Dr. Aaron Mclemore

Dr. Aaron Mclemore sits at the crossroads—not the shopping-center rush, but a quieter stretch north of Drayton Plains, close enough to Clarkston’s leafy backstreets that the rush-hour noise stays on the bypass. The building reads 6300 Sashabaw Rd # A, tucked behind glass doors whose only flourish is the single brass plaque; inside, crowns and fillings share the schedule with cleanings and consultations. Dentistry here doesn’t advertise in neon—it just keeps morning and afternoon slots open so a quick exam or a longer restoration can slide in between school drop-offs and soccer pickups; no serene palette to signal calm, only the green cross stubbornly glowing on the doorframe. If the parking lot looks half-empty, that usually means a single tooth polishing or, further down the page, an evening root-canal slot has just freed up—waitlists shrink faster than morning drive-time traffic. Call once and the answering system hands you the next white pocket without a menu of elevator music; the voice simply states when the next hygienist wave finishes. Need directions without fumbling with an address? The map link follows; plug it in and let the blue line decide whether you’re coming from Orion or Groveland. Teeth realigned or crowned, you leave the same quiet exterior you arrived at—just a couple of calendars lighter.