Dental Implants in Flower Mound That Are Planned to Last
We place dental implants, fit dentures, do root canals and handle extractions and wisdom teeth removal. We also help with broken or painful teeth. Every plan starts with saving what you already have, then looks after the new work for the long haul. Patients come to us from Flower Mound, Highland Village and Lewisville.
Dental Care for Missing, Broken and Painful Teeth
Our dentist holds board certification and has spent over 10 years practicing general and implant dentistry. Having both sides matters. We can replace a tooth with dental implants, but if a root canal can keep it, we would rather save it. When a tooth does need to come out, we plan the extraction around what goes in next, so the bone and gums are ready for an implant or dentures.
Dental Implants
Replace a missing or failing tooth with an implant that is planned around your bone and bite, then kept healthy with simple checkups.
Emergency Dentistry
Help for a cracked tooth, a bad toothache or a lost crown, with a fix that is meant to last past this week.
Dentures
Full, partial and implant-supported dentures, plus the relines, repairs and checkups that keep them comfortable for years.
Root Canals
Clear out an infected nerve, stop the pain and keep your own tooth, with a crown to protect it for the long haul.
Extractions
When a tooth can't be saved, we take it out gently and help you plan what fills the gap so nearby teeth and bone stay healthy.
Wisdom Teeth Removal
We check the roots and nerve with a 3D scan, then remove only the wisdom teeth that threaten the molars you plan to keep.
How a Visit Turns Into a Plan
Most care runs through the same few steps. You always leave knowing what comes next.
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Give us a call
Let us know what's bothering you: a gap, a loose denture or a sore tooth. We'll set up an appointment and help you choose which first visit fits.
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Exam and imaging
New patients can start with the $89 New Patient Special, which is a full exam and cleaning. If you're here about implants or a single problem tooth, the $25 Focused Evaluation may suit you better. That visit includes a comprehensive exam, digital X-rays, a CBCT scan if needed, and a consultation where we work out your treatment plan together.
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A written treatment plan
We walk you through what we found, what can stay and what should be replaced. You get it on paper, with costs, insurance coverage and financing laid out.
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Treatment
We schedule the work in the order that heals best, with gentle care and regular check-ins so you stay comfortable.
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Ongoing upkeep
Once treatment is done, you keep coming in for cleanings and checkups. We inspect your implants, crowns and dentures and fix minor wear before it turns into a bigger repair.
What Moves the Price of Your Treatment
No two mouths need the same plan, even when the gap looks the same from the outside. What we see on the X-rays, and how many steps it takes to build something that holds up, sets the price. Here is what usually makes the difference.
We give you numbers after an exam and X-rays, never a guess over the phone. Every step is listed with its own cost, so you can choose what to do now and what can wait.
- Bone where the tooth used to be
- An implant needs firm bone to anchor into. Once a tooth has been missing for a while, the jaw at that spot tends to shrink. We can rebuild it with a bone graft, but that adds a step and extra healing time.
- The number of teeth involved
- A single implant with a crown is a smaller project than a bridge or a full arch. Partials, full dentures and implant-supported dentures each carry their own price.
- Problems in neighboring teeth
- Decay or infection next to the gap has to be handled first. Putting new work beside a tooth that is still failing sets it up to fail too.
- Lab work and materials
- Each crown, bridge or denture is made to fit your bite. The material you pick changes the cost and how well the piece holds up to daily chewing.
- Your PPO benefits
- Plans cover implants, root canals and dentures very differently. We check your benefits and lay out what insurance pays and what you pay before you agree to anything.
A Dental Office Focused on the Long Run
We started this practice around a simple idea. Dental work should last, and lasting comes from care after the treatment is done. A well-placed implant that gets checked and cleaned can serve you for many years. A denture that gets relined when your gums change stays comfortable.
Most of our patients come to us with something already wrong: a missing tooth, a cracked one, a denture that slips. We fix that first. Then we keep seeing you, so the fix stays fixed. If you have been putting off care because of cost or nerves, call and talk it through. We will tell you plainly what we see and what your choices are.
