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Meet Dr. Venincasa and His Team

Dr. Mark Venincasa Dr. Venincasa has been providing quality dental care in an honest, ethical, conservative, and professional manner since 1986, with much success. His expertise include cosmetic, full-mouth restorative, and patient-centered dentistry. His patients know him to be value-conscious and quality-oriented. Hundreds of his patients have entrusted him to their professional dental care for over 25 years.  Dr. Venincasa was born in Englewood, New Jersey, located just across the Hudson River from Yankee Stadium in New York City.  When he was 14 years old, his family moved to Dallas, Texas. He attended Richardson JJ Pearce High School.  Mark feels

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A Best Choice for the Greater North Dallas Area Our Services Request an Appointment Welcome to the Private Practice of Dr. Mark Venincasa! We are a patient-focused, family-oriented, highly-awarded practice serving the Dallas, Addison, Carrollton, Plano, and Richardson areas, and more, since 1986. We are Facebook’s “Most Liked” dental practice of our kind in the Dallas area. Further, we aim to provide high-quality care at a value price, recommending care that is truly needed, and never over-selling or pressuring patients. With more than 30 years experience treating patients, Dr. Venincasa and his dedicated staff are eager to welcome you to

COVID-19 Update: Dallas County

We continue to hear news of this virus spreading across the world, here in the United States, and in some areas of Texas. So what is the status of this virus here in Dallas County? To get answers, the Dallas County website was accessed today. The daily average number of weekly newly confirmed and probable cases in Dallas County had previously peaked on July 11, 2020, at 1313. The current peek week for this occurred on the week ending on December 5, 2020, at 1647. With this, it is more important to consider hospitalizations and fatalities. Considering hospitalizations in Dallas

COVID-19 Update: Collin County, Texas

We all have heard of the increasing number of new novel coronavirus infections, both within the United States and within some locales within the state of Texas. So, how has this affected Collin County, Texas? Hospitalizations are a very good indicator of the status of this pandemic, as are the number of fatalities. We will look at Collin County hospitalizations first. Unfortunately, the number of patients with COVID-19 infection within the county hospitals is the highest it has ever been, as of December 7, 2020, at 355 patients. We can compare this to the last peak in county hospitalizations, which

COVID-19 Update for Collin County: Really Good News

We all have heard of the increase of new daily COVID-19 infections across the country, and especially here in El Paso. The same had occurred for Collin County; however, the number of daily COVID-19 fatalities has consistently been decreasing and the hospitals are not near overrun with COVID-19 patients. Presented here to support this is data from the Texas Department of State Health Services. The highest number of new daily infections in Collin County was reported as being 1167 on August 15, 2020. Following that, Collin County change the way they count these new infections, so the following day the

COVID-19 Update: Good News for Dallas County

We have heard about the current spike in the number of daily new COVID-19 infections across the country. The same has indeed occurred for Dallas County. However, the daily number of fatalities has continued to trend down, and the daily number of hospitalizations is not close to overrunning the hospital capacity. To be more specific, according to the Texas Department of State Health Services, the past spikes in the number of new infections for Dallas County occurred on July 26, 2020, at 1267, and on August 18, 2020, at 1850. Relative to those, the number of new infections for Dallas

COVID-19 Update: Good News Still Exists for Texas

According to the Texas Department of State Health Services, while COVID-19 new daily infections have spiked some since dropping, the state is still experiencing a decreasing rate of daily fatalities and the hospitals are not near overrun. Our case positivity rate is still below 10%, which is a critical value noted by the CDC. Indeed, this is very good news. In referencing the daily number of new infections, the peak occurred on July 14, 2020, at 10,745. Following this, the state experienced the lowest number of new daily infections on September 28, 2020, at 1397. Since then, there has been

Welcome Back to Our Resuming Dental Care!

We are so pleased to resume our dental care for you! Thank you so much for your trust, loyalty, and desire for returning to our office! It means a great deal to us that you are back! As many of you know, the governor had effectively shut down all dental offices for about six weeks. Even though dentists are considered “Essential Critical Infrastructure Workers,” I did not feel very essential during that time. I wanted to contribute in some meaningful way. I wanted to help to keep the economy and people’s lives going. However, I understand the intent of the

Open For Severe Emergencies Only, Through May 1, 2020

As a result of the COVID-19 mitigation protocols being extended across the country, our Governor Greg Abbott and our state dental associated organizations have made it very clear that dental offices must continue to be closed to patient treatment across the state, unless there is an emergency situation which may lead to a hospitalization if not cared for within the dental office, or if eating by the patient is too difficult. The current state Executive Order has extended this protocol through May 1, 2020. Details will become apparent at any day now; we are awaiting guidance form the state board