About Our Aubrey Dental Implants Office
We are a dental office in Aubrey built around replacing missing teeth with dental implants, and around doing each step the way clinical standards say it should be done. You see the scan, the plan and the reasons behind it before anything is placed.
Why we work from the scan out
Most of what goes wrong with an implant starts before surgery. A post placed where the bone is too thin, too close to the sinus or near the nerve canal in the lower jaw can loosen or leave the lip numb. That is why our planning begins with a full exam, digital X-rays and, when the case calls for it, a CBCT scan that shows bone height, width and density in three dimensions.
From that scan we write a treatment plan you can read. It names the parts: the titanium post that sits in the bone, the abutment that connects to it, and the crown, bridge or denture on top. It lists each visit, the healing time between them and the cost of every line, so the plan you agree to is the plan we follow.
Not every patient needs an implant, and we will tell you when one is not the right call. Sometimes a root canal saves the natural tooth. Sometimes dentures fit your bone and your budget better. We also handle extractions and wisdom teeth removal, and we make room for patients with broken or painful teeth who need prompt relief.
How we hold ourselves to the standard
Sterile instruments for every patient
Surgical instruments are cleaned and heat sterilized between patients, and implant components arrive sealed and are opened at the chair. Infection at the site is one of the main reasons a post fails to bond with bone, so this step never gets rushed.
Imaging only when it changes the plan
Digital X-rays use far less radiation than old film. We order a CBCT scan when we need to see bone volume or nerve position, not as a routine add-on, and we walk you through what it shows.
Consent in writing before treatment
Before any procedure we go over the risks, the alternatives and what recovery looks like day by day. You sign only after your questions are answered.
Coverage through the healing phase
An implant needs about four months to fuse with the jawbone. If it fails during that 4-month healing phase, we replace it, and the replacement is covered by us rather than added to your bill.
Patients we see around Aubrey
Patients come to our Aubrey office from Providence Village, Paloma Creek, Paloma Creek South, Savannah, Little Elm, Oak Point, Pilot Point, Celina, Frisco and Denton. Implant treatment usually means several visits spread over a few months, so a short drive makes the schedule easier to keep. Some follow-up questions and check-ins can be handled by phone or video, which saves you a trip when a visit is not needed.
- Aubrey
- Providence Village
- Little Elm
- Paloma Creek South
- Savannah
- Oak Point
- Pilot Point
- Paloma Creek
- Frisco
- Denton
- Celina
Start with a focused evaluation
Our $25 Focused Evaluation covers a comprehensive exam, digital X-rays, a CBCT scan if your case needs one, treatment planning and a consultation. If you carry PPO coverage, we accept 15+ major PPO dental insurance plans in-network, and uninsured patients have the option of our in-house Membership Plan. To pay over time, ask about 0% interest financing for up to 24 months; checking for preapproval has no impact on your credit score.