Dr. Nicholas Greashaber

Dental offices in Ann Arbor don’t always sit on the main drags. Dr. Nicholas Greashaber keeps a lower profile on Packard Street, where the mix of students, long-term residents, and university staff makes for a quietly steady flow of patients. The address—1119 Packard St, Ann Arbor, MI 48104—puts it just far enough from downtown to avoid the constant hum but close enough to stay convenient for anyone navigating the city’s sprawl of clinics and specialty practices.

General dentistry here covers the expected ground: cleanings, fillings, crowns, and the occasional emergency extraction when a molar decides to revolt at an inopportune time. There’s no flashy branding or niche gimmicks—just the standard suite of services that most people need at some point, delivered without the upsell pressure that bigger chains sometimes layer on. For a college town, that kind of no-frills approach tends to resonate with grad students and faculty alike, though the place isn’t limited to academic types.

Questions about insurance coverage or scheduling a first visit? The phone line, (734) 662-1113, connects directly to the front desk, where the usual administrative back-and-forth gets handled without the layered hold music of larger corporate offices. It’s the kind of detail that matters more in practice than in theory, especially when you’re trying to squeeze an appointment between classes or meetings.

If you’re mapping it out, the directions place it near the stretch where Packard starts bending toward Ypsilanti, a useful landmark for anyone familiar with the area’s geography. The building itself doesn’t announce its purpose too loudly, which, in a town where every third storefront seems to cater to undergrads, can feel like a minor relief.