Pennington Elaine DDS

East of Richmond’s courthouse square sits a mid-century strip of storefronts. A Dentist practiced here years before the block filled with boutique pop-ups: fresh-roasted coffee, a vinyl shop, and a cheese cave tucked between the florist and the accountant. The practice moves through the years like a quiet hinge—unassuming, reliably open, attended by the locals who use its services: cleanings, crowns, simple fillings, root canals, and trauma relief pairing crowns with implants.

The address ends the sentence where small-scale care begins: 4095 Atwood Dr # A, Richmond, Kentucky 40475. Across the street, a dry cleaner and a cellphone repair stall sit side by side like bookends for steady foot traffic. They share the strip’s no-frills ethos: paper printouts at the counter, name on the door, and not much ornamental fuss.

Call during business hours to confirm. From Main Street, the storefront is the third unit past the pawn broker, on the same side as the Cuban sandwich spot. Found it tangled in afternoon traffic? Use the map for the tight turn-in: directions. Evenings, the parking lot fades into the neighborhood’s residential side streets where magnolias begin to hover above blacktop.