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Dental care / Irving, Texas

Full mouth reconstruction.

Bring several dental concerns into one coordinated conversation.

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Have your teeth suffered extensive damage from decay, disease, or neglect? Do you think there’s no hope for your smile? Don’t despair. The dentists at Valley Ranch Family Dentistry perform full-mouth reconstruction to revitalize smiles and return dental comfort, function, and appearance.

We conduct gentle, thorough examinations to determine the extent of dental damage. Then, we customize a treatment plan specifically for each patients’ needs. Your full-mouth reconstruction may include a variety of general, cosmetic, and/or restorative therapies to deliver the desired results. We explain options and may create a wax model to envision results prior to treatment.

Dr, Sakina Khambaty is a caring restorative dentist who partner with patients to achieve dental goals and create long-lasting oral health and beauty. To help you pay for your dental care, we offer third-party financing through CareCredit. We also offer a variety of payment plans with low or no interest financing for qualified applicants.

Call Valley Ranch Family Dentistry today to schedule your appointment with Dr. Sakina Khambaty. Our conveniently located dental office provides personalized service and one-on-one care to residents of Valley Ranch, Las Colinas, Coppell, Carrolton, Irving and beyond.

Your examination, medical history and goals help determine the right approach for you. Our team can explain the available options, timing and costs before you decide.

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Your care, understood

See how the pieces fit together.

A comprehensive plan may combine different treatments. It should explain priorities, alternatives, the proposed sequence and costs. Ask how each stage relates to the health of your teeth, gums and bite.

Questions to bring.

  1. What should be addressed first?
  2. Which stages are essential or optional?
  3. How will we review progress and costs?
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Bring your questions. We’ll help you understand your options and plan a visit.