Degenhardt Dental

The Troy stretch of Crooks Road still carries the echo of old strip-mall dentistry wedged between urgent-care clinics and payday lenders. This is where you’ll find Degenhardt Dental, one building east of the Meijer, in a row that feels less like a destination and more like a quiet plug-in among errands.

Twice a year cleanings are the baseline, but they also do endodontics, fixed and removable prosthodontics, oral surgery, and pediatric check-ups. Crowns, bridges, implants—whatever lands on the schedule lands on the chair. The front door sits at 2877 Crooks Rd, Troy, MI 48084, if you’re looping past Somerset and Big Beaver.

Services such as root canals and dentures share space with routine exams, plus the occasional biopsy or TMJ appliance fitting. One call sets the sequence; the line isn’t busy enough to put you on hold for minutes at a stretch: (248) 643-6551.

Check the map before you merge onto Maple and Slocum; the pin drops right on the stripe of asphalt between the UPS store and the vacant cellphone kiosk. Once you’re in the lane, the building looks like any other mid-’80s commercial block—until you need a dentist who still answers the phone without routing you through three prompts.