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Celebrating Art, Community & the Talented Artists of Art on the Square

 At LADD Dental Group, we believe that being part of a community means more than simply providing excellent dental care. It means building relationships, supporting local organizations, celebrating local talent, and creating spaces where people feel welcomed and connected.

That is why we are so grateful for our friends, like Nancy Derheimer, at Art on the Square in Greensburg, Indiana, and for the incredibly talented artists who have allowed us to display their beautiful work at our LADD Dental Group of Rushville locations.

We are especially excited to currently showcase the work of Sue Martin and Melissa Robbins. Their artwork brings color, creativity, personality, and inspiration into our dental office and gives our patients something beautiful to enjoy while they are visiting us.

We believe there is something special about surrounding ourselves with creativity. Art has a way of creating conversation, sparking emotion, and making a space feel more like a community than simply a place of business. For our team, it is another small way we can make the dental experience more personal and inviting for the families we are fortunate enough to serve.

Most importantly, we love supporting talented local artists and organizations like Art on the Square that help make our communities such vibrant places to live. Their dedication to creativity and the arts is something worth celebrating.

To Sue Martin and Melissa Robbins, thank you for sharing your talents with us and allowing our patients and team members to enjoy your beautiful work. And to everyone at Art on the Square, thank you for helping connect local artists with local businesses and communities.

At LADD Dental Group, we often say “family serving families.” Supporting local artists is one more way we can live out that philosophy.

We are incredibly grateful to be part of the Rushville community and to have the opportunity to showcase such wonderful local talent. 



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