George DuPont, III, DDS

Around the eastern edge of Providence’s College Hill, dental care doesn’t get more centrally placed than at George DuPont, III, DDS. The office sits at 593 Eddy St, a short walk from Brown’s campus and the quiet, tree-lined streets that define the neighborhood. Dentistry here covers the expected—cleanings, fillings, crowns—as well as the less routine, like implant consultations and periodontal assessments. It’s the kind of place where a chipped tooth or a long-overdue checkup might finally get addressed without a cross-town trip.

Booking an appointment means a quick call to (401) 444-5284, whether it’s for a standard exam or something more involved, such as a bridge fitting or TMJ evaluation. The practice doesn’t advertise specialty niches, but general dentistry often means handling everything from pediatric first visits to denture adjustments. Providence’s compact size makes accessibility a given, though parking in this area tends to favor those familiar with the one-way streets and resident permits.

For anyone mapping out the route, the directions place the office just north of Thayer Street, where the academic buzz of the university meets the quieter rhythm of local businesses. No frills, no grand promises—just a dental practice in a city where historic brick facades and Ivy League energy set the backdrop for even the most mundane errands.