Brad Brooks, D.D.S., and his team of caring professionals have been creating beautiful and healthy smiles and practicing the art of cosmetic and restorative dentistry since 1992. Dr. Brooks is a graduate of the prestigious University of Texas Dental School at San Antonio, which consistently ranks among the top dental schools in the nation. In fact, the Dental School at San Antonio was ranked #1 in the nation 2 of the 4 years Dr. Brooks was in attendance there. Upon graduation from San Antonio, Dr. Brooks spent an additional year in specialized training in advanced general dentistry at St. Anthony Hospital in Oklahoma City.
Dr. Brooks established his practice in its current location on July 1, 1992. ' I wanted a location that gave my patients fast and easy access from anywhere in Lubbock and the surrounding area, as well as convenient parking right at my front door,' says Dr. Brooks.
A native of Canyon and graduate of West Texas State University, now known as West Texas A and M Dr. Brooks and his wife Conda have a young adult son and daughter as well as a cat and a dog. He is an avid outdoorsman who enjoys fishing, sporting clays, hunting, and of course going to Texas Tech Red Raider football games.
I graduated from Amarillo College and received my Dental Hygiene license in 1976. I have lived in Lubbock since 1982. I have been employed by Dr. Brooks since 1994. He sort of acquired me when he bought the practice from Dr. Daryl Henderson. My husband, Sonny, passed away in 2005. With no immediate family in this area, my coworkers and patients have become my extended family. I feel extremely blessed by God to have such wonderful people in my life. I love what I do. I enjoy forming relationships with my patients, and I love the feeling that I make a difference. Whether it is teaching someone how to care for their oral health, or helping them overcome the anxiety that is often a part of the dental visit, I feel proud of the things I have accomplished. And of course, each evening I am greeted by my precious Patsy, my Boston terror, when I get home.