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Dentist Near Wylie, Texas
Care N Cure Dental has no office in Wylie. Our only location is in Garland at 1901 Northwest Highway, Suite 103, in the Towngate Plaza shopping center. Wylie residents often reach us down Highway 78, especially when they are missing one or more teeth and want implants, bridges and dentures all discussed in a single consultation.
Comparing your options for missing teeth
- Dental implant: a post placed in the jawbone with a crown on top. It does not rely on neighboring teeth and helps preserve bone, but it takes several months from start to finish.
- Bridge: a false tooth held by crowns on the teeth on either side. It is usually faster than an implant, but those neighboring teeth must be reshaped.
- Partial denture: a removable appliance that clips onto remaining teeth. It is the lowest-cost option for several missing teeth but can feel bulkier.
- Full denture or implant-retained denture: replaces a whole arch. Snapping it onto implants keeps it from slipping when you eat.
What a replacement consultation includes
The dentist examines the gap, takes X-rays to check the bone and nearby teeth, and talks through cost, time and how each option will feel day to day. If bone has thinned since the tooth was lost, Dr. Faisal Rehman can often rebuild it in our office with bone grafting. We also check what your insurance will pay before you decide.
Driving in from Wylie
Highway 78 runs southwest from Wylie through Sachse and Garland. Follow it toward I-635 and Northwest Highway; the office is near that interchange, with free parking in the Towngate Plaza lot.
Questions from Wylie patients
Is there a Care N Cure Dental office in Wylie?
No. Care N Cure Dental has one office, in Garland at 1901 Northwest Highway, Suite 103. Wylie patients usually take Highway 78 southwest to reach it.
Is an implant or a bridge better for one missing tooth?
An implant replaces the tooth without touching the teeth next to it and helps keep the jawbone from shrinking, while a bridge is usually quicker but requires reshaping the neighboring teeth. The dentist recommends one after checking your bone and nearby teeth.
Can loose dentures be fixed?
Often, yes. Dentures can be relined or adjusted for a better fit, and for many patients, adding dental implants lets the denture snap firmly into place.
Schedule a tooth replacement consultation: (469) 298-3892 or request an appointment.