Services
Clinical procedures
Specialist periodontal and dental-implant care in Austin — from dental implants and bone grafting to gum grafting, TMJ therapy, and surgical extractions. Explore each procedure below, or reach out and we'll help you find the right treatment.
Advanced Periodontal Care
- Soft-Tissue & Gum GraftsRestores receded gums and strengthens thin tissue around teeth and implants — protecting roots and improving the gumline.Learn more →
- Osseous (Pocket Reduction) SurgeryReduces deep periodontal pockets in moderate-to-advanced gum disease, making the gums easier to keep clean and healthy.Learn more →
- Crown LengtheningExposes more healthy tooth structure — to enable a restoration, or to reshape a 'gummy' smile for a more balanced look.Learn more →
- Emergency Periodontal & Implant CarePrompt evaluation and treatment for acute problems — a painful periodontal abscess, swelling, or an implant complication.Learn more →
- Comprehensive Periodontal EvaluationA detailed specialist assessment of the gums, bone, and tissues that support your teeth — the foundation of every treatment plan.Learn more →
- Scaling & Root Planing (Deep Cleaning)A therapeutic deep cleaning below the gumline that removes bacterial buildup and smooths the roots to treat gum disease and help the gums heal.Learn more →
- Periodontal MaintenanceSpecialized ongoing care, usually every 3–4 months, that keeps gum disease from returning after periodontal treatment.Learn more →
- Regenerative Periodontal TherapySurgical and biologic techniques that rebuild the bone and tissue destroyed by gum disease — restoring support around natural teeth.Learn more →
- Gingivectomy & GingivoplastyRemoving and reshaping excess or overgrown gum tissue to improve gum health and create a smooth, even gumline.Learn more →
- Frenectomy (Labial & Lingual)A minor procedure that releases a tight band of tissue (a frenum) connecting the lip or tongue to the gums — relieving tension and restriction.Learn more →
- Tooth Exposure for OrthodonticsA minor surgical procedure that uncovers an impacted tooth — most often a canine — so an orthodontist can guide it into place.Learn more →
Dental Implant Dentistry
- Dental ImplantsTitanium implants to replace one tooth, several teeth, or to anchor a bridge — a permanent foundation that looks and works like a natural tooth.Learn more →
- Full-Arch Implant RehabilitationA fixed, implant-supported set of teeth for a full upper or lower arch — restoring a complete smile on a small number of strategically placed implants.Learn more →
- Sinus Elevation (Sinus Lift)Rebuilds bone height in the upper back jaw, beneath the sinus, so that implants can be placed where the bone had become too thin.Learn more →
- Mandibular Nerve RepositioningAn advanced technique that repositions the lower-jaw nerve to make implant placement possible in a severely resorbed back jaw.Learn more →
- Bone Reconstruction & GraftingRebuilds jawbone lost to missing teeth, gum disease, or trauma — restoring the foundation needed for stable implants.Learn more →
- Extractions & Socket PreservationGrafting at the time of a tooth extraction to preserve the ridge and keep future implant or restorative options open.Learn more →
- Peri-Implant Soft-Tissue ProceduresGrafting and reshaping the gum tissue around dental implants to protect their health, stability, and natural appearance.Learn more →
- Comprehensive Implant EvaluationA precise diagnostic work-up — 3D imaging, bone and gum assessment, and digital planning — that maps every implant case before treatment begins.Learn more →
- Single Tooth Dental ImplantReplacing one missing tooth with an implant and crown — without grinding down the neighboring teeth the way a traditional bridge does.Learn more →
- Multiple Dental ImplantsReplacing several missing teeth with implants — using individual implants or an implant-supported bridge, without removable appliances.Learn more →
- Implant-Supported BridgesA fixed bridge anchored on two or more implants to replace several adjacent missing teeth — fewer implants, full stability.Learn more →
- Immediate Dental ImplantsPlacing an implant at the same visit as a tooth extraction when conditions allow — reducing treatment time and preserving bone.Learn more →
