Waco & the I-35 Corridor · Periodontics & Implant Surgery
Specialist gum & implant surgery for Waco & the I-35 corridor
The Waco, Temple, and Killeen area has grown quickly, but advanced periodontal and implant surgery often still means looking to a larger metro. Our Austin office is about 90–100 miles north — a direct route down I-35 and US-190 — and led by Dr. Jane Smith, a specialist-trained periodontist and oral plastic reconstructive surgeon with many years treating exactly these cases.
We make the distance workable: a clear plan from the first visit, treatment grouped into as few trips as practical, and close coordination with your dentist in Waco, Temple, Belton or anywhere along the corridor so day-to-day care stays local.
What we treat
Common reasons Waco and I-35 corridor patients and dentists reach out:
Advanced gum disease
Treatment for moderate-to-severe periodontitis — pocket reduction, osseous, and regenerative surgery to save teeth.
Learn more →Dental implants
Single-tooth, multiple-tooth, and full-arch implants, including cases other offices have declined.
Learn more →Bone grafting & sinus lifts
Rebuilding the jawbone foundation when bone has been lost to disease, extractions, or time.
Learn more →Extractions with grafting
Socket and ridge preservation at the time of extraction to protect future implant options.
Learn more →Serving communities across the I-35 corridor
We see patients and accept referrals from Waco, Temple, Belton, Killeen, Harker Heights, Salado, Hewitt, Woodway, and the wider region along the I-35 corridor. Whether you’re coming from the Waco–Temple–Killeen area or somewhere in between, we’ll help you decide if specialist treatment is the right step. See all areas we serve →
We also serve Round Rock & Williamson County, San Antonio, San Marcos & New Braunfels.
Request a consultation
Patients and referring doctors are both welcome. Call (512) 555-0142 or use the buttons 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.