We're Accepting New Patients!
(812) 221-2227
We're Accepting New Patients!
(812) 221-2227
Welcome, Bright families! Lawrenceburg Pediatric Dentistry is excited to provide friendly, compassionate dental care for children throughout the Bright community. Our goal is to create positive dental experiences while helping every child build healthy habits and confident smiles.
Families in Bright can turn to Lawrenceburg Pediatric Dentistry for dental care designed specifically around the needs of growing smiles. From first visits and routine preventive care to restorative and emergency treatment, our team focuses on helping children feel comfortable and supported at every appointment.
1500 Flossie Dr Suite A, Greendale, IN 47025
• Bright Meadows Community Park
• Playground at Bright Meadows
• Fitness walking path• Basketball court
• Baseball fields
• Soccer and pee-wee football field
• Shelter houses and picnic areas Bright Meadows Community Park officially includes sports fields, a half-court basketball facility, fitness path, playground, and shelter houses
• Bright Elementary School
• North Dearborn Elementary School
• Sunman-Dearborn Intermediate School
• Sunman-Dearborn Middle School
• East Central High SchoolBright Elementary is part of Sunman-Dearborn Community Schools, and Dearborn County lists the district among the school systems serving the area.
Bright, Indiana is a growing Dearborn County community known for its family-friendly neighborhoods, local schools, and easy access to outdoor recreation. Families enjoy a quieter suburban setting while staying connected to Lawrenceburg, Greendale, and the Greater Cincinnati area. Lawrenceburg Pediatric Dentistry is proud to serve children and families from Bright with gentle, kid-focused dental care close to home. Bright is an unincorporated community and census-designated place in Dearborn County.
The Bright area was settled in the early 1800s, with some of its earliest residents coming from Presbyterian backgrounds. As the community developed, local churches, roads, and farms helped shape its rural identity. Over time, Bright grew into a larger residential community while maintaining its connection to southeastern Indiana’s small-town roots.
