Dental Implants In Round Rock, Texas

Replace Your Broken and Missing Teeth With Dental Implants All in One Office With Just One Doctor

Do Any Of The Following Sound Familiar?

You're dealing with missing or damaged teeth—and it's affecting more than just your smile: Whether it's gaps, broken or worn-down teeth, or patchy dental work, you may feel self-conscious about smiling or speaking in public. It’s not just about looks—it’s about confidence, comfort, and quality of life.

You avoid smiling in photos or going out with friends—because you’re self-conscious about your teeth: Maybe you’ve gotten used to smiling with your lips closed or covering your mouth when you talk. You worry people will notice… and judge. So you shy away from cameras, conversations, and even social events—just to avoid the embarrassment.

Your bite isn’t what it used to be: You find yourself cutting food into tiny pieces and chewing slowly, carefully—just to avoid pain or another dental emergency. You miss the days when you could sink your teeth into a juicy steak, chewy bread, or crisp vegetables without a second thought… and without worrying that something might crack, break, or come loose.

You’re constantly dealing with dental problems—and you’re tired of the cycle. Crowns, fillings, root canals… they never seem to last. Something’s always breaking, hurting, or falling apart. And every time, it’s another trip to the dentist—and another bill. You’re frustrated, worn out, and wondering if there’s a better solution.

You’re struggling with dentures or loose bridges—or dreading the day you’ll need them: They might slip, cause painful sores, or make it hard to enjoy the foods you love. Maybe you're frustrated that things don’t taste the same anymore. Or you're constantly worried they’ll come loose at the worst possible moment—and someone will notice.

Meet Dr. Teresa Santana

Most of the people I meet are dealing with serious dental issues—and many have just about given up on dentistry altogether.

They’re exhausted from having the same teeth fixed again and again, only to see no real progress. They’re frustrated because, no matter how hard they try, their teeth keep breaking down or developing new cavities. And they're tired of feeling judged every time they sit in the dental chair—as if it's somehow their fault.

If that sounds familiar, I want you to know: there is hope.

You’re not alone. And if you’re ready to try a different approach—one that actually works—we’re here to help.