Dentist Colleyville, TX

Convenient Access from Colleyville

From the quiet west side of Colleyville, 100 Dental Southlake is roughly 14 minutes north by neighborhood roads, with no highway at all. Our office sits on E Southlake Blvd in Southlake, just over the city line. Homeowners who want a dentist Colleyville, TX residents can trust with crowns, implants and long-range treatment planning will find our two dentists there four full weekdays and Friday mornings.

A good place to start is the Colleyville Nature Center, the wooded park off W Glade Rd. Take Glade Rd east for about half a mile, turn north on Bransford Rd, then jog east on L D Lockett Rd to Pleasant Run Rd. Head north on Pleasant Run through two roundabouts; at the Southlake line it becomes S White Chapel Blvd. Stay on White Chapel through one more roundabout, then turn right on E Southlake Blvd to reach 271 E Southlake Blvd #100, Southlake, TX 76092.

The trip covers about 5.4 miles on two-lane streets, and none of it involves a toll. White Chapel Blvd runs along the western edge of Timarron, and the lakes of Southridge Lakes sit a short distance west of our door. White's Chapel United Methodist Church, near the last turn, is a handy marker, and our Google Maps listing handles the rest.

Careful Planning for Colleyville's Settled Homeowners

Colleyville is a city of substantial homes in northeastern Tarrant County, and most of them are lived in by the people who own them. Many residents have stayed put for years, and so has their dental work. Fillings placed long ago, crowns that have seen a decade of chewing and a gap left after an old extraction are common stories here.

Repairs like these work best when someone looks at the whole mouth instead of one tooth at a time. Our dentists start with a sit-down conversation about your history and goals, then examine the bite, the jaw joints, the gums and the bone. You leave with a plan you have reviewed together, and nothing starts until it makes sense to you.

Scheduling follows the same thinking. The office opens at 8 AM and closes at 5 PM Monday through Thursday, and Friday appointments end at noon, with the office closed Saturday and Sunday. Longer restorative visits are easiest to place early in the week, while a cleaning or a crown check fits neatly into a Friday morning. Patients who are new to us start with digital x-rays, a 3D scan and periodontal charting, so the first visit already gathers what a careful plan needs.

The setting fits that unhurried pace. The Colleyville Nature Center, our suggested starting point, is a 46-acre refuge where, as a local news profile put it, nature is allowed to take its course. Texas Parks and Wildlife lists it on the Colleyville Loop of its Prairies and Pineywoods West Wildlife Trail, with nine lakes, forested wetlands and herons along the water. A morning walk there and a checkup afterward make an easy pairing.

Why Worn Teeth and Old Dental Work Deserve a Fresh Look in Colleyville

Teeth wear slowly, which is why the change sneaks up on people. Front teeth get shorter, edges chip, and molars flatten from clenching or grinding. Once enamel thins, the softer layer beneath wears faster. A bite analysis shows whether the problem is a single tooth or the way the upper and lower teeth meet.

Dr. Baik trained at the Kois Center in Seattle, where the method calls for evaluating bite, function, bone and tissue before recommending treatment. That approach matters most for larger cases. When several teeth need attention, full-mouth rehabilitation and functional bite reconstruction rebuilds them in an order that keeps the bite stable at every step.

Missing teeth deserve a timely decision too. Bone that no longer supports a root gradually shrinks, and the teeth beside the gap can tip into it. CBCT 3D imaging measures bone height and width and shows nerve and sinus positions, so an implant can be planned in detail before the appointment where it is placed.

Older crowns are worth checking even when they feel fine. Margins can open slightly over time, letting decay start underneath where you cannot see it. A replacement dental crown, recorded with a digital iTero Lumina scan instead of putty, protects the tooth for the years ahead.

Restorative Care From a Dentist Colleyville, TX Homeowners Can Plan Around

  • Full-Mouth Rehabilitation

    Worn, broken or missing teeth are restored together under one coordinated plan. Each phase is mapped out ahead of time, so you know the sequence and the timeline. Function comes first, and appearance improves along with it.

  • Implants & Restorative Care

    Crowns, bridges, onlays and fillings bring damaged teeth back to full use. Colleyville patients with older restorations can have them checked and replaced one at a time or as part of a larger plan.

  • Dental Implants

    An implant replaces a missing root and supports a crown that stands on its own, without reshaping the neighboring teeth. Planning uses CBCT imaging and a look at how your bite will load the new tooth. Implant dentistry is a central part of Dr. Baik's clinical work.

  • Oral Surgery

    Extractions, bone grafting and sinus lifts are handled in the office when a tooth cannot be saved or a site needs preparing. Careful planning keeps these steps as short and comfortable as possible.

  • Sedation Dentistry & Comfort Options

    Topical gel gets time to work, and the local anesthetic is warmed and delivered slowly. Nitrous oxide through a small nasal mask adds calm without sedation and fades quickly afterward. Longer restorative visits feel far more manageable this way.

Meet Your Dentists

Dr. Yeu Jin Baik, DDS, graduated from the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Dentistry, and her clinical focus covers implants, full-mouth rehabilitation, cosmetic procedures and Invisalign. Dr. Maryam Qureshi holds certifications in dental implants, TMJ and pain management, and cosmetic and restorative dentistry. She is also working through her own Kois Center training, so both doctors share the same diagnostic framework.

Insurance & Financing

Larger treatment plans come with a written estimate after the front office confirms your benefits and handles the claims. Ameritas and Principal both appear on the in-network list, but acceptance may vary by individual plan, so verify your coverage with the office first. CareCredit and Sunbit can divide bigger projects into monthly payments, subject to approval and terms that may vary.

What Our Patients Say

Frequently Asked Questions

How far is 100 Dental Southlake from Colleyville, and how do I get there?

From the Colleyville Nature Center, our office is about 5.4 miles away, typically a 14-minute drive. The route follows Glade Rd, Bransford Rd and L D Lockett Rd to Pleasant Run Rd, which turns into S White Chapel Blvd heading north to E Southlake Blvd. For a dentist Colleyville, TX residents can reach on local streets, it is a simple, toll-free trip.

Can I bring a treatment plan from another office for a second opinion?

Yes, and bringing your previous x-rays and the written plan makes the review more useful. Our dentists still complete their own exam, including a bite assessment and gum charting, because recommendations should rest on what they see. You will hear plainly where they agree, where they differ and which steps can safely wait.

What can be done for teeth worn down from grinding?

Worn teeth can usually be rebuilt with bonding, onlays or crowns, depending on how much structure is gone. The first step is finding out why the wear happened, since grinding, clenching and bite problems each change the plan. Protecting the restored teeth afterward, often with a night appliance, helps the new surfaces last.

Can a large treatment plan be done in phases?

Yes, most large plans are divided into phases that address the most urgent needs first. Infection and pain come before cosmetic or elective steps, and each phase is planned so the bite stays stable in between. Phasing can also spread costs across benefit years, and CareCredit or Sunbit can help with the rest, subject to approval.

Can I use nitrous oxide during a long restorative appointment?

Yes, nitrous oxide can be used throughout a longer visit, such as one where several crowns are prepared. You breathe it through a small mask over the nose, and the dentist can adjust it as you go. Because it clears quickly once the mask comes off, most patients drive themselves home afterward.

Schedule Your Visit from Colleyville

Whether an old crown is bothering you or you want a full review of your bite, our team is a dentist Colleyville, TX patients can reach in about 14 minutes. Call 817-646-8353 to book a weekday morning consultation. Learn about the other areas we serve, or return to the Dentist Southlake, TX homepage.

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