Near Argyle, Texas

    Dentist Near Argyle, TX

    Argyle teens and adults can visit Prentice Dental at 2900 Long Prairie Rd, Suite D, Flower Mound, for general dentistry or a phased, previewed restorative plan.

    Understanding the Whole Picture

    Dental Decisions for Argyle Patients

    A chipped tooth, an old filling or increasing tooth wear can raise questions about what to treat first. For Argyle patients, we begin with an exam and a discussion of the concern, whether the next step is routine care or a more involved plan.

    Dr. Prentice performs every exam, diagnosis and treatment plan. Cleanings are provided by our hygiene team, while one dentist follows your dental health and restorative decisions over time.

    General dentistry includes exams, cleanings, fillings and emergency care for teens and adults. Children under 12 are referred to a trusted local pediatric dentist.

    Single-Tooth Care or a Phased Plan

    Not every worn or damaged tooth calls for a full reconstruction. Dr. Prentice evaluates the condition of your teeth, gums and bite and explains the scope of care that may be appropriate.

    A same-day crown may address a single tooth. Full-mouth reconstruction is planned and previewed before treatment when multiple teeth and the bite need coordinated care.

    In-network with most PPO plans. CareCredit, HSA/FSA and payment options available.

    Function Before Final Restorations

    Planning for Bite and Appearance

    Digital scans and low-radiation digital X-rays support diagnosis and planning. For suitable crowns, in-house design and milling can allow placement in the same visit; the technology does not determine whether a crown is needed.

    For smile makeovers and porcelain veneers, the proposed design is previewed before treatment. For reconstruction, Dr. Prentice also considers function and may use lab-made provisional restorations when indicated.

    Appointment counts, healing periods and the use of provisionals depend on the individual case. You can ask about priorities, alternatives and how a phased plan would fit your needs.

    Getting Here from Argyle

    Argyle is northwest of Flower Mound. Set your map destination to Prentice Dental, 2900 Long Prairie Rd, Suite D, Flower Mound, TX 75022. The office is on Long Prairie Rd / FM 2499; your route depends on where in Argyle you begin.

    Free parking is available at the building, a few steps from the front door. Patient care is Monday–Thursday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM. Friday, 8:00 AM–1:00 PM, is phones and scheduling only, with no clinical care. Call (972) 539-6831 for urgent dental concerns.

    See Planning and Treatment Examples

    Our gallery distinguishes proposed planning previews from completed treatment cases. Individual results vary.

    Visit the Smile Gallery

    Argyle Treatment-Planning Questions

    Can I get another opinion on a treatment plan from Argyle?

    Yes. Bring any available records and the recommendations you want to discuss. Dr. Prentice performs an exam and explains the diagnosis, options and priorities before you decide on treatment.

    Does tooth wear always mean full-mouth reconstruction?

    No. The extent and cause of wear, the bite and the condition of the teeth determine the options. Care may range from monitoring or individual restorations to a phased reconstruction when indicated.

    Can an Argyle patient preview veneers or a smile makeover?

    Yes. Smile makeovers and porcelain veneers are digitally planned and previewed before treatment. The consultation considers your goals, tooth health and bite; a preview illustrates the proposed plan rather than guaranteeing an outcome.

    What should I confirm about PPO coverage before treatment?

    Prentice Dental is in-network with most PPO dental plans, including Cigna, MetLife, Guardian, UnitedHealthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Humana, Principal and Lincoln Financial. We file claims for you. Coverage varies by plan, so call us at (972) 539-6831 or check with your insurance company to confirm your benefits.

    Start with an Evaluation

    Bring your questions about routine care, tooth wear or a previous treatment recommendation. Start with a visit to understand your options.