Convenient Access from Arlington
Heading south instead of north opens another option for anyone comparing a dentist in Arlington, OH. Infinity Dental is in Kenton, about 29 minutes down US 68, and our two dentists provide preventive, cosmetic and restorative care for adults and children. Hours start at 8:00 AM on Thursdays, which suits people who want dental work done before the rest of the day begins.
From the Arlington Branch Library at 232 N Main St, drive south on Main Street, which is US 68, and stay on the highway as it leaves the village. About 16 of the trip's 18 miles are on US 68, and the road passes straight through Dunkirk on the way. US 68 becomes North Detroit Street at the edge of Kenton. Turn left on West Eliza Street for one block, right on North Main Street (SR 53), then left on E Columbus St and follow it east to the office.
You will find us at 965 E Columbus St, Kenton, OH 43326, on SR 67 east of the courthouse square. The Hardin County District Library is about 0.8 mile west on the same street, which makes a handy reference once you are in town. Get directions in Google Maps on your phone before you set out. Neighbors in Dola, about eight miles away, are patients of ours too.
A Southern Option on US 68 for Arlington Families
Arlington sits in Madison Township in southern Hancock County, a village of 1,492 people spread along US 68 between Findlay and Kenton. The first log cabin went up in 1834, and Robert Hurd laid out the town ten years later, naming it after Arlington, Virginia. A post office has served the community since 1846, and the Village of Arlington is nicknamed Flag Village, USA.
Findlay lies to the north and Kenton to the south. For Arlington residents who work, farm or have family to the south, an office in Kenton can be the easier fit, on a highway they already know well.
Our team keeps the visit itself efficient. We finish needed treatment during the same appointment whenever possible, so a cleaning that turns up a small cavity does not always mean a second drive down US 68. Before any work begins, you get a clear explanation of what the dentists found and why they recommend each step.
Our schedule runs Monday to Wednesday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM and Thursday from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM. An early Thursday slot lets you finish at the dentist and still put in most of a workday afterward.
Adult Dental Concerns Worth Raising at Your Next Checkup
Plenty of busy adults see a dentist only when something hurts, and that habit lets small problems grow. Gum inflammation, a hairline crack or a worn filling can all stay quiet for months. A thorough exam with digital x-rays finds them while the fix is still simple.
Jaw soreness is another concern people often tolerate. Clenching during a stressful season, grinding at night or a bite that has shifted over time can leave the jaw joint tired and achy. Our dentists check the joint and the way your teeth meet, then talk through options that can ease the strain.
Appearance counts as well. Coffee, tea and the years all dull enamel, and chips along the front teeth are common in adults who stayed active. Professional whitening and other cosmetic treatments can freshen a smile without major work.
For a family that drives in from Arlington, a single visit can cover a lot of ground. Parents can book their own cleaning alongside a child's checkup, and our team will note any treatment both of you need so it can be scheduled together.
Services That Bring Patients Seeking a Dentist in Arlington, OH South to Kenton
General & Preventative Dentistry
Routine exams, cleanings and screenings keep minor issues from turning into larger repairs. For Arlington patients, a steady prevention plan means fewer unplanned trips.
Periodontal & Gum Treatments
Healthy gums hold your teeth in place. When tartar builds up below the gumline, deep cleaning and follow-up care help bring tender, bleeding gums back under control.
TMJ Treatment
Jaw pain, clicking or headaches that start near the ears can trace back to the jaw joint. Our dentists evaluate the joint and your bite before suggesting treatment.
Cosmetic Dentistry
Bonding, veneers and Zoom teeth whitening can brighten or reshape a smile. We review the options and costs with you first.
Family Dentistry
Kids, teens and grandparents can all be seen in the same office. Arlington parents often pair appointments so one drive covers several people.
Meet Your Kenton Dental Team
Dr. Abdul Wahed Homsi served as Chief Resident during his Advanced Education in General Dentistry residency in the United States, training across restorative dentistry, prosthodontics, oral surgery, implants and endodontics. He takes an evidence-based, gentle approach and puts patient education first. Dr. Herman Deol, who enjoys golf, focuses on restorative and cosmetic work, so our dentists cover a wide range of care.
Insurance & Financing
If your job in Arlington or Findlay comes with a dental plan, our office works with carriers such as Medical Mutual, Anthem and Delta Dental. The team handles the claim and shows you a cost breakdown before treatment. Flexible financing is available for care insurance does not cover.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Infinity Dental from Arlington, and how do I get there?
The drive is about 18 miles and usually takes around 29 minutes. Take US 68 south from Arlington through Dunkirk into Kenton, then use Eliza Street, North Main Street and E Columbus St to reach the office. Patients choosing a dentist in Arlington, OH often like that nearly the whole route stays on one highway.
Which dental insurance plans does your office work with?
We work with a long list of carriers, including Aetna, Anthem, Cigna, Delta Dental, MetLife, Medical Mutual and UnitedHealthcare. Our team files the claim for you and explains your estimated share before treatment begins. If your plan is not listed, call with the carrier name and we will tell you how we can help.
What is the $99 limited exam, and when should I book one?
It is a problem-focused visit for new patients that includes an exam, any x-rays needed and treatment recommendations. Book it when one specific issue is bothering you, such as a sore tooth, a broken filling or swelling. The dentists look closely at that concern and explain your options before any treatment is scheduled.
Can I watch a movie while I'm in the dental chair?
Yes, patients can watch a favorite movie during their visit. Many people find it makes longer appointments pass more quickly and helps them relax. Our team also checks in throughout treatment, so you can pause or ask questions at any point. Let us know when you book if you get nervous about dental work.
Can jaw pain or frequent headaches come from my teeth?
Yes, they sometimes do. Clenching, grinding or a bite that does not line up can strain the jaw joint and the muscles around it, which may cause soreness, clicking or headaches. Our dentists examine the joint and how your teeth fit together, then recommend TMJ treatment if it is likely to help.
Schedule Your Visit from Arlington
To book with a dentist in Arlington, OH residents can reach easily on US 68, call 419-848-0722. You can also see the other communities on our areas we serve list or learn more about the practice on the Dentist Kenton, OH page. We look forward to meeting you.