Dental Implants in Double Oak, With Every Choice Explained
We place dental implants and build the teeth that go on them. We also handle dentures, root canals, extractions and wisdom teeth removal. Before any work starts, we show you the material choices, what each one costs you and how each holds up. Patients come to us from Double Oak, Flower Mound and Highland Village.
- Written treatment plans
- Membership plan if uninsured
- Works with 15+ PPO plans
- Interest-free financing
How Treatment Runs, Start to Finish
It starts with a phone call. Here is what happens after that.
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Call and pick a visit
Call us to set up the $89 new patient special for a full exam and cleaning, or the $25 focused evaluation if you have one problem tooth or a missing tooth in mind.
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Exam and scans
The focused evaluation includes a comprehensive exam, digital X-rays and a CBCT scan if needed. The scan gives us a 3D look at your bone, nerves and sinus.
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Your written plan
We sit down with you and go over each choice and what it costs. You take the plan with you and think it over. There is no pressure to book that day.
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Treatment and healing
For an implant, we numb the area and place the post. The bone then grows around it over a few months. You can wear a temporary tooth in most cases so there is no gap while you heal.
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Final tooth and follow-up
Once the implant is solid, we fit your crown, bridge or denture and check your bite. We see you again to make sure everything feels right.
What We Do for Missing, Broken and Painful Teeth
Most of our work is about replacing teeth or saving them. We place dental implants, fit full and partial dentures, and do root canals when a tooth can still be kept. When it can't, we handle extractions and wisdom teeth removal, and we plan what goes in the gap before the tooth comes out. We also see patients with a toothache or a cracked tooth who need help soon.
Dental Implants
Replace one tooth or several with an implant post and crown, and learn which post and crown materials fit your bite before any work starts.
Emergency Dentistry
Cracked teeth, lost crowns and infected teeth get relief first, then a clear plan for the permanent fix and the material it's made of.
Dentures
Full, partial and implant-supported dentures, with acrylic, metal, nylon and porcelain options laid out plainly before you choose.
Root Canals
Clean out an infected or inflamed tooth, seal it and protect it with a crown, so you keep the tooth instead of losing it.
Extractions
When a tooth can't be saved, we remove it gently and help you choose what goes in the space next, from an implant to a partial.
Wisdom Teeth Removal
We check how your wisdom teeth sit, tell you plainly if they need to come out, and remove them with gentle care and clear aftercare steps.
What Moves the Cost of Your Treatment
Two people missing the same tooth can get very different quotes. The price comes from what is under the gum and what you choose to put on top. We go over each of these at your evaluation so the number makes sense before you agree to it.
Your estimate comes after we examine you and look at your scans. It is written, line by line, and we check your PPO benefits so you know your share before we start.
- How many teeth
- One implant with one crown is a different job than a full arch. For several missing teeth, a bridge on two implants can cost less than an implant for each tooth.
- Bone and gum health
- An implant needs enough bone to hold it. If a tooth has been gone a while, the bone may have shrunk and need a graft first. A CBCT scan shows this clearly.
- Implant material
- Titanium is the long-standing choice and bonds well with bone. Zirconia is metal-free and tooth-colored, which some patients prefer, but it has fewer part choices.
- What goes on top
- Zirconia, porcelain and porcelain fused to metal each carry a different lab cost. For dentures, acrylic is more affordable, while implant-supported dentures cost more but stay put when you eat.
- Work needed first
- An extraction, a root canal on a nearby tooth or treating gum disease may need to come before an implant. We list these as separate lines so you see each one.
Why Patients Choose Us
We do not push one answer. We lay out the choices, the trade-offs and the cost, and you pick.
- Board-certified care
- Our dentist is Board-certified. That matters most on implant work, where placement and planning decide how long the tooth lasts.
- Over 10 years in the chair
- We bring over 10 years of experience in general and implant dentistry. That means we have seen how titanium, zirconia, porcelain and acrylic hold up years after the work is done, not just on day one.
- Materials on the table
- You will see samples and plain notes on each one. A zirconia crown is very strong and resists chipping. Porcelain fused to metal costs less but can show a gray line at the gum over time. We tell you which one fits your bite.
- A plan you can read
- Your treatment plan lists each step and each cost in writing. If something can wait, we say so. If a cheaper route will do the job, we say that too.
- Ways to pay that work
- Our office is in-network with 15+ major PPO plans. No coverage? Our in-house membership plan was made for that. You can also pay over a stretch of up to 24 months at 0% interest, and seeing if you qualify leaves your credit score alone.
Patients We See Around Double Oak
Our office serves Double Oak and the towns around it. Patients drive in from Flower Mound, Highland Village, Lantana, Argyle and Hickory Creek. We also see people from Lewisville, Corinth, Grapevine, Coppell and Southlake.
- Double Oak
- Flower Mound
- Highland Village
- Lantana
- Hickory Creek
- Argyle
- Lewisville
- Grapevine
- Coppell
- Southlake
- Corinth
First questions, like what your plan covers or what a visit involves, can often be sorted out on a phone or video call. Exams, extractions and implant work all take place in our office.
About Our Practice
We are a dental office focused on implants and the work around them. Many of our patients have put off care for years because they were worried about cost, pain or being sold more than they need. We hear that a lot, and we built how we work around it.
We take time to explain things. You will hear why a tooth can be saved or why it can't, what each material does well and where it falls short, and what your insurance is likely to pay. Then you decide. Gentle care and straight answers go a long way, and our patients tell their friends and family.
- In business
- Over 10 years of experience in general and implant dentistry
- Certifications
- Board-certified
Questions Patients Ask Us
- How much do dental implants cost?
- It depends on how many teeth you are replacing, whether you need a bone graft first and which crown you pick. We do not quote a number before we see your scans, because a guess helps no one. The $25 focused evaluation gets you the scans and a written plan with real numbers on it.
- Should I get a titanium or zirconia implant?
- Titanium has the longest track record and works for most patients. Zirconia is white and metal-free, which helps if you have thin gums or want to avoid metal. It has fewer part choices, so it is not right for every case. We will tell you which one makes sense for your mouth.
- Will my PPO plan work at your office?
- Good chance it will. Our office is part of the network for 15+ major PPO dental insurance plans. Give us your plan name when you call and we will look it up. Many PPO plans pay part of an implant, crown or denture, and we show you your share before treatment.
- What if I don't have insurance?
- Our in-house membership plan was set up for patients without coverage. You can also spread the cost of treatment over as long as 24 months with no interest. Finding out whether you are preapproved does not touch your credit score.
- Does getting an implant hurt?
- We numb the area fully before we start, so most patients feel pressure, not pain. Expect some soreness for a few days after. Most people manage it with over-the-counter pain relievers.
- Can I come in for just one bad tooth?
- Yes. That is what the $25 focused evaluation is for. We look closely at the tooth and the bone around it, take digital X-rays and add a 3D CBCT scan when the case calls for one. Then we map out a treatment plan and talk it over with you. You leave knowing whether the tooth can be saved or should come out.
- Are implants better than dentures?
- Not always. Implants stay put and help keep the jawbone from shrinking, but they cost more. Acrylic dentures cost less and can be made faster. Dentures held in by two to four implants are a middle path many patients like. We can walk you through all three.
- Is there a warranty on crowns and bridges?
- Yes. Crowns and bridges come with a 5-year warranty. We go over what it covers when we review your treatment plan, so you know where you stand before any work starts.
Ready to Talk About Your Teeth?
New patients can start with a full exam and cleaning for $89. If you have one tooth on your mind, the $25 focused evaluation gets you scans and a written plan.