Dental Implants in Aubrey, Planned Before They Are Placed
We replace missing teeth with dental implants, fit dentures, and handle extractions, root canals and wisdom teeth removal for patients in Aubrey, Providence Village and Little Elm. Before treatment starts, you get a 3D scan when your case needs one, a written treatment plan and a straight answer on what your insurance should pay.
- 4-month healing-phase implant coverage
- Works with major PPO plans
- Written plan before treatment
How Your Treatment Runs
Implant care happens over several visits with healing time in between. Here is the order we follow.
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Phone call
Tell us what is going on and which insurance you have, if any. We set up your appointment.
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Focused evaluation
We examine the area, take digital X-rays and add a CBCT scan if the case calls for it. You see your own images on the screen.
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Written plan and coverage
We go over each step, the procedure codes, and what your PPO plan, membership plan or financing covers. Nothing starts until you agree.
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Placement and healing
The post is placed under local anesthetic. Over the following months, bone grows onto its surface and locks it in place, and we check progress at follow-up visits.
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Final restoration
Once the implant is stable, we attach the abutment and fit your crown, bridge or denture, then adjust your bite so it meets evenly.
Implants, Dentures and Tooth Removal
People usually find us after losing a tooth, cracking one or living with an ache that will not quit. We place dental implants along with the abutments and crowns attached to them, and we make full and partial dentures. A tooth worth keeping gets a root canal; one that cannot be saved comes out through an extraction or wisdom teeth removal. Patients with sudden tooth pain are fit into our schedule as soon as we can.
Dental Implants
Titanium implant posts, abutments and crowns planned from a CBCT scan of your jaw, with every stage and its cost explained before treatment starts.
Emergency Dentistry
Fast relief for toothaches, cracked teeth, lost crowns and gum swelling, with X-rays to find the cause and a written plan for what comes next.
Dentures
Full and partial dentures, relines and implant-retained overdentures, built from precise impressions and bite records so they fit and chew properly.
Root Canals
When decay or a crack reaches the nerve, a root canal removes the infected pulp and seals the tooth so you can keep chewing on it.
Extractions
Simple and surgical tooth removal with X-rays first, written aftercare and a plan for what goes in the space afterward.
Wisdom Teeth Removal
We image each wisdom tooth, check its roots against the jaw nerve, and remove the ones causing trouble with local anesthesia and clear aftercare steps.
Why Patients Choose Us for Implant Work
An implant is a titanium post that has to fuse with living bone, so the planning matters as much as the surgery. We show you that planning in writing.
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Codes spelled out on your plan
Every treatment plan lists each procedure with its insurance code, the tooth number and what it is for. If your plan reads D6010 for the implant body and D6057 for the abutment, we explain both in plain words. You see the same line items your insurer sees.
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3D imaging before placement
A standard X-ray is flat. When it is needed, a CBCT scan shows bone height, width and density, plus where the nerve canal and sinus floor sit. That tells us if an implant fits as-is or needs a bone graft first.
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Coverage during healing
Should an implant fail during the 4-month healing phase, we replace it and you are not billed for the replacement. That window is when bone bonds to the titanium surface, and it is when an early failure would show up.
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Insurance checked before treatment
We are in-network with more than 15 major PPO dental plans. For larger work, we can file a predetermination so your insurer states its share before you commit.
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Options without insurance
Patients without coverage can sign up for our in-house membership plan. Treatment can also be paid over as long as 24 months at 0% interest, and the preapproval check has no effect on your credit score.
What Changes the Cost of an Implant
Two patients missing the same tooth can need very different treatment. The price follows what the exam and imaging find, not a flat number. These are the parts that move it most.
Your number comes from the exam, the X-rays and, when bone depth is in question, a 3D scan taken at your first visit. Every step is then priced line by line on a written plan you take home before anything is scheduled.
- How many teeth
- A single implant with one crown is a different plan from an implant bridge or a full arch held by four or more posts.
- Bone volume
- After a tooth is lost, the jawbone around it shrinks. If there is not enough width or height to hold the post, a bone graft or sinus lift comes first and adds a healing step.
- A tooth still in place
- When a failing tooth has to come out, the extraction becomes part of the plan. Sometimes the implant goes in at the same visit, and sometimes the socket needs to heal first.
- Crown or denture material
- Zirconia, porcelain and acrylic each wear and look different, and each is priced differently. We explain where each one holds up best in your mouth.
- Your insurance terms
- Annual maximums, waiting periods and missing-tooth clauses all change your out-of-pocket share. We read your plan with you.
About Aubrey Dental Implants
We built this practice around tooth replacement and the work that comes before it: saving teeth that can be saved and removing the ones that cannot. Many patients reach us after years of putting off a cracked molar or a loose partial because they did not know what it would cost or what insurance would pay.
So we explain it. Each plan names the materials, the reason for every step and the code your insurer will use. If a root canal and crown make more sense for you than an extraction and implant, we tell you that too.
- Warranty
- Implant failure during 4-month healing phase replaced at no charge
Patients We See Around Aubrey
Our office is in Aubrey, TX, and patients come to us from Providence Village, Paloma Creek, Paloma Creek South, Savannah and Little Elm. We also see people from Oak Point, Pilot Point, Celina, Frisco and Denton who want implant planning done in one place.
- Aubrey
- Providence Village
- Little Elm
- Paloma Creek South
- Savannah
- Oak Point
- Pilot Point
- Paloma Creek
- Frisco
- Denton
- Celina
Some questions can be handled by phone or video before your first visit, which helps if you are driving in from farther out.
Questions Patients Ask Us
- How much do dental implants cost?
- It depends on how many teeth are missing, how much bone is left and what goes on top of the post. A single crown on one implant costs far less than a full arch. After the $25 focused evaluation you leave with an itemized written plan, so the full cost is clear before treatment.
- Will my dental insurance pay for implants?
- Many PPO plans pay part of implant treatment, but their limits vary. We are in-network with more than 15 major PPO plans. Before larger work, our office can ask your insurer for a predetermination that lists the exact procedure codes, and your insurer then puts its share in writing.
- What if I do not have dental insurance?
- Our in-house membership plan was set up for uninsured patients. You can also spread treatment over as long as 24 months at 0% interest, and seeing if you qualify for preapproval leaves your credit score untouched.
- Do you offer a warranty?
- Yes. Crowns and bridges carry a 5-year warranty. We walk through what it covers when we review your treatment plan together.
- How long does the implant process take?
- Placing the post takes one visit. The bone then needs a few months to bond with the titanium before the final crown goes on. A graft or an extraction beforehand adds healing time, and your plan shows each stage.
- Is implant placement painful?
- The area is numbed with local anesthetic, so most patients feel pressure rather than pain during placement. Afterward, expect some soreness and swelling for a few days. We give you written aftercare instructions and check on your healing.
- I have a broken tooth that hurts. Can you see me?
- Call and describe what happened. We will find the earliest appointment we can, take an X-ray to check the root for a crack or infection, and explain which fix fits: a root canal, a crown or an extraction.
- I am a new patient. What should I book first?
- If a tooth is missing or failing, start with the $25 focused evaluation. If you mainly want a checkup, our $89 new patient special includes a full exam and cleaning.
Start With a Clear Plan for Your Smile
One visit gives you images of your jaw, a written plan with every step and code, and an honest look at your insurance and financing. Then you decide.