- Marietta, GA
If you’re looking for a dentist in Sandy Plains, getting to our office is about as simple as a drive gets: head southwest, pick up Canton Road and you’re nearly there. Our dental office, Elevation Dental and Aesthetics, is on Kennesaw Avenue in Marietta, roughly six miles from Sprayberry High School, and most trips take around 15 minutes. Our practice has served Cobb County for more than 30 years, and Dr. Spencer Harden, Dr. Vo and Dr. Hull care for patients of every age.
Sandy Plains isn’t a city of its own. It’s the stretch of northeast Cobb that grew up along Sandy Plains Road, mostly in the 30066 ZIP code, with Marietta mailing addresses. Sprayberry High School has anchored the area since 1952 and has been on its current campus since 1973. Shopping centers like Sprayberry Square line the road, and weekends often mean softball at Sandy Plains Park.
Busy households need a family dentist who can see everyone without a lot of juggling. Our family dentistry team treats children, teens, parents and grandparents, so one dental office can keep track of the whole family’s records and history. When you call, ask about booking several people back to back, and we’ll try to make one trip count for more than one checkup.
Being close matters, too, when you’re choosing a dentist in Sandy Plains. A short drive makes it easier to keep six month visits on the calendar, and regular visits are what keep small problems from becoming painful or expensive ones. We explain what we find in plain language and go over costs before any treatment begins.
The county park there has four softball fields, batting cages and youth leagues, according to Cobb County Parks. That’s a lot of fast moving balls near young faces. Small chips from a ball or a fall can often be repaired with tooth-colored bonding in a single visit, and larger breaks may need a crown to protect what’s left of the tooth.
For a knocked out adult tooth, pick it up by the crown, keep it moist and call the office right away so we can tell you what to do next. Save any broken pieces, rinse gently with warm water and use a cold compress to limit swelling. Prevention is easier: the American Dental Association’s mouthguard guide explains why a properly fitted guard protects better than a stock one. Ask your family dentist about one at your child’s next checkup.
Teenagers have their own dental challenges. Sports drinks, late night snacks and busy schedules all make cavities more likely, and wisdom teeth often start causing trouble in the late teens. Regular checkups let us watch how wisdom teeth are developing, so wisdom teeth removal can be planned early if it’s ever needed, and catch decay early, when a small filling is all it takes.
Appearance starts to matter more at that age, too. For older teens and adults, our cosmetic options include professional whitening, bonding for chipped edges and Invisalign clear aligners. Sealants and fluoride treatments are also used as needed to help guard against decay in younger kids.
Many teens and young adults eventually need a dentist in Sandy Plains or nearby to evaluate their wisdom teeth. Some come in without trouble, while others are impacted, crowd nearby teeth or are hard to keep clean. Our oral surgery services include wisdom teeth removal and more complex extractions, so most families can handle this step with the same team that does their cleanings.
We’ll use X-rays to see how the teeth are positioned, explain whether wisdom teeth removal makes sense now, later or not at all, and talk through comfort options. If sedation is right for the procedure, we’ll cover how to prepare and who should drive home.
Adult dental needs change over time, which is why it helps to have one dentist in Sandy Plains or nearby who knows your history. Older fillings wear out, gums can recede and teeth can be lost. Our dental office handles crowns, bridges and gum care, and when a tooth is missing, we offer single implants, implant supported dentures and full arch treatment, planned with guided implant surgery.
If anxiety has kept you away, ask about sedation, from nitrous oxide to oral sedation. If you don’t have insurance, our dental savings plan is open to anyone, so seeing a dentist in Sandy Plains or nearby doesn’t have to mean paying full price. And if it has been years since you last saw a dentist in Sandy Plains or anywhere else, you won’t get a lecture. We’ll start with an exam and build a plan at a pace that feels comfortable.
Arriving a few minutes early helps us finish paperwork without cutting into your appointment time.
From Sprayberry High School, the drive is about 6 miles and usually takes around 15 minutes:
Whether you need a dentist in Sandy Plains, East Cobb or Fair Oaks, our Marietta office is a short drive away. Families come to us from all over Cobb County, and you can find every community on our areas we serve page.
From Sprayberry High School it’s about 6 miles, usually around 15 minutes by way of Canton Road. For anyone choosing a dentist in Sandy Plains, it’s an easy trip most of the day.
No. Sandy Plains is the area of northeast Cobb County along Sandy Plains Road. Most homes there have Marietta mailing addresses and the 30066 ZIP code. So if you’re looking for a dentist in Sandy Plains, a Marietta office is close to home.
Rinse with warm water, apply a cold compress and save any broken pieces of tooth. If an adult tooth is knocked out, keep it moist and call us right away, since quick treatment gives the best chance of saving it.
Yes. As a family dentist, we see patients of all ages, from first checkups to implant care, so the whole family can stay with one office.
Start with a regular new patient visit, the same first step with any dentist in Sandy Plains or elsewhere. We’ll do an exam and any needed X-rays, explain what we find, and build a plan that tackles anything urgent first.
Looking for a dentist in Sandy Plains who can see the whole family? Call Elevation Dental and Aesthetics at (770) 428-1919 or contact us online to schedule a visit for yourself or the whole family.
