Sword Rhoda J DDS

Sword Rhoda J DDS sits in a quiet stretch near the medical district, where brick sidewalks hum with students and commuters alike. Routine cleanings, crowns, and fillings anchor the practice, but extractions, night guards, and emergency exams fill the gaps between scheduled visits. Child exams and fluoride treatments keep younger patients at ease and ahead of cavities. Seniors often stop by for denture adjustments and oral cancer screenings without needing a hospital referral. Periodontal maintenance rounds out a menu that doesn’t chase the latest trends, just steady work.

Find the office tucked inside a low-slung plaza around John Wesley Gilbert Drive, a road that cuts through the university’s old quadrants and the hospital’s newer wings. The address itself—1430 John Wesley Gilbert Drive, Augusta, GA 30912—is easy to spot once you cross over Walton Way or curve past the dorms downtown. The neighborhood wears its transient rhythm lightly, with medical traffic ebbing and flowing around class schedules and shift changes.

Dental work often feels like pressing pause on everyday noise, and here the trade-off is convenience rather than flash. Services swing between preventive and surgical without fanfare, so plan on straightforward scheduling when you need it. Teeth get polished, implants get measured, and anxious patients get nitrous when the day allows. It’s not boutique dentistry—it’s the kind next to campus that stays open through finals week.

Call between appointments or when a tooth decides to announce itself: *i (706) 721-2116*. Grab the directions ahead of time—Friday afternoons mean heavier traffic near the hospital, so factor in an extra block or two of gridlock.