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Double Oak · Flower Mound · Highland Village · Lantana

(940) 283-0407
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Double Oak, TX(940) 283-0407

Dental Implants in Double Oak, Planned From a Careful Exam

We replace missing teeth with dental implants and dentures, and we treat broken or painful teeth with root canals, extractions and wisdom teeth removal. Every visit starts with an exam and digital X-rays, and we show you what we found before we suggest anything. Patients reach us from Flower Mound and Highland Village.

  • Exam before any plan
  • 5-year crown and bridge warranty
  • In-network with 15+ PPO plans
  • 0% interest financing available
Masked dentist in navy scrubs talks with a gray-haired patient in the dental chair as an assistant readies an instrument tray, with X-rays shown on a monitor

A Dental Office Built Around the Exam

At Double Oak Dental Implants, we believe people with missing or painful teeth deserve a straight answer before anyone asks them to commit to treatment. Many of our patients have put off care for a long time because they worried about being oversold or getting a bill they did not expect. We take that worry seriously.

That is why the first visit gets real time. For $25, the focused evaluation gives you a consultation and treatment planning based on a comprehensive exam, digital X-rays and, if needed, a CBCT scan. New patients who mostly need a checkup can choose the $89 new patient special instead, which includes a full exam and cleaning.

Paying for care should not be the thing that stops you. We work with PPO benefits, offer an in-house membership plan for patients without insurance, and have monthly financing for larger treatment.

Warranty
5-year warranty on crowns and bridges

Dental Care for Missing, Broken and Painful Teeth

Most patients come to us because a tooth is gone, cracked or aching, and they want to know their real options. We place dental implants, fit dentures, and handle root canals, extractions, wisdom teeth removal and urgent tooth pain. The crowns and bridges we place are backed by a 5-year warranty on crowns and bridges, so the visible part of your new smile is covered after you leave our chair.

  • Dentist in dark scrubs points to a panoramic X-ray on a monitor while a patient in the dental chair looks on, with an implant crown image on a wall screen

    Dental Implants

    A titanium post and custom crown that replace a missing tooth, planned only after an exam and 3D scan show your bone can support it.

  • Dental clinician in black scrubs examining a reclined patient's front teeth with an intraoral camera while an X-ray of the front teeth shows on a chairside monitor

    Emergency Dentistry

    Broken tooth, swelling or a toothache that will not quit? We find the cause first, explain it plainly and get you comfortable.

  • Dentures

    Full, partial and implant-supported dentures, planned from a careful exam of your gums and bone so they fit well and let you eat and smile with confidence.

  • Root Canals

    Save a painful or infected tooth with a gentle root canal, planned from clear X-rays and an honest look at whether the tooth is worth keeping.

  • Extractions

    Gentle removal of cracked, decayed or loose teeth, after an exam and X-rays that show whether the tooth can be saved first.

  • Wisdom Teeth Removal

    We image your wisdom teeth first, tell you plainly whether they need to come out, and remove them gently with local numbing when they do.

What Moves the Price of Your Care

No two mouths need quite the same work, even when the gap looks identical from the outside. Your price comes from what the exam and imaging actually show, so we hold off on numbers until we have looked. These are the factors that tend to matter most.

Once your exam is done, you receive a written treatment plan that lists each step with its cost and the amount your insurance is expected to pay. The decision about what to do, and when, stays with you.

How many teeth are involved
Replacing one tooth with a single implant is a very different plan from restoring a full arch. For some patients, a few implants holding a denture in place works better than one implant for every missing tooth.
Bone and gum health
An implant needs healthy jawbone to anchor into. When a tooth has been missing for a while, the bone in that spot often shrinks, and a graft with time to heal may come before the implant itself.
Work needed first
Gum disease, decay on neighboring teeth or a failing tooth that has to come out are treated before the main work begins. Taking care of them first keeps the final result stable.
Type of restoration
Crowns, bridges, removable dentures and implant-supported dentures each call for different materials and lab work, so each one is priced differently.
Your insurance plan
Coverage for implants, dentures and root canals varies a lot from one PPO plan to the next. We check your benefits so your share is clear before you agree to anything.

Why Patients Choose Our Office

We look first and recommend second. You get a clear picture of what is happening in your mouth before anyone talks about a treatment plan.

