Convenient Access from Hiram
If your weekday commute already heads east on GA 120, Pure Smiles Dentistry is practically on the way. Our office is about 18 minutes from central Hiram, on Dallas Hwy in West Cobb with a Marietta mailing address. Commuters looking for a dentist in Hiram, GA who can see them before work will find appointments starting at 7 AM every weekday.
Start at Ben Hill Strickland Park on Oak Street and turn onto GA 92, which runs north as Hiram Douglasville Road and then Hiram Acworth Highway. At GA 120, turn east onto Charles Hardy Parkway. Once the highway crosses into Cobb, it takes the name Dallas Hwy, and Dallas Hwy leads straight to our office at 2655 Dallas Hwy #510, Marietta, GA 30064. The drive is 10.8 miles with no tolls, and you can open our Google Maps page for live directions.
Patients from nearby Powder Springs and the Macland community have their own pages too. Dallas Hwy does slow down during rush hour, so leave a little cushion for a morning appointment.
Making Dental Care Fit a Hiram Commute
The area was first known as Gray's Mill. It was later named for its first postmaster, Hiram Baggett, was incorporated as a rural railroad town in 1891, and took the name City of Hiram in 1956. The City of Hiram now describes itself as the major commercial corridor for Paulding County.
The city itself is compact, with 4,929 residents in the 2020 census, but it draws shoppers and drivers from across the region. U.S. 278, GA 92, GA 120 and GA 6 all pass through town, linking the city to the rest of the metro. A dental office along that commute removes the need for a separate trip.
Growth has shaped the city. Its population rose by more than 160 percent between 2000 and 2010, and new subdivisions now surround the older core. For newer residents, choosing a dentist along the daily drive is a practical way to settle in.
Local life has its own anchors. Ben Hill Strickland Sr. Memorial Park offers walking trails, a pond, courts and playgrounds, Gray's Mill Park carries the area's original name, and the Silver Comet Trail has a trailhead on Seaboard Avenue. Hiram High School and Hiram Elementary serve families in the city.
Dental Questions Hiram Commuters Often Have
Busy adults tend to put off dental care until something hurts. The trouble is that a small cavity or a cracked filling rarely announces itself early. Regular cleanings and exams catch those problems while they are still quick to fix, and that is far easier on a work schedule than an emergency visit later.
Time away from the job is the biggest hurdle for most commuters. Our first appointments begin at 7 AM every weekday, and we stay open until 7 PM on Mondays and Wednesdays. One Saturday a month we also see patients from 8 AM to 3 PM, which helps people who cannot leave work at all during the week.
Crowns used to mean two visits and a temporary in between. With CEREC technology, our dentists can design and make a crown in the office during a single appointment. That means one morning out of the office instead of two, and no temporary crown to babysit.
Gum health deserves attention as well. Bleeding when you brush, puffy gums or bad breath that lingers can point to gum disease, which tends to progress quietly. Patients without insurance who need ongoing gum care can join the Pure Smiles Club Periodontal Plan, which runs $649 a year and covers four periodontal maintenance visits, two exams, x-rays, two screenings and one emergency exam.
Appearance matters at work too. Coffee, tea and the years all dull a smile, and professional whitening can brighten it faster than store-bought kits. We offer more than one whitening option, so your dentist can match the approach to your teeth and your timeline.
Efficient Care From a Dentist in Hiram, GA Commuters Can Reach
Same-Day Dentistry
We offer same-day dental appointments, which helps when a problem cannot wait for next week. CEREC same-day crowns finish a crown in one visit. Fewer trips means less time lost from work.
General Dentistry
Cleanings, exams and digital x-rays form the base of every patient's care. The iTero scanner records detailed digital impressions of your teeth. Early detection keeps future visits short.
Cosmetic Dentistry
Whitening, veneers and tooth-colored restorations help commuters feel confident at meetings and on video calls. Zoom teeth whitening is one of the options we offer. Your dentist will recommend what suits your smile.
Root Canal Therapy
A tooth with a deep infection can often be saved with root canal treatment. Our dentists use CBCT 3D imaging to see the roots clearly. A crown afterward protects the tooth for the long term.
Not sure where to start? A new-patient exam gives your dentist a full picture, from x-rays to gum measurements, before any plan is suggested. New patients without insurance and without gum disease can begin with the $99 cleaning, exam and x-ray, and anyone with an urgent problem can book the $49 emergency exam and x-ray instead.
Meet Your Marietta Dental Team
Dr. Sanil Patel grew up in London, moved to Atlanta in 2000 and graduated from Georgia Tech before earning his dental degree at the University of Detroit-Mercy. Dr. Herpreet Sethi completed her residency at St. Joseph's Hospital in Michigan and has over 15 years of experience. They work alongside three other dentists, giving the practice five in all.
Insurance, Membership & Financing
Every PPO plan is welcome, and our team handles benefit checks and claim filing. Read more on our insurance page. If you are uninsured, the Pure Smiles Club and financing through CareCredit, Cherry or Sunbit keep care within reach.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Pure Smiles Dentistry from Hiram, and how do I get there?
About 10.8 miles separate the office from Ben Hill Strickland Sr. Memorial Park, which works out to roughly 18 minutes of driving. Take GA 92 north, then GA 120 east as Charles Hardy Parkway becomes Dallas Hwy. Patients who want a dentist in Hiram, GA commuters can reach easily will pay no tolls on the way.
How early can I get a cleaning before my commute?
Appointments begin at 7 AM Monday through Friday. A routine cleaning and exam usually fits before a standard workday, especially if you are already driving east on GA 120. If evenings suit you better, we stay open until 7 PM on Mondays and Wednesdays, and one Saturday a month is also available.
Are digital x-rays safer than film x-rays?
Digital x-rays use less radiation than traditional film, which is one reason our office relies on them. The images appear on screen within moments, so your dentist can enlarge an area and walk you through what it shows. Overjet AI software also helps our team review those images for early signs of decay.
Will you file my PPO claim for me?
Yes. We accept all PPO plans, and our team verifies your benefits ahead of treatment and files the claims for you. That means fewer forms and phone calls on your end. Bring your insurance card to the first visit so the staff can confirm your coverage before any work begins.
Will whitening change the color of my crowns or fillings?
No. Whitening products lighten natural enamel, but they do not change the shade of crowns, veneers or tooth-colored fillings. If you have visible restorations on your front teeth, your dentist will plan around them, sometimes whitening first and then matching any new work to the brighter shade. We offer both Zoom and Opalescence whitening.
Schedule Your Visit from Hiram
For a dentist in Hiram, GA commuters can see before work, call 770-415-9022 and ask about a 7 AM slot. Our areas we serve page covers the rest of the region, and the Dentist Marietta, GA home page introduces the whole practice.