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Big Spring Dental Center LLC

Dentist
4.1 (15 reviews) Updated Mar 20, 2026
85 S High St Newville, PA 17241

About Big Spring Dental Center LLC

Dental care in smaller towns often relies on practices that balance routine checkups with more involved procedures. Big Spring Dental Center LLC fits that mold, offering general dentistry services along South High Street in Newville. The practice covers the essentials—cleanings, fillings, extractions—alongside preventive care that keeps regular patients on track. Its position near the junction of Routes 233 and 641 makes it accessible for those coming from Carlisle or Shippensburg as well as local residents.

The building sits at 85 S High St, a stretch lined with professional offices and a few older storefronts. Google reviews put the practice at a 4.1 rating based on 15 patient submissions, a modest but steady indicator for a specialty provider in a town of this size. Dental work rarely inspires effusive praise, so consistent feedback often speaks to reliability rather than spectacle. Newville’s downtown area, while quiet, has seen gradual updates in recent years, giving long-standing businesses like this one a slightly refreshed backdrop.

Patients scheduling appointments or follow-ups can reach the office directly at (717) 776-1228. The phone line handles everything from new-patient consultations to questions about insurance coordination—a necessary convenience when dealing with procedures like crowns or root canals. Like many rural-adjacent practices, the center likely fields a mix of urgent needs and long-term maintenance cases, though specifics would depend on individual visits rather than public listings.

First-time visitors might check the map for the quickest route, especially if arriving from the highway. South High Street’s layout is straightforward, but the cluster of one-way segments near the courthouse can confuse out-of-towners. Locals, meanwhile, probably just tell each other to turn by the old bank building—because in a place like Newville, everyone still uses landmarks.

This listing was last updated on March 20, 2026

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