Dentist Serving Lone Oak, KY | Dentist in Paducah, KY

Smile Station Dental Care serves residents of Lone Oak, Kentucky, from its office at 5504 Reidland Road in Paducah. Located approximately 15 minutes east of the Lone Oak community via U.S. 62, the practice provides comprehensive dental services from this single McCracken County location. There is no satellite office in Lone Oak — all examinations and treatment take place at the Reidland Road address in Paducah.

Why Lone Oak Families Seek Dental Care in Paducah

Lone Oak is one of McCracken County’s most established residential communities, situated just south of Paducah along U.S. 45 (Lone Oak Road). The community takes its name from a solitary oak tree that once served as a landmark for early settlers — a piece of local history that longtime residents still reference. Today, Lone Oak is defined by its family-oriented neighborhoods, strong school presence, and convenient access to both Paducah’s city center and the I-24 corridor.

Residents traveling from the Lone Oak Road corridor to the Reidland Road dental office follow a straightforward route. From the Lone Oak Elementary and Lone Oak Middle School area on Cumberland Avenue and Bleich Road, drivers take U.S. 45 south to the junction with U.S. 62 (Alben Barkley Drive) near the Whitehaven Welcome Center — the beautifully restored 1860s Classical Revival mansion at I-24 Exit 7 that houses memorabilia of Paducah native and former Vice President Alben Barkley. From there, U.S. 62 heads east through the Woodlawn-Oakdale area, past the I-24 interchange at Exit 11, and continues into the Reidland community where the dental office is located.

The practice offers a full scope of dental services, eliminating the need for Lone Oak families to coordinate care across multiple providers or locations. Routine preventive care, cosmetic dentistry, dental implants, dentures, and emergency treatment are all managed on-site by the same clinical team. For families with members of varying ages and dental needs, this consolidation simplifies scheduling and reduces the number of separate trips across town.

Lone Oak households near Rolling Hills Country Club, the neighborhoods off Husband Road, and the residential streets around Lone Oak Intermediate School on John E. Robinson Drive are all within a comfortable drive. Families in the Hendron-Lone Oak area near Marshall Avenue are even closer, with access via U.S. 62 taking approximately 12 minutes.

The Lone Oak community supports its own commercial corridor along Lone Oak Road, with restaurants, retail, and professional offices lining the route. But for comprehensive dental services — particularly implant placement, cosmetic smile makeovers, and sedation options for anxious patients — residents have historically looked toward Paducah’s broader healthcare network. The Reidland Road office serves this need from a location accessible via familiar, well-traveled county roads.

Dental Services Available to Lone Oak Patients

Lone Oak and the Surrounding Geography

Lone Oak occupies a suburban corridor along U.S. 45 in southwestern McCracken County, straddling the boundary between Paducah’s residential expansion and the quieter rural landscape that stretches toward Graves County to the south. The community is home to four public schools in the McCracken County School District — Lone Oak Elementary on Cumberland Avenue, Lone Oak Intermediate on John E. Robinson Drive, Lone Oak Middle on Bleich Road, and students at the high school level attend McCracken County High School on U.S. 60 West.

The Whitehaven Welcome Center at I-24 Exit 7 marks the northern gateway to the Lone Oak area. From there, Lone Oak Road extends south past Independence Park at the corner of Lone Oak Road and Alben Barkley Drive, through the commercial corridor with its mix of restaurants and small businesses, and into the more residential stretches near Rolling Hills Country Club with its golf course, tennis courts, and Olympic-sized swimming pool.

The Hendron-Lone Oak area, anchored by Hendron-Lone Oak Elementary School on Marshall Avenue, represents the eastern edge of the Lone Oak community where it transitions toward the Woodlawn neighborhood and the Clarks River Road corridor. South of the main Lone Oak neighborhood, the landscape opens into agricultural land dotted with distinctive local businesses — Four Rivers Sport Horse Center, a full-service equestrian facility, and Wurth Farms, known for its strawberries in summer and pumpkin selection each fall. Purple Toad Winery, Kentucky’s largest winery, sits just minutes from Highway 45 and draws visitors year-round.

Community Christian Academy, a private non-denominational institution, provides an additional educational option alongside the public school system. The neighborhood’s tree-lined residential streets, proximity to Stuart Nelson Park’s greenway trail access and disc golf course, and easy interstate connectivity make Lone Oak one of McCracken County’s most sought-after addresses for families.

Getting to the Office from Lone Oak

From Lone Oak, take U.S. 45 (Lone Oak Road) south to the junction with U.S. 62 (Alben Barkley Drive) near the Whitehaven Welcome Center at I-24 Exit 7. Turn left (east) onto U.S. 62 and follow it through the Woodlawn-Oakdale area, past the John L. Puryear Drive interchange at I-24 Exit 11, and continue east toward Reidland. The office at 5504 Reidland Road is on the right-hand side, approximately one mile past the I-24 Exit 16 overpass. Total drive time is approximately 15 minutes under normal traffic conditions. Alternatively, take I-24 East from Exit 7 to Exit 16, then turn north on U.S. 68 — the office is less than one mile ahead.

Smile Station Dental Care — Paducah, Kentucky