San Antonio · Advanced Implant & Periodontal Surgery
A specialist worth the drive from San Antonio
San Antonio is about 80 miles south of our Austin office — a straightforward trip up the I-35 and US-281. It’s a distance patients are happy to travel when a case is genuinely complex: full-arch implant reconstruction, severe bone loss, failing or previously unsuccessful implants, and the situations a general dentist would rather hand to a specialist. Care is led by Dr. Jane Smith, a specialist-trained periodontist and oral plastic reconstructive surgeon.
Because the drive matters, we plan around it. Where possible we consolidate diagnostics and treatment into fewer, longer visits, give you a clear roadmap up front, and coordinate with your San Antonio dentist so follow-up and routine care stay near home.
When the trip is worth it
The kinds of cases San Antonio patients most often make the drive for:
Full-arch implants
All-on-4 / All-on-X fixed implant reconstruction for patients replacing a full arch of teeth.
Learn more →Sinus elevation
Sinus lifts that create the upper-jaw bone height needed to place implants where others said it couldn't be done.
Learn more →Complex lower-jaw cases
Advanced techniques for severe lower-jaw bone loss — discussed openly, including the real risks.
Learn more →Failed-implant rescue
Diagnosis and revision when an implant has failed or never integrated — a frequent second-opinion reason.
Learn more →Patients from across the San Antonio area
We welcome patients and referrals from San Antonio, Schertz, Boerne, Alamo Heights, Stone Oak, Universal City, Live Oak, Selma, and throughout Bexar County. A second opinion is always reasonable when a recommended plan feels uncertain — and we’ll tell you honestly whether the trip north is worth making. See all areas we serve →
We also serve Round Rock & Williamson County, Waco & the I-35 Corridor, San Marcos & New Braunfels.
Talk through your case first
Before you drive, we’re glad to discuss your situation. Call (512) 555-0142 or request a consultation below.
This information is provided for educational purposes and is not a substitute for a professional evaluation. Diagnosis and treatment should always be determined by a qualified dental professional based on your individual condition.