Convenient Access from Smyrna
Living in the Jonquil City puts you about 22 minutes from Pure Smiles Dentistry by surface roads, no interstate required. Professionals comparing a dentist in Smyrna, GA with options a little farther out often like our early hours: every weekday opens at 7 AM. The office is on Dallas Hwy in West Cobb with a Marietta mailing address, and five dentists practice here.
From City Hall on King Street in Market Village, make your way out to Powder Springs Street and head west. Go briefly north on South Cobb Drive, then turn west on Windy Hill Road. A short jog north on Powder Springs Road (GA 360) leads to Cheatham Hill Road, which you follow north to John Ward Road and its roundabout. From John Ward Road, turn onto Dallas Hwy (GA 120) for the last stretch, for a total of 10.7 miles with no tolls.
The office address is 2655 Dallas Hwy #510, Marietta, GA 30064, and you can map it from anywhere using Google Maps. City Hall shares the Market Village area with the Village Green and the Smyrna Public Library on Village Green Circle. Neighbors in Fair Oaks and Marietta Square have their own pages too.
Why Smyrna Professionals Book With Our Team
Smyrna was settled in 1832, incorporated in 1872 and grew quickly with the railroad and, later, the reopening of the Lockheed plant in 1951. Today it is a Cobb County city of 55,663 people, according to the 2020 census, sitting just west of the northern I-285 and I-75 interchange. Cumberland and the Cobb Galleria are close by, and neighbors include Vinings and Mableton.
That location makes Smyrna a commuter city. Plenty of residents spend their days on the interstates or in offices across the metro, which leaves little room for a midday dental visit. Our 7 AM weekday starts and 7 PM closings on Mondays and Wednesdays give you a way to fit care around work instead of the other way around.
The office also opens one Saturday a month, from 8 AM to 3 PM. With five dentists on staff, the front desk has more openings to work with when you need a specific time. Every spring the city's jonquils bloom along its streets, a good reminder to book the six-month cleaning that keeps a smile looking fresh.
Smyrna is a family city as well as a commuter one. Jonquil Park and Tolleson Park, with its city pool, keep kids busy, and the paved Silver Comet Trail starts here on its way to the Alabama line. Campbell High School students and their younger siblings can be seen alongside a parent, and children 13 and younger without insurance qualify for the $249 Kid's Healthy Gum Plan.
Smyrna Smiles on a Busy Schedule: What to Know
Professional life puts your smile on display in meetings, video calls and client dinners. Many adults in Smyrna want whiter teeth, a straighter smile or a fix for a chipped edge, without months of appointments. Modern cosmetic and orthodontic options make that possible on a working adult's calendar.
Whitening is usually the first step. Opalescence teeth whitening lifts stains from coffee, tea and red wine. When teeth are chipped, worn or deeply discolored, porcelain veneers cover the front surface with thin, custom shells.
Clear aligners are popular with adults who don't want brackets in their professional photos. Dr. Alyssa Patel is a Pearl Invisalign Provider, and the iTero scanner captures a digital model of your teeth without messy impressions. Aligners come out for meals, so lunch meetings stay simple.
When something breaks, time matters most. CEREC same-day crowns are designed and placed in a single appointment, which saves a second morning away from work. Same-day dental appointments are also available for problems that can't wait.
Healthy gums matter as much as straight, white teeth. Gum disease often develops quietly, with little more than some bleeding when you floss, and it can undo cosmetic work if it goes untreated. Regular cleanings keep the foundation solid, so any whitening, veneers or aligner results last longer.
Choosing a Dentist in Smyrna, GA or a Short Drive Beyond
Cosmetic Dentistry
Whitening, veneers and smile makeovers for adults who want to look their best at work. We start with your goals and a frank talk about costs. Results are planned around your natural features.
Orthodontics
Invisalign clear aligners straighten teeth quietly while you go about your week. Dr. Alyssa Patel, a Pearl Invisalign Provider, guides treatment. Financing can spread the cost.
Same-Day Dentistry
Same-day dental appointments help when a tooth problem won't wait. CEREC crowns can be completed in one visit. It is built for people with little spare time.
Restorative Dentistry
Crowns, bridges and fillings restore teeth worn down by years of grinding or old dental work. Dr. Graham Kellams brings a strong interest in digital CAD/CAM dentistry. Tooth-colored options keep repairs discreet.
General Dentistry
Six-month cleanings, exams and digital x-rays are the backbone of a healthy mouth. Overjet AI diagnostics help review x-rays. Early 7 AM slots make these visits easy to keep.
Meet Your Marietta Dental Team
A Suwanee native, Dr. Graham Kellams trained at the University of Georgia and the Dental College of Georgia. He belongs to the ADA, the Georgia Dental Association, the Academy of General Dentistry, the Metro Atlanta Dental Study Group and The Elevated GP. Dr. Alyssa Patel and three other general dentists complete the team.
Insurance, Membership & Financing
We accept every PPO plan, including UnitedHealthcare and Sun Life, and handle the benefit check and claim filing for you. Patients without coverage can join the Pure Smiles Club, while new uninsured patients without gum disease can begin with a $99 cleaning, exam and x-ray. CareCredit, Cherry and Sunbit cover larger cosmetic or restorative plans.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Pure Smiles Dentistry from Smyrna, and how do I get there?
Smyrna City Hall is 10.7 miles from the office, about a 22-minute drive. The route follows Powder Springs Street, South Cobb Drive, Windy Hill Road, Powder Springs Road, Cheatham Hill Road and John Ward Road to Dallas Hwy (GA 120). Patients choosing a dentist in Smyrna, GA can skip the interstate entirely on this trip.
Can a cavity heal on its own?
Not once it has become a true hole in the tooth. Very early weak spots in the enamel can sometimes harden again with fluoride toothpaste and better habits, but a cavity that has broken through needs a filling. Catching decay at that early stage is one reason six-month checkups and digital x-rays matter so much.
Are veneers or whitening better for stained teeth?
Whitening is usually the first choice for surface stains from coffee, tea or wine, because it is simpler and costs less. Porcelain veneers make more sense when teeth are also chipped, uneven or have deep stains that bleaching can't reach. Your dentist can look at the type of staining and suggest which option fits.
Can grinding at night wear down my teeth?
Yes, nighttime grinding can flatten, chip and crack teeth over time. Many people don't know they grind until a dentist spots the wear. A custom nightguard protects the teeth while you sleep, and the iTero scanner can capture the digital model used to plan one. Teeth that are already worn can be rebuilt with crowns or other restorations.
How much extra time should I allow during rush hour?
Give yourself a little cushion, because South Cobb Drive and Dallas Hwy get busier at commute times. The drive is about 22 minutes in lighter traffic, so leaving a bit earlier for a 7 AM visit is sensible. A Monday or Wednesday evening appointment is another way to avoid the morning crush.
Schedule Your Visit from Smyrna
For whitening, aligners or a routine cleaning, our team is ready to be the dentist in Smyrna, GA commuters can fit into a busy week. Call 770-415-9022 to book a 7 AM or evening time. Explore our other areas we serve, or visit the home page for our Dentist Marietta, GA practice.