Convenient Access from Sunbury
Sunbury and Delaware, Ohio, share one straight road, so anyone choosing a dentist in Sunbury, OH can reach Pure Smiles in about 20 minutes. That road ends up as William Street, and our office sits along it on the west side of Delaware. Dr. Vicki treats toddlers, teens, parents and grandparents in the same office. We see patients Monday through Thursday, 8 AM to 5 PM.
From the Community Library at 44 Burrer Dr, turn onto Cherry Street (SR 37) and head west past the historic square. Cherry Street becomes the combined US 36/SR 37, which crosses open country for close to 9 miles before entering Delaware as Sunbury Road. Stay on William Street straight through downtown; west of downtown, William Street carries US 36 alone. Plan on about 13 miles in all, with rush hour adding a few minutes.
The office is at 833 W William St, Delaware, OH 43015, close to Applegate Lane and a short way from OhioHealth Grady Memorial Hospital. Tap our Google Maps listing for turn-by-turn directions. Patients from Berlin Township and Kilbourne use parts of the same corridor on their way in.
A Stagecoach Town That Became a Busy Young City
Sunbury grew up where the Old Walhonding Trail crossed the Delaware-Newark Pike, and stagecoach traffic gave it an early start. Lawrence Myers built an inn where two coach routes met, and that building now houses the Myers Inn Museum of the Big Walnut Area Historical Society. Town Hall, built in 1868, still anchors a New England-style square at the heart of a walkable historic district. The Ohio Fallen Heroes Memorial adds a newer place of reflection for the whole state.
The modern story moves faster. After years of steady growth, the former village officially became a city in October 2021. Subdivisions such as Ravines at Meadow Ridge, Eagle Creek, Kintner Crossing, Magnolia Park and Price Ponds keep bringing new households to town. Many of those families arrive needing a new dentist, often while unpacking boxes and enrolling kids in school.
That moment is a good time to set up care that will last. Pure Smiles treats every age in one office, so parents do not juggle a pediatric office and an adult office on opposite sides of the county. A single call can book the whole household. Records from a previous dentist can be sent over ahead of time to keep the first visit focused.
Local industry adds its own rhythm to the week. Hitachi Astemo and Ohashi Technica both make automotive parts for Honda here, and the City of Sunbury website lists more about local business and services. Early appointments at 8 AM let some parents finish a cleaning before heading to work.
Healthy Habits for Big Walnut Students and Busy Parents
Big Walnut Local Schools serves Sunbury and neighboring Galena, plus parts of Porter, Kingston, Trenton, Harlem, Genoa and Berkshire townships. With so many children in town, the dental questions we hear most involve new molars, crowding and the first cavity. Six-month visits let us track each child's bite as baby teeth give way to permanent ones. Parents leave with practical tips on brushing, snacks and bedtime routines.
Early decay does not always need a drill. Our office offers Curodont™, a treatment that helps repair early enamel lesions without drilling, and our advanced dental technology page explains how it works. For a nervous seven-year-old, any chance to skip the drill feels like a win.
A child's first visit sets the tone for years. We keep it short and low-key: a ride in the chair, a gentle count of the teeth, and a quick polish if the child is comfortable. Parents stay close by, and we share what we noticed in plain words before you head home. Kids who start this way tend to walk in calmly at the next checkup.
Teens bring their own concerns, usually about straight teeth and photos. Clear aligners appeal to middle and high schoolers who would rather not wear brackets through years of class pictures. Dr. Vicki's training in clear aligner orthodontics means progress checks happen right here, not at a separate specialist office.
Parents deserve attention too. Years of putting the kids first can leave chipped edges, stained teeth or an old crown that no longer matches. A comprehensive smile exam looks at your whole smile and maps out options at a pace your budget allows.
Older Sunbury residents are part of the picture as well. Worn crowns, missing teeth and older bridges are common at that stage of life. Crowns, bridges and dentures restore chewing comfort, and a thorough exam sorts out which work is urgent and which can wait.
Adults with tender or bleeding gums have a dedicated option as well. Our Perio Care Plan is built for patients who need closer gum care between regular checkups. Getting gums back on track early protects the teeth they support.
Family Services from a Dentist in Sunbury, OH Residents Can Reach on US 36
Invisalign
Removable aligners straighten teeth without wires, which suits Big Walnut athletes and musicians. Trays come out for meals, and check-ins fit into a brief visit.
General Dentistry
Checkups, cleanings and digital x-rays keep growing families on schedule. New residents can transfer records and set up the whole household's recall visits at once.
Cosmetic Dentistry
Cosmetic treatment helps parents feel confident at school events and family photos. Each plan starts with a frank conversation about what you want to change.
Restorative Dentistry
Fillings, crowns and bridges repair teeth damaged by decay, grinding or a fall on the playground. Restorations are shaped to match your bite and blend with nearby teeth.
Meet Your Delaware Dentist
Patients know Dr. Victoria Soungpradith as Dr. Vicki, a graduate of The Ohio State University College of Dentistry. Her exams are thorough, and she presents more than one treatment path whenever a case allows it. Pediatric dentistry is part of her background, which matters in a town filled with young families.
Insurance & Financing
We are a preferred provider with Delta Dental and Anthem, and we file the claims on your behalf. Cash, checks, Visa, Mastercard and Discover are all accepted. Families who want to split a larger plan into payments can apply through Cherry or Sunbit.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Pure Smiles from Sunbury, and how do I get there?
The Community Library on Burrer Drive is about 13 miles from Pure Smiles, roughly 20 minutes by car. Follow Cherry Street (SR 37) west to the combined US 36/SR 37, then stay on William Street through downtown Delaware. For anyone weighing a dentist in Sunbury, OH against the drive, it is a single straight corridor with almost no turns.
How do Sunbury newcomers move their dental records to Pure Smiles?
Families settling in eastern Delaware County can sign a records release at the first visit, and the front desk requests x-rays, charts and treatment notes from your previous dentist. Having those files avoids repeating recent x-rays and helps Dr. Vicki pick up any treatment already in progress. Bring your insurance card and a list of current medications to that first appointment, too.
How can Sunbury and Galena families keep sports drinks from causing cavities?
Offer water during practices and save sports drinks for long, hard workouts. Sipping sugary or acidic drinks for hours bathes teeth in acid, which weakens enamel. Rinsing with water afterward and brushing at bedtime help, and six-month checkups let Dr. Vicki catch early soft spots while gentler treatment is still possible.
Is Curodont an option for a child's early cavity?
Often, yes: Curodont helps repair early decay without drilling, and Dr. Vicki uses it on lesions caught at the right stage. A deeper cavity still needs a traditional filling. Regular six-month exams improve the odds of finding trouble while gentler treatment is still possible, which is one more reason to keep checkups on the calendar.
Do you take Delta Dental for families new to the area?
Yes, Pure Smiles is a preferred provider with Delta Dental, along with Anthem, DHA, UnitedHealthcare and MetLife. Our front desk files the paperwork, so new arrivals can start care right after the move. Families without coverage can explore the Healthy Smiles Plan or financing through Cherry, CareCredit or Sunbit.
Schedule Your Visit from Sunbury
Settling on a dentist in Sunbury, OH families trust is easier when the drive is one road and twenty minutes. Call 740-524-7421 and our front desk will find a time for each person on your list. Learn about other nearby communities on our service area hub, or read more about our Dentist Delaware, OH practice.