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Education University of Dallas: Dallas, Texas, 2016-2019. Master’s Degree in Theological Studies (MTS).  University of Texas Health San Antonio: Dental Branch, San Antonio, TX, 1982-1986.  Doctorate in Dental Surgery (DDS) degree. Texas A&M University, main campus, College Station, TX, 1979-1982.  Bachelor of Science (BS) in Zoology, 1983. Richardson J. J. Pearce High School, Richardson, TX, 1976-1979.  High school diploma. Richardson Westwood Jr. High School, Dallas, TX, 1976. Northern Valley Regional High School, Demarest, NJ, 1975-1976. Honors and Awards 2024 Best Dentistry Award, 08-2024: By BestDentistryAwards.com, Dr. Venincasa has been selected as one of the best dentists in Dallas for 2024!

Why Preventative Dental Care is So Important It’s estimated about 30 percent of dental patients nationwide have periodontal disease, also known as gum disease. However, among Dr. Venincasa’s patients, we find periodontal disease among only ten percent of patients. We work hard to help our patients keep current with their care. We take extra time to show our patients how to properly care for their teeth and gums. This personalized care enables us to individualize each patient’s preventive care, resulting in greater success preventing periodontal disease. Our Oral Cancer Screening Program More than 50,000 Americans are diagnosed with oral cancer

What are Dental Veneers? A veneer is a permanent thin shell applied to the front, outward-facing side of a tooth. Dental veneers have many uses, such as correcting issues with tooth discoloration, cracks, chips, gaps, and other undesirable  cosmetic problems. Porcelain veneers can greatly enhance the appeal of a smile, boost confidence, and to open up personality! Veneers must be cared for very well to keep them looking nice. We strongly recommend night guard wear following the placement of veneers. Porcelain Veneers vs. Bonding There are some situations in which a patient can choose between porcelain veneers, which last longer,

What is a Smile Makeover? Your smile is often the first impression you give to others. When there’s an issue with your teeth or gums that makes your smile less than perfect, it can have a big impact on your confidence and self-esteem. It can negatively impact your job, social life, and overall quality of life. Patients desire smile makeovers for differing reasons. Some patients have particular issues they want enhanced.  Other patients want that “Hollywood smile.” When it comes to winning smiles, we can assist patients with obtaining what they want! Some of our services for smile makeovers include: Closing

What are Tooth Fillings? White fillings have been around since the 1980s. They are now considered a very nice alternative to the classical silver fillings.  The advantage of white fillings is their ability to seal and bond to the tooth structure.  As a result of this seal or bond, these white fillings can be more resistant to recurrent decay. A second advantage of white fillings is that they are more insulative than silver fillings.  As a result of this property, white fillings can be less sensitive to cold air, fluids, and foods. An obvious third advantage of white fillings is

A Modern Approach to Dentures Some patients complain of dentures that are falling out, too loose, never fit right, do not chew well, or that had never been comfortable.  We can do better because we care. Depending on your situation, either new dentures or dental implants may be recommended. Not all dentists are comfortable with providing denture services. Dr. Venincasa has more than 35 years experience working with denture patients, and he can help fulfill your needs with compassion and care. Partial Dentures Partial dentures are recommended when more than one tooth is missing. They are particularly helpful when teeth

What are Dental Crowns? When a tooth is badly weakened by decay or other damage, a crown may be needed. A crown acts like a cap or cover to protect a tooth from further damage and breakage. Crowns may be tooth-colored, or made of gold, as shown here. Tooth-colored crowns look very natural, but they can crack or break like a natural tooth. Dr. Venincasa can determine the relative risk of having one of these tooth-colored crowns. For the very back teeth, Dr. Venincasa recommends gold crowns. While they are not natural-looking, these crowns are very strong and do not crack or