Surgical & Implant Dentistry in Greenville, TX

Restoring Strength and Stability to Your Smile

when it’s time
to rebuild

When teeth keep breaking down, previous dental work has failed, or teeth are missing, continuing to patch the problem may no longer be the best answer.

Dr. Bean evaluates every case individually, explains your options clearly, and helps you understand the right path forward before any treatment is recommended.

Implant Services

Dental implants replace both the visible tooth and the root beneath it. The implant is placed in the jawbone, where it bonds with the bone and creates a stable foundation for a crown, bridge, or full set of teeth.

Because implants are anchored in bone, they feel more secure than removable replacements. They can help patients chew comfortably, speak clearly, smile with confidence, and preserve jawbone over time.

Explore our dental implant options and learn how we plan care around the teeth you need to replace.

When one tooth is missing, an implant can replace it without affecting the neighboring teeth. The implant supports a custom crown designed to blend naturally with your smile.
If several teeth are missing in the same area, implants can support a bridge that replaces multiple teeth at once. This provides a strong, stable result without placing an implant for every tooth.
Traditional dentures can slip or shift while eating and speaking. Implant-supported dentures attach to anchors in the jawbone, helping them feel more secure and comfortable.
When most or all teeth in an arch need to be replaced, implants can support a complete set of fixed teeth that stay in place.

Fixed full-arch treatment is an important part of Dr. Bean’s implant care. He plans the restoration digitally before surgery and evaluates whether fixed provisional teeth can be placed on the day of implant surgery.

Learn more about All-on-4, candidacy, healing, and the difference between provisional and final teeth on our Teeth in a Day page.

Rescue and revision Cases

Not every dental procedure holds up the way it was supposed to. When that happens, it can feel frustrating and overwhelming.

Dr. Bean evaluates revision cases by looking closely at the bone, gums, bite, and existing dental work to understand why the original treatment is not functioning properly.

Sometimes the existing work can be repaired or adjusted. Other times, rebuilding the area provides a stronger long-term result. If something does not feel right, or you want a second opinion, we’ll tell you what we see.

Other Surgical Procedures

Some surgical treatments prepare the mouth for implants or restore the bone and tissue that support the teeth. These procedures may be recommended when tooth loss, infection, or long-term changes in the jaw have affected the underlying structure.

Tooth Extractions

When a tooth cannot be predictably saved, an extraction may be part of a plan to protect your oral health or prepare for replacement teeth. Dr. Bean evaluates the tooth and surrounding area, explains appropriate alternatives, and walks you through what to expect before treatment.

If an implant is being considered, we discuss how the extraction and healing fit into that plan.

Bone Grafting

Bone grafting may be recommended when an area of the jaw needs additional bone to support a planned implant. The need for grafting depends on your imaging, anatomy, and treatment goals.

We explain why it is being considered, how it fits into the implant plan, and the healing steps involved.

Ridge Augmentation

After tooth loss, the ridge of bone that once supported the teeth can change in shape or width. Ridge augmentation is a type of treatment that may be used to rebuild an area when more support is needed for an implant restoration.

Dr. Bean uses your examination and imaging to determine whether it is necessary or whether another approach is appropriate.

Sinus Lift Procedures

A sinus lift may be considered when there is not enough bone height for a planned implant in the upper back jaw, near the sinus. It creates space for bone grafting in that area.

Not every upper-jaw implant case needs this procedure. We assess your imaging and explain the options, timing, and reasons for any recommendation.

Technology and Safety

Dr. Bean plans every surgical case digitally before treatment begins. Using 3D cone beam imaging, he can see the jaw, sinuses, nerves, and bone structure before making a single incision.

From there, the prosthesis is designed on screen and created in our in-house lab. That means no outside lab, no long waiting period, and a more predictable final result.

If you’d like to learn more about the specific tools we use, you can explore our Technology page.

schedule a surgical or implant consultation

If you’re dealing with missing teeth, failing dental work, or a situation that may need surgical treatment, a consultation is the best place to start. We’ll review your imaging, answer your questions, and walk you through your options, including what the investment involves.

No pressure. No surprises. Just an honest conversation about where you are and what’s possible.