Dr. Michael E. Razzoog, DDS

Dental care in a university town often means balancing routine checkups with the needs of students, faculty, and long-term residents alike. Ann Arbor’s mix of academic energy and established neighborhoods creates steady demand for general and preventive dentistry, from cleanings to fillings. Just north of Central Campus, along University Avenue, dental offices cater to both quick visits and ongoing treatment plans. One such practice operates at 1011 N University Ave, where appointments cover everything from exams to more involved procedures.

Dr. Michael E. Razzoog, DDS maintains a practice in this stretch of Ann Arbor, a block from the Law Quad and within walking distance of downtown. The location puts it near both student housing and quieter residential streets, making it accessible whether arriving by car, bike, or foot. Dental services here address the usual spectrum: routine hygiene, cavity treatment, and basic restorative work. Patients might also seek out crowns or bridges when needed, though the focus remains on maintaining oral health rather than cosmetic enhancements.

University Avenue’s dental corridor includes a handful of practices, but this one keeps its listing simple—no flashy claims, just the essentials. For those mapping out their next appointment, the map confirms its position between Huron Street and the northern edge of campus. Parking in the area follows the usual Ann Arbor rules: metered spots along the avenue, residential permits on side streets, and a few small lots nearby. None of that changes the fact that dental visits, by nature, require minimal fanfare and maximum reliability.

Questions about availability or procedures can go directly to the office at (734) 647-4177. The practice doesn’t advertise extended hours or weekend slots, so calling ahead remains the easiest way to confirm timing. For directions, the pin drops just past the intersection with Huron, where University Avenue shifts from campus hub to neighborhood thoroughfare.