Jill A. Miller, D.D.S

Dental care in smaller towns often means fewer options but more personalized attention. On East Kiracofe Avenue in Elida, a general dentistry practice covers routine checkups, cleanings, and basic restorative work. The office sits just off the main drag, where residential streets start blending into the quiet commercial stretch near the edge of town. It’s the kind of place where you’d schedule a filling between a morning coffee run and an afternoon errand—no downtown traffic, just straightforward access.

From cavity fillings to preventive exams, the services here align with what most families need without the frills of a big-city clinic. X-rays, crowns, and basic extractions get handled in-house, which saves the hassle of referrals for common procedures. The address—409 E Kiracofe Ave, Elida, OH 45807—puts it within easy reach of the high school and the cluster of small businesses along North Main. Parking isn’t a guessing game; the lot out front is visible from the road.

Booking an appointment here follows the usual routine: call ahead, confirm insurance details if needed, and show up a few minutes early. For new patients, the front desk typically asks about dental history and any immediate concerns—nothing out of the ordinary. If you’re mapping it out for the first time, the building’s signage is clear from the street, though the entrance faces slightly away from the main thoroughfare.

Questions about availability or specific treatments? The simplest way is to dial (419) 331-0031 during business hours. First-time visitors might want to pull up directions beforehand, especially if coming from the southern part of town where Kiracofe curves near the railroad tracks. The map pins it precisely, so there’s no need to second-guess the turnoff.