Park Hills Dentistry is a dental practice on Custer Drive just off Man O' War Boulevard in Lexington, offering general dentistry alongside more specific care most patients eventually need. The office serves patients across the Man O' War corridor on the city's southeast side, an area with a steady mix of families and commuting professionals. Beyond routine exams and cleanings, many patients eventually need a cavity filled, a tooth extracted, or help with recurring jaw pain or headaches, which is why broader in-house care beyond a basic cleaning matters over the life of a dental relationship.
Park Hills Dentistry pairs general dentistry with dental implants, crowns, bridges, root canals, and clear aligner orthodontics, plus fillings and bonding for smaller repairs. In-house treatment for TMD and jaw-related headaches is the more distinctive piece of what this practice offers, since patients dealing with jaw clicking, soreness, or recurring headaches often don't realize a dentist can evaluate and treat the underlying joint problem rather than just the teeth. Sedation dentistry, including nitrous oxide, is available for patients who find dental work stressful, and tooth extractions are handled on-site rather than referred to a separate oral surgeon for routine cases.
If you've been treating recurring headaches or a sore jaw as something separate from your dental care, having TMD evaluation available at your regular dentist means one fewer specialist to track down.
TMD treatment cost depends on whether it involves a night guard, adjustments, or further imaging, so ask for a written estimate before moving past an initial evaluation. The same is true for implants and orthodontic treatment, where cost scales with how many teeth or how much movement is involved. Dental insurance coverage for TMD treatment varies by plan and sometimes falls under medical rather than dental benefits, so it's worth confirming with the front desk what your specific plan covers before starting. For patients along the Man O' War corridor and greater southeast Lexington, having jaw-pain treatment folded into a regular dental visit means fewer referrals and less time spent explaining the same symptoms twice.
