Mark Raisch, DDS

Dental care doesn’t have to feel clinical. Along High Street in Columbus, just north of the Ohio State campus, a quiet practice handles everything from routine cleanings to crowns. The address—4501 N High St, Columbus, OH 43214—puts it in a stretch where student apartments meet long-time residences, making it a practical stop for both undergrads and Clintonville locals. No flashy signage, no overpromising—just a dentist’s office that covers fillings, extractions, and the occasional emergency visit when a chipped tooth disrupts dinner plans.

Feedback so far has been uniformly positive. A 5.0 rating on Google, drawn from three reviews, suggests patients leave satisfied, though the small sample size means impressions are still forming. Dentistry isn’t the kind of service that inspires poetic praise, but the absence of complaints speaks for itself. Whether it’s a quick exam or a more involved procedure like a root canal, the place keeps things uncomplicated—no upsells, no gimmicks, just the work itself.

Questions about insurance coverage or appointment availability? The phone line, (614) 267-5413, connects directly to the front desk. For first-time visitors, the map confirms what locals already know: parking is straightforward, and the office sits where High Street’s energy quiets just enough to make a dental visit feel like less of an ordeal.