around your whole bite, not just a single tooth.
Tooth Extractions
When a tooth is beyond repair, removing it gently protects the rest of your mouth. The team talks through replacement options first, so the gap is part of a plan.
Periodontal & Gum Treatments
Healthy gums and bone support every natural tooth and every implant. Deep cleanings and close monitoring help control gum disease before it costs you teeth.
Meet Your Kenton Dental Team
Our dentists keep up with continuing education in implants, dentures and root canals. Dr. Herman Deol, DDS, counts dental implants, crowns and bridges among his main clinical interests. Dr. Abdul Wahed Homsi, BDS, gained hands-on experience in prosthodontics and implant dentistry as Chief Resident of a US general dentistry residency.
Insurance & Financing
Humana, Mutual of Omaha and Medico appear on the office's list of insurance companies, and our team files the claims for you. You get a detailed cost breakdown before treatment, and flexible financing can make implants or dentures easier to fit into a budget.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Infinity Dental from Marseilles, and how do I get there?
Plan on about 22 minutes for the 12-mile drive from Marseilles to our office. SR 67 runs west from the village and becomes E Columbus St in Kenton, so you stay on one road the entire way. That makes it an easy choice for older patients and anyone else wanting a dentist in Marseilles, OH without a complicated route.
Are dental implants an option if I already wear dentures?
Often, yes. Implants can anchor a denture so it stays put while you eat and talk, instead of resting only on the gums. Our dentists check bone support with a 3D scan before recommending anything, and qualifying patients can start with a complimentary implant consultation and scan, valued at up to $500.
Do I still need dental checkups if I have no natural teeth left?
Yes, regular checkups still matter after all your teeth are gone. Our dentists examine your gums and the ridges that support your denture, look for sore spots and check the fit as your mouth changes over time. The visit also includes a screening for oral cancer, which can develop with or without natural teeth.
Do you work with Humana or Mutual of Omaha?
Yes, both Humana and Mutual of Omaha are on the list of insurance companies our office works with, along with Medico. Our team handles the claim and gives you a cost breakdown before treatment begins. If your plan leaves a balance on larger work such as implants or dentures, flexible financing options can help spread it out.
How should I care for my dentures overnight?
Take them out at night to give your gums a rest, and store them in water or a denture-soaking solution so they do not dry out and lose their shape. Brush them daily to remove food and plaque. If a denture starts to feel loose or causes sore spots, our dentists can check the fit.
Schedule Your Visit from Marseilles
Getting started is a single call to 419-848-0722. Seniors, farm families and anyone else looking for a dentist in Marseilles, OH will find us at the far end of the same road you live on. Browse the other towns on our areas we serve page, or read more about the practice on the Dentist Kenton, OH page.