The clinic is led by Dr. Lee Fitzgerald, who brings over 30 years of experience in implant and cosmetic dentistry.
What makes this center exceptional is its fully integrated approach. The Forte Implant Center features an in-house dental lab, a high-resolution 3D Cone Beam CT scanner, and cutting-edge Zirconia technology. This allows for streamlined workflows, faster turnaround times, and highly personalized care.
✔️ Wide range of services, from single implants to full arch (All-on-4) restorations
✔️ In-house lab for efficient, custom-made prosthetics
✔️ State-of-the-art imaging and digital diagnostics
✔️ Implants from top brands like Nobel Biocare, Straumann, Neodent, Biohorizon
✔️ A team of general dentists, periodontists, and MDs for truly interdisciplinary care
✔️ Serving patients from Plano, Dallas, Fort Worth, Frisco, McKinney and surrounding areas
For those exploring high-end dental solutions in the US or looking to learn more about integrated implant workflows, the Forte Implant Center is definitely worth knowing.
Certified implantologists from our network
Every practice in our network is admitted only after meeting the quality criteria of Leading Implant Centers.
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Zahnarztpraxis Kettenacker & Rosenkranz
Pfullendorf, Germany
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Dental Excellence
Bukarest, Romania
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Steinmüller - Die Zahnarztpraxis
Mülheim an der Ruhr, Germany
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