Dr. Hao Chi Hua, better known by his patients as Dr. Johnny, earned his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree at Texas A&M Baylor College of Dentistry with an award for historically outstanding clinical volunteer work hours. His dedication to exceptional dental skill was more than welcome at low cost/free clinics.
Prior to dental school, Dr. Johnny earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics with minors in Chemistry and Mathematics at Baylor University. Afterwards, Dr. Johnny gained invaluable experience as a lead dental assistant for four years prior to earning his Masters in Medical Sciences degree at The University of North Texas Health Science Center.
Dr. Johnny truly has the heart of a passionate dental leader. Throughout his adult career, he served at community dental clinics including Mission Arlington Dental Clinic, where he realized the significance of improving lives with reasonably priced dental care.
Dr. Johnny has set aside time and expertise as a dental school clinical preceptor and opened his clinic to those in need of low-cost dental extractions, three times a year. Space is limited and reservations must be made. Please contact for further details or if you are interested in volunteering with his team.
Argyle Advanced Dental Care, in Argyle, Texas, gives patients long-term general family dentistry that keeps their smiles shining. Routine dental care like cleanings and examinations are the foundation of good oral health. Our general dentistry involves much more than just a cleaning, though. We perform many different types of preventive, restorative, and cosmetic care. Patients can come to our office for all their dental needs, from complete smile makeovers to crowns and fillings. Additionally, we have a focus on making dental health highly accessible. Our hours are flexible for busy families, and our team strives to help patients pay little or nothing for preventative care.
The Argyle Advanced Dental Care team offers preventative care as part of our family dentistry practice. Preventative care includes fluoride treatments, sealants, and bonding, but regular cleanings are the core of preventative care. All patients know they should get routine dental cleanings, but many do not know that there are different types. While we always consult with patients to ensure they are getting the correct type of cleaning, it is helpful to understand the differences.
The restorative dentistry branch of our practice repairs serious issues in teeth. Filling cavities is one of the most routine procedures in our family dentistry practice. Filling a hole before it gets worse is a genuine health issue and not just a cosmetic concern. When a cavity is left, the decay spreads, possibly to other teeth. Sometimes the decay can be so severe that a filling is no longer an option. In those cases, crowns are often an excellent alternative for entirely replacing the tooth without fully extracting it.
Beautiful smiles make people more confident and give them a better life. Cosmetic care is part of our family dentistry practice. We take pride in giving everyone a smile that improves their self-esteem. Dr. Johnny works with patients to plan a sequence of procedures that will provide them with a complete smile makeover. No matter how serious dental problems have gotten, we can design a plan to give patients a smile they want. Please do not assume that a tooth is a complete lost cause either; we can always replace a damaged tooth with a natural crown, bridge, or veneer.
Dentures and partials are meant to replace missing teeth in the mouth. Partials fit like an orthodontic retainer and contain just a few teeth to help replace several missing teeth in the mouth. Full dentures are meant for patients who are missing an entire arch of teeth. Dentures which are made in our in-house denture lab can last for about five to seven years and should be replaced once they begin to show signs of wear and tear.
You may need a denture or partial because youre currently missing a lot of your teeth. In some cases, extractions are necessary in order to be fitted for a full denture. Patients with severely advanced gum disease may be good candidates for a denture as it helps to replace what theyre missing. Dentures not only help to improve functionality to your mouth, but they can help in filling in your cheeks and face so that they dont look sunken-in.
Patients with advanced gum disease may be good candidates for full dentures. We may suggest having teeth extracted before a new prosthesis is made for you. We can determine if youll need or benefit from a denture with a simple examination. These appliances are ideal for patients who want a removable prosthesis that looks and feels natural.