- In business
- Over 10 years of experience in general and implant dentistry
- Certifications
- Board-certified
Patients From Flower Mound and the Towns Around It
We work out of Flower Mound, TX, and plenty of our patients can get here in a few minutes. Families drive over from Highland Village, Double Oak, Lantana, Argyle and Trophy Club. Others make the trip from Lewisville, Grapevine, Coppell, Keller and Southlake.
- Flower Mound
- Double Oak
- Highland Village
- Trophy Club
- Lantana
- Argyle
- Lewisville
- Grapevine
- Keller
- Coppell
- Southlake
Implant care is spread across several visits over a few months, so a nearby office makes follow-ups easier to keep. If you'd like to talk things through before coming in, we can start by phone or video.
Why Patients Stay With Us After Treatment
An implant or denture isn't done the day it's placed. Most of what keeps it working happens in the years after, at your cleanings and checkups.
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One dentist for saving and replacing
Our dentist is board-certified, with over 10 years of experience in general and implant dentistry. So the same office can save a tooth, remove it or replace it, and you don't get passed around.
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Save first, replace second
When a root canal and crown can keep a cracked or infected tooth, we say so. Keeping your own tooth is usually the better deal. We recommend an implant only when it will serve you better over time.
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Upkeep built into the plan
Implants don't get cavities, but the gums and bone around them can become infected. We check that tissue at every cleaning and adjust dentures as your mouth changes, so small issues get caught early.
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Clear numbers on cost
You get a written treatment plan with every step listed before work begins. Our office is in-network with 15+ major PPO plans, so we can tell you up front about what your coverage should pay.
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Options without insurance
Our in-house Membership Plan covers routine visits for uninsured patients. Larger treatment can be paid off over up to 24 months at 0% interest, and checking for preapproval has no credit score impact.
Questions Patients Ask Us
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How long do dental implants last?
The post set in the bone is meant to stay there for a very long time. The crown on top takes the same wear a natural tooth does and may need replacing down the road. How you care for it matters most: brush daily, floss around the implant and keep up with cleanings so we can check the gum and bone.
Do you take my dental insurance?
Our office is in-network with 15+ major PPO plans. Give us your plan details on the call and we'll check your benefits before you come in. Your written treatment plan shows the expected insurance payment beside the part you cover.
I don't have insurance. Can I still afford care?
Yes, there are ways to make it work. Our in-house Membership Plan covers routine care for uninsured patients. Bigger treatment can be split into payments over up to 24 months with 0% interest. Seeing whether you qualify won't affect your credit score.
How often should I come in after I get an implant?
Regular cleanings and checkups keep most implants healthy, and we set the timing based on how your gums look. Each visit, we check the tissue around the implant, look at your bite and clean the places a toothbrush misses. Spotting gum irritation early protects the bone that holds the implant.
Should I get an implant or a denture?
It depends on how many teeth you're missing, how much bone you have, your overall health and your budget. Implants don't move and help keep the jaw from shrinking. Dentures cost less at the start and serve many people well. We go over both at your evaluation so you can decide.
Can you save my tooth instead of pulling it?
In many cases, yes. A root canal and a crown can keep a cracked or infected tooth in use for years. If the root is split or the tooth can't be saved, we'll tell you straight, explain the extraction and plan the replacement.
I have a tooth that really hurts. What should I do?
Give us a call and describe what's going on. We'll set up an appointment, take X-rays and track down the cause. Then we ease the pain and talk about a repair that lasts.
Will treatment hurt?
We make sure the area is fully numb and keep checking in while we work. Most patients feel pressure, not pain. You leave with simple aftercare instructions to help you heal well.
Start With an Exam and a Plain Answer
Tell us what is bothering you and we will set up a visit. You leave with a clear picture of your teeth and a written plan for keeping them working.