Mary Hudepohl

Dental offices in small-town Ohio often serve as quiet anchors in their communities, offering everything from routine cleanings to more involved procedures like fillings and extractions. These practices handle the kind of care that keeps a neighborhood running—preventive checkups, emergency repairs, and the occasional set of dentures for someone’s grandparent. Unlike chain clinics, they tend to operate with a rhythm that matches the pace of the streets around them, where appointments might coincide with school drop-offs or lunch breaks from the nearby courthouse or hardware store.

On Columbus Avenue in Lebanon, Mary Hudepohl’s practice fits into this pattern. The address, 767 Columbus Ave, places it among a stretch of storefronts and professional offices that see steady foot traffic without the rush of a bigger city. It’s the kind of location where directions are simple—just past the old theater, before the road curves toward the historic district. Patients here likely include long-time residents who’ve watched the town grow, along with newer faces drawn by the area’s mix of small-business charm and suburban convenience.

For anyone mapping out a visit, the directions are a tap away, and the phone—(513) 932-4806—connects to someone who can confirm hours or services. The practice doesn’t advertise flashy specialties, just the fundamentals: exams, X-rays, the occasional wisdom tooth removal. In a town where the downtown still feels like a main street, that’s often enough.