Why Innate Dental Solutions.
Transparent. Honest. Singular Focus.
Most dental implant practices in the Dallas-Fort Worth area look similar from the outside: white-coat photos, vague "personalized treatment plans," and a phone number to call for a quote you'll only get after a sales appointment. We're built differently. Here's what that means for you.
What sets Innate apart
Each of these is a deliberate choice. None of them is accidental.
1. Published, all-inclusive prices
Single implant $2,100 for the implant placement — $4,000 complete with the custom crown. Snap-on dentures $8,000. Fixed full arch $13,000. Malo Bridge $17,500 — our price through December 31, 2026, rising to $25,000 per arch on January 1, 2027. Every quoted price includes consultation, 3D imaging, surgery, sedation, extractions, abutments, and final restoration. No add-ons quoted later. The number you see is the number you pay.
Industry standard: "Personalized estimate provided after evaluation."
2. Implants only. Nothing else.
We don't do cleanings. We don't do general dentistry. We don't do orthodontics. We place dental implants — single, snap-on, fixed full arch, Malo Bridge, and zygomatic implants for severe bone loss. Every piece of equipment, every protocol, every staff member is built around that one procedure. Specialists outperform generalists in every field. Dentistry is no exception.
Industry standard: Implants offered alongside dozens of other services.
3. Honest timelines. No 24-hour promises.
The honest truth about implant dentistry: surgery takes 1-3 hours, recovery takes 2-5 days, osseointegration (bone fusion) takes 4-6 months, and final restoration follows that. We won't advertise a faster process than the biology allows. The patients who arrive here from practices that over-promised are usually the ones with the most complicated cases to fix.
Industry standard: "Permanent teeth in 24 hours" marketing claims.
4. Honest about what makes implants last
Osseointegration — the process of the implant fusing with your jawbone — is highly dependent on patient compliance. Hygiene, overall health, smoking, periodontal (gum) disease, and certain medications all influence whether an implant integrates and stays healthy over the long term. Because the outcome depends so heavily on factors within the patient's control, we don't advertise a blanket warranty against implant failure. We'd rather set honest expectations and partner with you to protect your investment.
Your prosthesis is covered, with coverage scaled to the material: the zirconia bridge on our Malo Bridge (All-on-4) carries a lifetime warranty, and the snap-on prosthesis is covered for 1 year. If the prosthesis cracks or chips, we replace it. See the full warranty terms. These prosthesis warranties apply to cracks or chips in the prosthesis only — not to ordinary wear and tear, complications with implant integration, or other implant failure.
Industry standard: Blanket "implant failure" guarantees that quietly exclude the patient-driven factors that cause most failures.
5. One location. Built for you.
We're not part of a national chain making capital-allocation decisions in another state. We're an independent Plano practice, accountable to the patients we see every day. Your reviews are visible to us. Your outcomes are our reputation. The doctor who places your implants will still be in this building in 10 years.
What we do — and what to ask anyone you compare us with
We are not going to tell you what another practice charges, because we do not have their books and neither does anyone else writing a comparison table. What we can do is publish exactly what we do, and give you the questions that make any two quotes comparable. Ask them here as well.
| What Innate does | What to ask any practice | |
|---|---|---|
| Is the price published before you book? | Yes — four price points, on this site | If a price only appears after a consultation, ask why. |
| What is actually in the number? | Surgery, implants, abutments, provisional, final prosthesis and warranty | Ask specifically about extractions, bone grafting, sedation and the final prosthesis. Two quotes that look far apart often cover different work. |
| Does the price move between quote and surgery? | No — confirmed in writing at the consultation | Ask what would change your number, and get the answer in writing. |
| Is it implants, or implants among other things? | Implants only — no hygiene department, no general dentistry | Ask how many full-arch cases the surgeon places, and how often. |
| Why does one bridge cost more to make than another? | A monolithic arch is milled in one operation. A Malo Bridge is a milled titanium bar plus a dozen crowns seated and adjusted individually — far more laboratory hours, which is why it is not the volume product | Ask what the prosthesis is made of and how it is built. Price follows labour more than it follows quality. |
| Where is the laboratory? | In our building — provisional teeth delivered the day after surgery | Ask where the prosthesis is made and how long a repair takes to come back. |
| Zygomatic implants for severe upper-jaw bone loss? | Placed here, by a Pikos Institute faculty periodontist | Ask whether they place them or refer them out, and how many they do. |
| Teeth in 24 hours? | No. A fixed provisional goes in the day after surgery; the final prosthesis follows once tissue has healed | Ask whether what you leave with is the final prosthesis or a provisional. This is the question that catches most people. |
| Prosthesis warranty | Published in full at /warranty — terms, exclusions and what voids it | Ask for the warranty as a document before you commit, not a sentence in a brochure. |
| Free consultation with 3D imaging | Yes — 3D CBCT scan, exam and a written all-inclusive price, a $400 value | Ask whether the scan is included or billed, and whether you leave with a written price. |
A practice that answers these clearly, in writing, before you commit is one worth considering. A practice that gets vague is telling you something. More on this in questions to ask before you travel.
Three questions worth asking any implant provider
These are the questions that separate practices that put patients first from practices optimized for sales conversion.
"What is your full-arch implant price, today, all-inclusive?"
If the answer is "we'll tell you after the consultation," ask why. The honest answer should match the price you see on the website. If there is no website price, ask why that is.
"Will the same surgeon place my implants who consults with me today?"
Continuity matters most in implants because the original surgeon understands your specific anatomy, the surgical approach used, and the bone behavior over time. Rotating doctors is a sign of a corporate workflow, not patient-centered care.
"What does your warranty cover, specifically, in writing?"
Many "lifetime warranties" cover only the prosthetic component (the visible teeth), not the implant integration, not wear, and not biological complications. Get the specifics in writing before signing anything.
Why local matters in implant dentistry
You'll see Dr. Oz in this building for the next 20 years. He is not relocating. He is not part of a chain that may change ownership or close locations. The reviews patients leave about Innate Dental Solutions are reviews of his actual work — and he reads them.
In the Dallas-Fort Worth implant market, you can choose a national brand with hundreds of locations, a multi-office group with rotating doctors, or you can choose an independent practice that lives and dies on the outcomes it produces. Each model has tradeoffs. We chose the third for reasons we think benefit patients most.
Innate Dental Solutions of Plano LLC. One office. One phone number. One focus.
4708 W Plano Pkwy, Ste 200
Plano, TX 75093
(972) 519-0990
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