We know that you have many options for dental care. As the only full-time medical school-trained oral surgery team in the immediate area, and the premier destination for wisdom teeth removal, dental implants, and full arch implant restoration in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, we welcome you! Were proud to use state-of-the-art equipment to provide outstanding surgical care. More than that, our friendly, skilled team delivers the highest level of dental expertise, customer service, and patient comfort of any oral surgeon in Flower Mound and Denton, TX. See for yourself:

At the Texas Center for Oral Surgery and Dental Implants patients genuinely enjoy receiving treatment. Its not just because they know our qualifications ensure them the finest care. We have friendly, likable personalities that make us more than dental professionals. Oral surgeons Dr. Aaron Vickers and Dr. Tamir Anver strive to create an atmosphere thats fun and welcoming. One where genuine patient-doctor relationships are built and maintained. One where you know well explain all your options before recommending treatment.

These aspects of our practice make it a great place to work as well. Our office team loves to come to work in this enjoyable environment. We all know were valued here and are contributing significantly to our patients dental health with our efforts. When you meet the team, youll see all this reflected in our attitude toward you and the level of service we provide. We all look forward to serving you.

We are an oral and maxillofacial surgery practice committed to exceptional service and surgical excellence. Proving the highest quality care and state of the art surgical procedure, along with dental and medical expertise.

If youre living with missing teeth, youre living a life of constant compromise. Youre self-conscious when you speak or smile. Your diet is restricted, as eating certain types of food causes you discomfort. But there are ways to reclaim your complete smile, your self-confidence, and a more satisfying quality of life. Made of durable and lasting materials, dental implants are artificial replacement teeth that look completely natural and never develop problems such as cavities and root canal infections. Theyre the next-best thing to having your original, healthy teeth back. The Texas Center for Oral Surgery and Dental Implants is your premier provider of dental implants in Flower Mound and Denton, TX.

Todays gold standard in tooth replacement, dental implants are comprised of just three parts. The actual implant itself is a strong, screw-like device that we insert into your jawbone to take the place of your missing tooth root. We then attach a dental crown or bridge, restoring both the appearance and function of your natural teeth. Chosen to match the shade of your surrounding healthy teeth, a restoration can make it appear as if you never lost a tooth in the first place. An abutment acts as a connector between the implant and restoration. Even a single dental implant can significantly improve your life.

If youve lost all of your teeth or your only remaining teeth are unsalvageable, you may believe that theres no hope that youll ever have a healthy or happy smile ever again. You may think that youve eaten your last chewy or hard foodspossibly some of your favorite dishes. But the truth is that with dental technologyand the skill of our oral surgeonsyou can have a complete, healthy, happy smile again. We can give you a fully functional, attractive new set of teeth by placing as few as four dental implants per arch in your jaw.

With your full mouth dental implants in place, you can begin enjoying all kinds of food again, including those favorites youve been missing. You can actually form words clearly and properly. You can do everything you used to before your smile succumbed to decay and you may even feel more self-confident than you ever have.

Your teeth are attached to your jawbone. When you lose teeth, either due to decay or trauma, your jawbone can begin to recede since there are no tooth roots to keep it stimulated. As the deterioration continues, you lose normal dental function and your face can begin to take on a sunken, aged or unhealthy-looking appearance. While dental implants can replace those missing teeth, you may not have enough bone mass to support them.

Bone grafting is a way to regain your full jawbone volume and strength and become a candidate for dental implants. Our team can transplant a small portion of bone from another part of your body to the recessed area or use bone taken from either a human or bovine donor, or from a synthetic source. We access the decaying bone by making a small opening in your gum tissue and then place the supplemental bone into it. We finish by suturing the gum tissue together and giving the surgical site time to heal before placing your dental implants.

Most of our patients come to us already eligible for dental implants. Some need a few preparatory treatments such as bone grafting (explained above) or tooth extractions to make space for the implants. We can provide these at our office, often during the same visit as the placement procedure. Because were oral and maxillofacial surgeons with the ability to perform complex treatmentssevere bone loss cases, zygomatic implants, and morewe can serve a greater number of patients. In fact, were the practice many patients turn to for dental implants when theyve been turned down elsewhere.

Our surgical team has completed more than 2,000 dental implant placementsand countingto date. But more important than numbers are the qualifications that enabled us to achieve that. Weve undergone years of advanced specialized training, including four years in hospital-based residencies and an additional two years earning medical degrees, as well as attained board certification through the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. With our extensive education and expertise, we oral surgeons are acknowledged as dental implant experts. Who better to entrust your smile to than a proven expert?

Many factors go into determining your dental implant treatment cost. There is the number of dental implants and the quality of the materials. We may place as few as four implants per arch for full mouth dental implants, but we may place more if you have many individual teeth missing from different areas of your mouth. Our practice uses top-quality implants from renowned manufacturers like Nobel Biocare and Straumann.

Dr. Vickers is passionate about oral surgery and his patients. As a sign of his commitment, he chose to spend two extra years obtaining his medical degree (MD) at the prestigious oral and maxillofacial surgery training program at the University of Louisville, where he was mentored by leading oral surgeons in his specialty. He especially has a particular interest in dental implants and bone grafting with an emphasis on minimally invasive therapies that shorten the course of treatment so that patients can replace missing or damaged teeth as quickly and comfortably as possible

When treating patients, Dr. Vickers feels that his background as a physician, as well as a dentist, gives him a unique perspective. He enjoys passing his education and knowledge onto his patients, and in doing so has developed a knack for putting patients at ease when discussing their oral surgical needs.

In his free time, Dr. Vickers is a big-time college sports fan, and especially enjoys cheering for his undergraduate alma mater the University of Tennessee. He and his wife Ashley have four children. At Texas Center for Oral Surgery and Dental Implants, both the patients and the staff are family.

Dr. Anver has always been passionate about putting his patients at ease and making sure they are comfortable throughout their oral surgery experience. To ensure the highest quality of care for his patients, Dr. Anver obtained both his dental degree (DDS) and medical degree (MD) in oral surgery. He completed his residency at the prestigious University of Alabama at Birmingham where he received training from world-renown faculty in all aspects of the profession.

His clinical interests include both office-based and hospital-based procedures such as dental extractions, wisdom tooth removal, IV anesthesia, dental implants, bone grafting, corrective jaw surgery (orthognathic surgery), TMJ surgery, facial trauma repair, and the management of pathology of the oral cavity.

Although he was born in Washington DC, he moved to Texas when he was two years old and lived there for 25 years before completing his Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery training in Alabama. He is an avid NFL football and NBA basketball fan but, unfortunately, cheers for the wrong teams in both sports. In his free time, he loves spending time with his wife Hailey and their two children, experiencing new cultures, trying new foods, and playing all kinds of sports.