- Ridge AugmentationA bone-grafting procedure that rebuilds the height and width of a resorbed jaw ridge so implants can be placed predictably.Learn more →
- Guided Bone RegenerationA barrier-membrane technique that directs new bone growth at an implant site — rebuilding deficient bone so implants can be placed securely.Learn more →
- Implant MaintenanceSpecialized ongoing care that keeps the gum and bone around your implants healthy — preventing peri-implant disease and protecting your investment.Learn more →
- Peri-Implantitis TreatmentSpecialist treatment for inflammation and bone loss around a dental implant — controlling the infection and, where possible, regenerating lost bone to keep the implant.Learn more →
- Failed Dental Implant TreatmentEvaluation and management of a failing or failed implant — diagnosing the cause, removing the implant when needed, rebuilding lost bone, and planning a durable replacement.Learn more →
Periodontal Plastic Surgery
- Gum ContouringReshaping the gum line to create symmetry, improve tooth proportions, and bring balance to the overall smile.Learn more →
- Gummy Smile TreatmentTreatment for excessive gum display when smiling — restoring balanced proportions by addressing the underlying cause.Learn more →
- Gum Recession TreatmentRestoring healthy gum coverage over exposed, sensitive roots — protecting both the appearance and long-term health of your teeth.Learn more →
- Connective Tissue GraftingA highly predictable soft-tissue graft that restores root coverage and reinforces thin gum tissue using tissue placed beneath the gums.Learn more →
- Lip RepositioningA minimally invasive procedure that gently limits excess upward movement of the upper lip to reduce gum display when smiling.Learn more →
- Papilla ReconstructionMicrosurgical and regenerative techniques to restore the small gum triangles between teeth and reduce dark 'black triangle' gaps.Learn more →
TMJ & Functional Bite Therapy
- Comprehensive TMJ EvaluationA thorough functional assessment of the jaw joints, muscles, and bite to identify the true source of jaw pain or dysfunction.Learn more →
- Occlusal SplintsCustom-fitted appliances that reduce harmful forces on the teeth, muscles, and jaw joints from grinding and clenching.Learn more →
- Bruxism TherapyComprehensive treatment for chronic teeth grinding and clenching to protect the teeth, ease muscle strain, and reduce TMJ symptoms.Learn more →
- Bite Adjustment (Occlusal Equilibration)Precise refinement of how the teeth meet to improve force distribution and create a more stable, comfortable bite.Learn more →
- Trigger Point TherapyConservative care that releases tension in the chewing muscles to relieve jaw pain, headaches, and limited movement.Learn more →
Tooth Extraction
- Simple Tooth ExtractionGentle removal of a fully erupted tooth that can no longer be saved — performed with techniques that preserve the surrounding bone and tissue.Learn more →
- Surgical Tooth ExtractionAdvanced surgical removal of teeth that are impacted, fractured below the gumline, or firmly anchored — preserving bone and neighboring teeth.Learn more →
- Wisdom Tooth ExtractionExpert removal of problematic third molars — impacted, partially erupted, or crowding — to protect long-term oral health and prevent complications.Learn more →
- Impacted Tooth ExtractionSurgical care for teeth blocked from erupting — wisdom teeth, canines, premolars, or extra teeth — using 3D imaging and minimally invasive technique.Learn more →
- Emergency Tooth ExtractionPrompt removal when a tooth causes severe pain, infection, or trauma — relieving discomfort and stopping infection from spreading.Learn more →
- Tooth Extraction & Socket PreservationGrafting the socket at the time of extraction to preserve the ridge and keep future implant and restorative options open.Learn more →
- Tooth Extraction & Bone GraftingRebuilding lost jawbone at or after extraction with bone grafting — restoring a strong foundation for future dental implants.Learn more →
- Tooth Extraction for Dental ImplantsPlanning the extraction around your future implant — preserving bone and tissue so implant placement is predictable and natural-looking.Learn more →