  1. 01

    You see what we see

    We walk you through your X-rays and, when an implant is on the table, your CBCT scan. You will know where the bone is healthy, where it is thin and which teeth can still be saved.

  2. 02

    Saving a tooth comes up first

    If a root canal can keep your natural tooth working for years, we say so. We only talk about extraction and replacement when the exam shows the tooth cannot hold up.

  3. 03

    Crowns and bridges under warranty

    Every crown and bridge we place comes with a 5-year warranty on crowns and bridges. That includes the crowns that sit on top of dental implants.

  4. 04

    Insurance and payment explained up front

    We are in-network with more than 15 major PPO dental insurance plans, and we check your benefits before treatment. Patients without insurance can join our in-house membership plan. You can also pay over as many as 24 months at 0% interest, and checking for preapproval has no effect on your credit score.

  5. 05

    Gentle care at your pace

    We explain each step before we do it and check in while we work. If you need a break, you get one.

How Your First Visits Work

It starts with a phone call and an appointment. From there, nothing happens until you understand it and agree to it.

  1. 1

    Call and book

    Tell us what is bothering you and we will find you an appointment. Ask about the $25 focused evaluation or the $89 new patient special, whichever fits your visit.

  2. 2

    Exam and imaging

    We do a careful exam with digital X-rays, and a CBCT scan if needed for implant planning. A toothache, a loose denture or a gap you want filled all get the same thorough look.

  3. 3

    Plain findings

    We sit down with you, show you the images and explain what we found in everyday words. If something can wait, we tell you that too.

  4. 4

    Your treatment plan

    You get your options side by side, with costs and insurance estimates. We schedule the work only when you are ready.

Serving Double Oak and Nearby Towns

Our office serves patients in Double Oak, TX, and the surrounding area. Many families drive in from Flower Mound, Highland Village, Lantana, Hickory Creek and Argyle. We also see patients from Lewisville, Corinth, Grapevine, Coppell and Southlake.

  • Double Oak
  • Flower Mound
  • Highland Village
  • Lantana
  • Hickory Creek
  • Argyle
  • Lewisville
  • Grapevine
  • Coppell
  • Southlake
  • Corinth

Implant care takes a few visits spread over several months, so we plan appointments to keep your trips to a minimum.

Masked dentist in navy scrubs and blue gloves fits an upper denture for a smiling gray-haired woman in a dental chair, with a denture in an open case on the tray

Questions Patients Ask Us

How much do dental implants cost?

It depends on how many teeth are missing, the health of your bone and gums, and whether a graft or an extraction has to come first. We do not guess before an exam. After your evaluation you get a written plan with each step and its cost, plus your expected insurance coverage.

Does my dental insurance cover implants or dentures?

Many PPO plans pay for part of the work, though limits and waiting periods differ. We are in-network with more than 15 major PPO dental insurance plans and check your benefits before treatment so you know your share.

I do not have dental insurance. Can I still be seen?

Yes. Patients without insurance can join our in-house membership plan. For larger treatment, you can spread payments over as long as 24 months at 0% interest, and checking for preapproval leaves your credit score untouched.

Which is better for me, an implant or a denture?

An implant is anchored in the jaw and helps the bone around it stay healthy. A denture costs less to start and can replace many teeth in one appliance. Some patients land in the middle with a denture held in place by implants. Your exam and scan show us what your mouth can support, and we walk you through each choice plainly.

I have a painful tooth. How soon can you see me?

Call us and describe what you are feeling. We will find the soonest appointment we can, examine the tooth and tell you if it can be saved with a root canal or needs to come out.

Will treatment hurt?

We numb the area thoroughly before any procedure and make sure you are comfortable before we begin. Most patients tell us the worry beforehand was worse than the visit. Afterward, we explain what soreness to expect and how to manage it.

Is there a warranty on the work?

Yes. We provide a 5-year warranty on crowns and bridges, including crowns placed on dental implants. We go over what that covers when we review your treatment plan.

Dentist in navy scrubs points to a panoramic dental X-ray on a monitor while an older patient looks on at a consultation table, treatment chair visible behind

Find Out What Your Teeth Really Need

Start with a careful exam and a clear explanation, then decide on your own time. Your first appointment is one phone call away.