Dental Implants in Athens, TX
An implant-only practice up US-175, around the east side of Dallas. All-inclusive pricing from $2,100, a single surgical team led by Ozayr Mahomed, DMD (Dr. Oz), and a written price before you commit to anything.
Where we are, from Athens
Innate Dental Solutions is at 4708 W Plano Pkwy, Ste 200, in west Plano — about 90 road miles north-west of Athens and roughly an hour and three-quarters’ drive. US-175 runs up through Kaufman to the edge of Dallas, then I-635 and the Dallas North Tollway bring you round to Plano Parkway without going through the middle of the city.
We have one office and it is in Plano. There is no Athens location, no satellite and no visiting clinic. For patients coming this far we plan the treatment as out-of-town care and set out the full visit schedule before anything is agreed.
Treatments and all-inclusive prices
Every price below is all-inclusive. The figure covers the consultation, the 3D CBCT scan, the surgery itself, the sedation, any extractions needed on the day, the abutments and the final restoration. There is no separate bill for imaging, no anesthesia surcharge and no staged invoicing for the components. The number written into your plan is the number you pay.
Single Implant
Replaces one missing tooth with a permanent, natural-feeling result. The price covers the implant, the abutment and the crown.
Snap-On Dentures
A removable denture anchored on two to four implants. Stable and considerably cheaper than a fixed arch for patients missing most or all teeth.
Fixed Full Arch
A non-removable set of teeth carried on four to six implants. You eat, speak and clean much as you would with natural teeth.
Malo Bridge (All-on-4)
The premium fixed-arch option, built on the Malo protocol. Often suits patients with reduced bone volume who want to avoid grafting.
Why patients from Athens come to us
Henderson County and the Cedar Creek Lake communities have an older population than the Texas average, and that shapes the dentistry. The cases we see from this part of the state are weighted towards full-arch work rather than single teeth: long-standing bridgework reaching the end of its life, dentures that have become unstable as the ridge has resorbed, and arches where the remaining teeth are no longer worth saving individually.
Those are exactly the cases where the drive can be justified and where it is worth being careful. Full-arch treatment turns on a handful of judgements — how much usable bone the CBCT scan actually shows, whether a posterior implant can be tilted to avoid grafting a sinus, whether an arch is stable enough to carry teeth immediately — and those judgements are the part that improves with doing this every working day rather than occasionally. For a single missing tooth, a good local dentist is a perfectly sensible answer and we will tell you so.
The money is fixed and published, which matters when the alternative is driving three and a half hours round trip to be re-quoted. A single implant is $2,100 all-inclusive. Snap-on dentures are $8,000 per arch. A fixed full arch is $13,000 per arch. The Malo bridge is $17,500 per arch while the current pricing runs, to 31 December 2026, and $25,000 per arch from 1 January 2027 onward. Scan, sedation, extractions on the day, abutments and final teeth all sit inside those figures rather than arriving as separate line items.
Getting here from Athens
US-175 north-west from Athens through Kaufman to the Dallas outskirts, then I-635 north and west, the Dallas North Tollway north, and off at Plano Parkway. About an hour and forty-five minutes off-peak. The advantage of this line is that it keeps you out of central Dallas; the disadvantage is that the I-635 section is one of the busier stretches in the Metroplex at rush hour, so a mid-morning appointment travels considerably better than an early one.
Parking is free and directly in front of the building, with Suite 200 on the second floor by elevator. A consultation takes about an hour. For surgery, plan for most of a day, arrange a driver because sedation rules out driving yourself, and consider staying nearby the night before — our out-of-town patients page lists the hotels closest to the office.
The consultation, and what it costs
The first visit is a free consultation and it includes a 3D CBCT scan — around $400 of diagnostic imaging at most practices, and the only way to see the bone you actually have rather than estimate it from a flat X-ray. The scan shows bone height and width, sinus position and nerve location, and those three things largely determine whether an arch can be loaded immediately, whether grafting is needed, and where implants can safely be placed.
You leave with a written treatment plan and an all-inclusive quote — a figure, not a range, and not one that moves once treatment starts. Nothing is placed on the day of the consultation and there is no obligation to book anything. Most consultations take about an hour.
Financing
Financing is available through Proceed, Lending Club, Cherry, CareCredit, Covered Care and several other lenders, with terms running from 6-month no-interest plans through to 120-month extended options. Approval and terms depend on your credit profile rather than on where you live, so the options are the same for every patient we see. Many patients stage treatment across two arches or two calendar years to spread the cost. Typical monthly figures, the full lender list and the application links are on our financing page.
Questions we hear about the drive from Athens
Is it worth driving from Athens or Cedar Creek Lake for implants?
+How do I avoid driving through the middle of Dallas from Athens?
+Is there parking at your Plano office?
+Do you offer financing?
+Book your free Athens consultation
One visit of about an hour gives you a 3D CBCT scan, a written all-inclusive price and the full trip schedule, with nothing placed on the day and no deposit taken.