Convenient Access from Upper Sandusky
Adults weighing implants, dentures or crowns often want a dentist in Upper Sandusky, OH who will plan the work carefully and keep return trips to a minimum. Infinity Dental, in Kenton, is about 42 minutes away by car, and our two dentists build treatment plans around that distance. You get a clear sequence of visits, an honest cost estimate and as much done per appointment as is sensible.
From the Wyandot County Courthouse, head west on Court Street, then south on South Sandusky Avenue (SR 199). Turn right on West Spring Street and then left onto Marseilles Avenue, which carries SR 67 out of town, and from there it is one long run southwest on SR 67, about 22 miles of two-lane highway through farm country and the village of Marseilles. In Kenton, SR 67 becomes E Columbus St and leads right to us, about 23 miles in all.
The office address is 965 E Columbus St, Kenton, OH 43326. Because you arrive from the east, you reach us before downtown and the courthouse square. View the office on Google Maps to see the approach. We also see patients from Forest, which sits west of Upper Sandusky in Hardin County.
Thoughtful Care for Upper Sandusky Adults and Retirees
Upper Sandusky is the seat of Wyandot County, a city of 6,698 people on the upper reaches of the Sandusky River. The name comes from an earlier Wyandot town near the river's headwaters, and "Upper" means upriver rather than north. The present city was laid out in 1843 and became the county seat in 1848, and Neil Armstrong attended its junior high school.
Visitors know the Beaux-Arts courthouse, completed in 1900, along with the restored 1873 Parker Covered Bridge and Harrison-Smith Park. The city's history page tells more of that story.
The Upper Sandusky Community Library is at 301 N Sandusky Ave. Younger families send their children to the Upper Sandusky Exempted Village Schools, home of the Rams, with three elementary schools, a middle school and a high school. Whether an Upper Sandusky family is booking for a grandparent or a grandchild, our office treats both.
The population leans older than many towns nearby. The median age is in the early 40s, and more than one in five residents is 65 or older. That shapes the kind of dental care many households need: replacing missing teeth, repairing worn ones and keeping gums healthy enough to support everything else.
A drive of over 40 minutes each way changes how a sensible treatment plan looks. Our dentists review the whole mouth first, then group procedures so that fewer, well-planned visits get the job done. Hours run 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday through Wednesday and 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM on Thursday.
Replacing and Protecting Teeth Later in Life
Tooth loss is common with age, and leaving a gap open can let neighboring teeth drift and make chewing harder. Implants, bridges and dentures and partials each solve the problem differently. Our dentists keep up continuing education in implants, dentures and root canals, so they can compare the options in practical terms.
For qualifying implant patients, the office offers a complimentary dental implant consultation and 3D scan, a value of up to $500. The CBCT scan shows bone height and nearby structures, which tells the dentists whether an implant is realistic before you commit to anything.
Gum health deserves equal attention. Gum disease often progresses quietly, and it is a common reason adults lose teeth. Deep cleaning and regular maintenance can bring it under control, and our team checks for it at every visit.
Routine visits also include a look for problems beyond teeth and gums. Oral cancer screenings check the tongue, cheeks and throat for changes that are worth catching early, which matters more as patients from Upper Sandusky and the rest of the county get older.
Treatment Options for Patients Choosing a Dentist in Upper Sandusky, OH
Dental Implants
A permanent replacement for a single tooth or a base for a more stable denture. Planning starts with a 3D scan so the dentists can map the bone accurately.
Restorative Dentistry
Crowns, bridges and fillings repair teeth weakened by age, wear or old dental work. We explain each step and its cost before scheduling.
Periodontal & Gum Treatments
Scaling, root planing and follow-up care treat gum disease and protect the teeth you still have. Upper Sandusky patients can pair maintenance visits with checkups.
Tooth Extractions
When a tooth cannot be saved, removing it carefully is the first step toward a bridge, denture or implant. We plan the replacement before the extraction.
General & Preventative Dentistry
Cleanings, exams and digital x-rays keep small problems small. Regular care usually costs less than major repairs later.
Meet Your Kenton Dental Team
Dr. Abdul Wahed Homsi earned his BDS at Umm Al-Qura University in Makkah, Saudi Arabia, and went on to advanced postgraduate training in restorative dentistry. When he is not treating patients, he rides motorcycles and is working toward a private pilot license. He shares the practice with Dr. Herman Deol, whose interests include crowns, bridges and implants.
Insurance & Financing
Our office files claims with Humana, Mutual of Omaha, Medical Mutual and other listed carriers, and you receive a detailed cost breakdown before treatment. We accept major credit cards, cash and checks. Flexible financing can help spread out the cost of larger work.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Infinity Dental from Upper Sandusky, and how do I get there?
It is roughly 23 miles, about a 42-minute drive from the Wyandot County Courthouse. Leave town on Marseilles Avenue and follow SR 67 southwest through Marseilles into Kenton, where it becomes E Columbus St. Anyone comparing a dentist in Upper Sandusky, OH will find the route needs almost no turns after leaving town.
Should I have my old silver fillings replaced?
Not always. An old metal filling that is intact, sealed and free of decay can often stay in place. Replacement makes sense when a filling is cracked, leaking or has decay around its edges. Our dentists check each one at your exam and, when a repair is needed, can use a tooth-colored composite or a crown.
What is the difference between a full denture and a partial?
A full denture replaces every tooth in the upper or lower jaw, while a partial fills gaps and attaches to the natural teeth that remain. Partials help keep healthy teeth from shifting into empty spaces. Our dentists examine your mouth, explain which type fits your situation and review the cost before anything is made.
Can gum disease still be treated if some of my teeth feel loose?
Often, yes. Loose teeth can be a sign of advanced gum disease, but deep cleaning, called scaling and root planing, removes tartar below the gumline and helps the gums heal. Some teeth may recover enough support to stay. Our dentists measure the gums, take x-rays and explain which teeth can be saved before recommending treatment.
Will I know the cost of a crown or implant before treatment starts?
Yes, every patient receives a detailed cost breakdown before treatment begins. If you have insurance, the team files the claim with your carrier and shows your expected share. For costs your plan does not cover, flexible financing options are available, and you can pay the rest by major credit card, cash or check.
Schedule Your Visit from Upper Sandusky
For a dentist in Upper Sandusky, OH residents can trust with long-term plans, call 419-848-0722 to set up your first visit. See the full areas we serve list, or learn more about the practice on the Dentist Kenton, OH page. We will help you make every trip count.