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Springboro Dental Center

Dentist
4.6 (435 reviews) Updated Apr 26, 2026
335 N Main St #1, Springboro, OH 45066

About Springboro Dental Center

Dental care in Springboro gets a practical option at Springboro Dental Center, where routine checkups and preventive treatments take priority. Alongside standard cleanings and fillings, the practice handles crowns, bridges, and basic extractions—no specialty referrals needed for common procedures. The office sits at 335 N Main St #1, just north of the downtown stretch where local shops and cafés cluster. Parking is typically available along Main or in nearby lots, though weekday mornings see more traffic.

Between Springboro’s historic district and the newer retail corridors, this dentist’s location offers easy access for families and workers in the area. The building’s understated storefront blends with the block’s professional offices, avoiding the clinical aesthetic some practices adopt. Routine visits here cover everything from pediatric exams to denture adjustments, with digital X-rays on site for quicker diagnostics. Questions about insurance or appointment availability can be directed to (937) 748-0940 during business hours.

The practice doesn’t advertise cosmetic whitening or orthodontics, keeping its focus on general and restorative care. That means fewer upsells and more attention to cavities, gum health, and long-term maintenance. For those mapping out a first visit, the entrance is on the east side of Main Street, across from the municipal parking that serves the library and post office. Directions are straightforward via this map link, which pins the suite number accurately.

Springboro’s Main Street corridor has evolved from a quiet commercial strip to a busier hub, but the dental center remains a low-key fixture. The surrounding blocks mix century-old brick facades with modern storefronts, reflecting the town’s balance of growth and small-town utility. No flashy signage or promotional banners—just a standard plaque by the door, like the hardware store and tax office next to it.

This listing was last updated on April 26, 2026

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Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Wheelchair accessible restroom
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Cosmetic dentistry
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Appointments recommended
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