Convenient Access from Rushsylvania
A cracked molar or a throbbing tooth rarely waits for a convenient week, and that is when having a dentist in Rushsylvania, OH households can count on really matters. Infinity Dental in Kenton is about 28 minutes north by county road and US 68. Our dentists provide urgent visits, repairs, cleanings and family checkups in one office.
Begin at the Rushsylvania Branch Library on North Sandusky Street (SR 274) and turn onto Miami Road heading north. Miami Road becomes County Road 5 and runs about 4 miles through open farmland before a short half-mile stretch on Township Road 119. From there, turn right onto US 68 and drive north for roughly 9.3 miles into Kenton.
In town, turn right onto Columbus St (SR 67) and follow it east to our office at 965 E Columbus St, Kenton, OH 43326; the Mary Lou Johnson Hardin County District Library on the same street is a handy marker about 0.8 miles before us. Altogether the drive is about 14.9 miles, close to half an hour, with no tolls. Open Infinity Dental - Kenton on Google Maps for live directions, and see our pages for Belle Center and Ridgeway if you have family there.
Why Rushsylvania Looks North for Dental Care
Rushsylvania sits in central Rushcreek Township, Logan County, at about 1,253 feet above sea level. It was first platted in 1834 under the name Claggstown, and 491 people called it home in the 2020 census. State Route 274 forms the main street, where the branch library stands.
The village keeps its history in small, visible ways. At Rush Street and Stewart Street, a marker holds the Rushsylvania School Bell, which rang from 1870 to 1935 for the first two schools. The Rushsylvania Branch Library is one of five Logan County Libraries branches, alongside the central library in Bellefontaine.
Bellefontaine, the county seat, lies to the southwest, and Kenton lies to the north. Kenton is a straightforward choice when the trip can be combined with other errands in the county seat. Once you arrive, our team tries to make that drive worthwhile by finishing as much as it safely can in a single appointment.
When Accidents and Toothaches Happen Far from Town
Life in a farming village brings its own dental risks. A slip around equipment, a ball to the mouth at practice or a hard bite on something unexpected can crack or loosen a tooth. Because you are about half an hour from the office, knowing what to do in the first few minutes makes a real difference.
For any urgent problem, call first so our team can prepare. We provide same-day emergency care when possible, and the call lets us tell you how to protect the tooth on the way. Our hours are 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday through Wednesday and 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM on Thursday.
Not every concern is sudden, though. A tooth that has ached on and off for months, a filling that feels rough or a jaw that clicks and tires when chewing all deserve a look. Small composite fillings repair early decay with tooth-colored material before it reaches the nerve.
Routine checkups also include an oral cancer screening, a quick look and feel for changes in the cheeks, tongue, gums and throat. It adds only a few minutes to the visit and gives peace of mind.
New patients with a single problem can book the $99 limited exam and x-ray, which focuses on that tooth and ends with clear treatment recommendations. It is a sensible first step when something hurts and you want answers without committing to a full workup.
How a Dentist in Rushsylvania, OH Patients Choose Can Help
Same-Day Emergency Care
Broken teeth, swelling and sudden pain are seen promptly, with same-day emergency care when possible. Calling ahead from Rushsylvania lets the team plan for your arrival.
Restorative Dentistry
Fillings, crowns and bridges bring damaged teeth back to full strength. Our dentists check the whole bite so one repair does not create stress on the next tooth.
General & Preventative Dentistry
Cleanings, exams and digital x-rays keep problems small. For families half an hour away, steady prevention means fewer unplanned trips north.
Family Dentistry
Children and adults are seen in the same office, so one drive can cover several family members. Kids get gentle care while parents keep their own checkups on track.
TMJ Treatment
Clicking, jaw soreness and morning headaches can come from clenching or grinding. An exam helps identify the cause and the right next step.
Meet Your Kenton Dental Team
Dr. Abdul Wahed Homsi served as Chief Resident during his US Advanced Education in General Dentistry residency, training across oral surgery, endodontics and implant dentistry. Away from the office he rides motorcycles and is working toward a private pilot license. Dr. Herman Deol counts root canal therapy among his clinical interests, so our dentists are well prepared for teeth that need saving.
Insurance & Financing
Humana and Guardian are two of the many insurance companies our office files claims with. If treatment costs more than your plan covers, flexible financing options can help. We also accept checks, cash and all major credit cards, and you get a cost breakdown before work begins.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Infinity Dental from Rushsylvania, and how do I get there?
It is roughly 14.9 miles from the Rushsylvania Branch Library, about a 28-minute drive. The route runs north on Miami Road and County Road 5, then follows US 68 north into Kenton and Columbus St east. Patients wanting a dentist in Rushsylvania, OH can make the trip with no tolls and only a handful of turns.
How can I ease a toothache until I can get to the office?
Rinse with warm salt water and floss gently to clear any trapped food. A cold compress on the outside of the cheek can calm swelling, and an over-the-counter pain reliever taken as the label directs may help. Never place aspirin directly on the gum. These steps only buy time, so call to have the tooth checked.
Do I need x-rays at every dental visit?
No. How often you need x-rays depends on your age, your cavity history and any symptoms. Many patients only need certain images once a year or less, while a new problem tooth may need one right away. Our office uses digital x-rays, which expose you to less radiation than film and show results within seconds.
Should I see a dentist if an adult tooth feels loose?
Yes, and soon. In adults, a loose tooth usually points to a recent knock, advanced gum disease or heavy grinding, and each needs a different fix. An exam and x-rays show how much bone support remains. The earlier the cause is found, the better the chance of keeping the tooth firm and in place.
How often should adults have their teeth cleaned?
Most adults do well with a professional cleaning about twice a year. People with gum disease, heavy buildup or a history of frequent cavities may need visits more often. At your exam, our hygienists look at your gums and tartar levels and suggest a schedule that fits your mouth rather than a one-size-fits-all rule.
Schedule Your Visit from Rushsylvania
Call 419-848-0722 to book, whether a routine checkup or a sore tooth prompted your search for a dentist in Rushsylvania, OH. The full list of communities is on our Areas We Serve page, and the Dentist Kenton, OH page introduces the practice.