Favero Family Dental

Dental services

Dental Anxiety
To our team at Favero Family Dental, “gentle” and “dentistry” simply go hand in hand, the peanut butter to our jelly. All dental procedures and experiences should be gentle, pleasant, and endearing. Led by Drs. Stephen Blake Favero and Khourschid Favero, our practice in Denton, Texas, is built on a foundation of unhurried visits, open communication, transparency about available options, and an authentic commitment and passion for dental care.

Composite Fillings
Tooth decay is incredibly common. In fact, dental decay is the most prevalent chronic illness among children, more common than asthma or hay fever. In Texas, around seven of every ten third-graders have already experienced some form of tooth decay. Cavities or holes in the teeth result from this progressive and destructive process.

Dental Implants
While severe tooth loss affects around 12% of our neighbors in Texas, many common conditions that lead to irreparable damage can be avoided. Moreover, our kind and talented team inDentoncan rebuild teeth from the roots upward. With dental implants, a single tooth or all of your teeth may be replaced in a way that replicates the design of natural teeth. This approach to designing prosthetic teeth helps to support the most natural appearance and feel in the mouth.

Kid-Friendly Dentist
While we acknowledge that genetics play a role in the development of certain conditions, such as aggressive periodontitis, healthy and beautiful smiles are generally made – not born. Even those individuals who are blessed to come from families with so-called “good teeth” must visit Favero Family Dental in Denton, Texas, at least once every six months for check-ups.

Dental Crowns
Around 12% of our fellow Texans have lost six or more of their teeth. At Favero Family Dental, we strive to keep all of our patients’ smiles intact! We emphasize protecting the teeth and gums and preventing the leading threats to these structures: dental decay and periodontal (gum) disease. Dental crowns present an important (and versatile!) way to preserve the teeth and avoid the need for dental extractions or the removal of decayed, broken, or infected teeth.