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My Unique Dental Practice: Highly Ranked, Patient-Centered, Value-Conscious, and Quality-Oriented

Yes, humbly, my dental practice is quite unique. I know this is so because of what others tell us, whether they be patients, team members, sales representatives, delivery personnel, or online research organizations. So, how are we unique? First, we deeply care for every patient. This care is grounded upon my wanting to be a dentist since I was four years old, it is grounded upon my personal work ethic to always do my best in all I do, and it is grounded upon my character, which is based upon kindness, generosity, gentleness, prudence, patience, fairness, charity, and faith. All

Dr. Mark Venincasa February 2, 2023

A Unique Dallas Dentist: Traditional Values, Patient-Centered, and Highly-Rated, Ranked, and Reviewed

Some patients think all dental offices are the same, not unlike buying the same Polo-branded shirt at Marshall’s, Kohl’s, Dillard’s, and Neiman’s. Well, this analogy is not applicable at all because dental services are performed by individuals, and individuals vary in their skills, their attention to detail, their interests, their foundational values and motivations, and more. Here at my practice, patients know who their dentist is going to be, as I am the only dentist caring for them. They also are aware of our being patient-centered, quality-oriented, value-conscious, and family-owned. They know all these things because they experience us and

Dr. Mark Venincasa February 22, 2022

The Value of Regular Dental Care

Many people try to save money in many ways. Certainly this is commendable. We all work hard for our money. It makes sense to spend it wisely. When it comes to dental care, people may try to delay seeing a dentist for regular care. I can certainly understand this. Truly I can. If nothing seems broken and if there is no pain, many believe that all is well. I wish I could agree with that statement. If nothing seems broken and if there is no pain, is there a chance there is something wrong? Based on my knowledge and experience,

Dr. Mark Venincasa December 17, 2013

The Value of Work (This Dentist, This Dental Practice, The Value of Patients)

Many of us do work whether we are at a job or we raise our children at home.  For many of us this work can be a drudgery, it can drain the energy out of us, or we think that life is passing us by.  Some of us may not work at all or we may simply pass our days playing or doing what we enjoy.  I write not to judge.  I write today simply to offer another way to view work.  As my life has progressed, especially this past six years, I have found a strengthening and life-giving way

Dr. Mark Venincasa June 2, 2013

10am Opening on Wednesday, February 19, 2025

We have all been hearing about the severely cold temperatures with some occasions of rain and perhaps freezing rain or sleet. As a result, we have opted to open our office later on Wednesday, February 19, 2025. Naturally, we do this for the safety and preference of my valued patients and my team. We know many of us may travel over ten miles to get here. So, without much information from our usual school closing resources, we opted to start at 10am. In this way, the traffic will be lighter, and perhaps the sun will have cleared the roads, including

Dr. Mark Venincasa February 19, 2025

Happy New Year!: Our Resolutions for 2025

It has been customary for many of us to consider personal New Year resolutions to improve our lives. These often have to do with getting healthier or improving our relationships. Well, I have decided to offer your our dental practice resolutions. These are for the benefit of you, our current and prospective patients. We know the delivery of dental services has changed greatly over the past thirty years. We know many patients have been disappointed in these changes. It is for this reason why I offer you our resolutions. First, we will always put our patients ahead of anything else.

Dr. Mark Venincasa January 1, 2025

Dental Office Sold: Differing Management of Care?

Many dental offices are being sold nationwide because more dentists are retiring. With these dental office sales, the ownership and their way of doing business may very well change. Corporate and retail entities are buying an increasing percentage of dental offices. With this, their philosophy of care, their management of the dental office, and their motivations, are often different from the selling dentist. This makes patients uncomfortable. Too many times in my dental office, we have patients requesting a second opinion apart from their new dental office ownership. This is because, “all of a sudden,” they need more dental work

Dr. Mark Venincasa May 10, 2024

ADA’s New Radiation Recommendations: No More Lead Aprons

The American Dental Association just published new recommendations for taking x-rays. These recommendations include no longer using a lead apron to protect the abdominal and neck regions. This is surprising at first to consider. However, digital x-rays require less radiation than conventional x-rays, and the recommendations for taking x-rays are more limited. With all this, for now, we will still use the lead aprons until the public becomes more aware. We do not want to create any unnecessary anxiety. We always want what is best for our valued patients. If you are in need of a privately-owned, one-dentist, patient-centered, quality-oriented,

Dr. Mark Venincasa February 10, 2024

Finding a Patient-Centered, Conservative Dentist

Recently, we had a patient visit us from another dental practice. She was told that her tooth required an extraction, to be taken out. I always listen to what patients have to say. At the same time, I perform an examination and an assessment independent from what I am told. On this particular occasion, I did not agree with the previous dental practice at all. Unfortunately, this happens way too much. I decided that I could perform a much more conservative procedure, which we did. Over a month has gone by, and this patient is elated to have not lost

Dr. Mark Venincasa January 7, 2024
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