Convenient Access from Trinity
Jonathan Hunt DDS welcomes Trinity families who want a dentist in Trinity, NC without a long haul: the office is about 14 minutes north in downtown High Point. Dr. Jonathan Hunt provides cleanings, extractions, implants and sedation options in a single practice. The drive stays on local roads the whole way, which keeps it simple for parents and older drivers alike.
Begin at Trinity City Hall, 5978 NC Highway 62, and follow NC 62 north-east toward Archdale. At Archdale Road, turn north and keep going until it carries you onto South Main Street in High Point. South Main runs north-west toward downtown; just before the center, a short turn onto West Green Drive leads to South Lindsay Street.
Lindsay then takes you north-west to the office, completing a trip of about 7.1 miles and roughly 14 minutes. The morning rush can stretch that a bit. We are at 404 Lindsay St B, High Point, NC 27262, between Gatewood Avenue and Westwood Avenue, close to High Point Central High School and across from Truist Point Stadium. Pull up the route on Google Maps before you leave.
Patients from Archdale, which sits along the way, and from Glenola follow much of the same road north.
Caring for Trinity Households, One Family at a Time
Trinity grew up around a school. Brown's Schoolhouse, organized by Methodists and Quakers in 1838, took the name Trinity College in 1859 and moved to Durham in 1892, where it later became Duke University. A state highway marker at NC 62 and Braxton Craven Road notes where the campus stood. The city itself was incorporated in 1869.
Today Trinity is a Randolph County city of roughly 7,000 people, part of the Greensboro and High Point metro area. Trinity High School and Wheatmore High School both serve local students, and Trinity Elementary sits on Braxton Craven Road. School schedules shape a lot of family calendars here.
That is where a practice that sees patients of all ages earns its keep. Instead of juggling separate offices for parents and kids, a Trinity household can keep everyone with one dentist. Back-to-back appointments let the family make one 14-minute trip and get every checkup done together.
The drive is easy to fit around a school run. With an 8:00 AM start Monday through Thursday, a parent can finish an early cleaning and be back down NC 62 well before lunch. The office stays open until 4:30 PM Monday through Wednesday and closes at 2:00 PM on Thursday.
Dental Questions Trinity Patients Bring to the Chair
Family visits tend to raise a familiar set of questions. Parents want to know whether a child's crowded teeth will sort themselves out, teens want whiter smiles, and grandparents ask about replacing a tooth that has been missing for years. A single dentist who sees all of them can connect those dots across the household.
For children, the first goal is comfort and routine. Regular cleanings, exams and x-rays catch cavities between teeth that brushing misses. They also give kids a chance to get used to the chair long before they ever need a filling.
Older adults face different risks. Many common medications dry the mouth, which raises the chance of cavities along the gumline. Sharing your full medication list at each visit lets Dr. Hunt watch for those changes early.
Not everyone looks forward to a dental visit. For patients who feel real anxiety, oral conscious sedation is available: you take a pill before the appointment, remain awake and responsive, and have someone drive you home. The guide on how to prepare for a sedation appointment covers what to arrange the day before.
Extractions are another common worry. Dr. Hunt removes teeth in the office using local anesthesia, with nitrous oxide available for extra comfort. If an implant is planned for later, bone grafting can help preserve the site, and Dr. Hunt performs grafts in the office too.
New patients without insurance, and without periodontal (gum) disease, can start with the $159 cleaning, exam and x-ray. It includes a full cleaning, an oral health exam and all standard x-rays, giving each family member a clear starting point.
Dental Services for Families Seeking a Dentist in Trinity, NC
General Dentistry
Exams, cleanings, x-rays and fillings for patients of all ages. Parents can schedule the whole family on one morning. Steady preventive care keeps small cavities from turning into bigger repairs.
Oral Conscious Sedation
A prescribed pill taken before your visit helps you relax while staying awake and responsive. You will need a driver for the trip home. It is a practical option for anxious adults or longer appointments.
Tooth Extractions
When a tooth is too damaged to save, Dr. Hunt removes it in the office. Local anesthesia numbs the area and nitrous oxide is available.
Bone Grafting
Bone can shrink after a tooth is lost. A graft rebuilds or preserves that bone so an implant has a solid base. CBCT 3D imaging shows how much support is there.
Dental Implants
Implants replace missing teeth with a post and crown that stay fixed in place. Dr. Hunt places them in the office. New patients can book a complimentary implant consultation first.
Meet Dr. Jonathan Hunt
In December 2019, Dr. Jonathan Hunt bought his own practice with a clear goal: building lasting relationships with patients and the community. He earned his degree from the UNC-Chapel Hill School of Dentistry. Away from work, he loves to travel.
Insurance & Financing
The practice participates with MetLife, United Healthcare and Guardian, among several other plans. If your carrier is out of network, the team will still file the claim for you. Sunbit lets you pay over 3, 6 or 12 months after a soft credit check, and cash, checks and most major credit cards are accepted.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Jonathan Hunt DDS from Trinity, and how do I get there?
Trinity City Hall is 7.1 miles from the office, about a 14-minute drive. Follow NC 62 north-east, Archdale Road north, then South Main Street, West Green Drive and South Lindsay Street. Families searching for a dentist in Trinity, NC can make the whole trip on local roads, with no interstate driving at all.
How often should I get a dental cleaning?
Most patients should come in every six months. Regular exams and professional cleanings remove the plaque and tartar that brushing and flossing miss, and they let Dr. Hunt spot decay, wear or gum problems early. Patients with gum disease may need visits more often. Appointments start at 8:00 AM Monday through Thursday, which makes routine visits easier to keep.
Will I be asleep during oral conscious sedation?
No. With oral conscious sedation you take a prescribed pill before the visit and stay awake and responsive throughout. Most people feel calm and relaxed rather than unconscious. Because the medication affects alertness, you must have a driver take you home afterward, so plan that ride when you book the appointment.
What happens if I need a tooth pulled?
Dr. Hunt removes it in the office. Local anesthesia numbs the area, and nitrous oxide is available if you want extra help relaxing. If you may want an implant later, he can talk with you about bone grafting to help preserve the site and walk through your replacement options.
What can I do about dry mouth from my medications?
Several simple habits help. Sip water through the day, limit sugary snacks and drinks, and brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste. Many common medications reduce saliva, which normally rinses teeth, so bring a full medication list to each visit. Dr. Hunt can then watch for cavities along the gumline, which tend to appear first when the mouth stays dry.
Schedule Your Visit from Trinity
Families searching for a dentist in Trinity, NC can reach Dr. Hunt in about 14 minutes on local roads. Call 336-344-9288 to set up appointments with Dr. Hunt. You will find every community we serve on our areas we serve page, along with our Dentist High Point, NC homepage.