Dr. Michael J. Hendrickson, DDS

Dentistry in Green Bay isn’t just about routine cleanings—though those are handled here, too. On South Webster Avenue, just off the main drag, a practice covers the expected (fillings, crowns) alongside the less obvious (TMJ evaluations, nightguard fittings). No frills, no upsell pitches. The address, 2121 S Webster Ave #1, sits in a stretch where medical offices and small businesses share sidewalk space, a few blocks from the heavier traffic of Mason Street but without the congestion.

Most dental offices list checkups and extractions as their bread and butter, but the range here extends to periodontal maintenance and bridgework—useful for anyone tired of bouncing between specialists. The building itself is unassuming, a single-story unit in a low-slung professional plaza. No neon signs, no grand entrance. Just a standard-issue door with the name Dr. Michael J. Hendrickson, DDS on it, because in this part of Wisconsin, understatement still counts for something.

Directions are straightforward: head south from downtown, past the high school, and the turnoff appears before the highway overpass. Parking is shared with neighboring offices, so weekday afternoons might require a short walk. For anyone mapping it out ahead of time, the location’s pin drops just east of the Fox River, in a pocket of Green Bay that’s more functional than flashy. The neighborhood leans practical—think insurance agents, tax prep, and a deli that’s been there since the ’90s.

Questions about insurance coverage or same-day availability? The front desk fields those at (920) 435-1998. No automated menus, no hold music—just a direct line to someone who can confirm whether they’re still taking new patients. The area’s dental landscape has thinned out over the years, leaving fewer options for anyone who prefers a no-nonsense approach. This one’s been on the map long enough to avoid the turnover that plagues newer clinics.