Established roots, advanced care.
Oral Surgery
Koelker Dental offers advanced oral surgery in Allen, TX—performed in-house by Dr. Kris Koelker for patients who want expert care without the hassle of being referred to another office. From straightforward procedures to more complex surgical cases, our approach is centered on precision, safety, and a calm experience from start to finish.
Dental Implants & Full-Arch Solutions
Dental implants are one of the most reliable ways to replace missing teeth with a result that looks, feels, and functions like a natural smile. Dr. Koelker provides implant placement with careful planning and modern techniques to support long-term stability and comfort. For patients missing most or all teeth, we also offer full-arch implant solutions such as All-on-4® treatment—designed to restore an entire arch of teeth with a fixed, secure result and a streamlined surgical plan.
Wisdom Teeth Removal
Wisdom teeth can cause crowding, infection, pain, or damage to nearby teeth—especially when they are impacted or partially erupted. We provide wisdom teeth evaluations and removal with a focus on smooth healing, clear guidance, and comfort-focused care. Whether you need one tooth removed or all four, your treatment is planned carefully based on your anatomy and long-term oral health.
Tooth Extractions (Simple & Surgical)
When a tooth is too damaged to save, an extraction may be the healthiest next step. Koelker Dental performs both simple and surgical extractions, including removal of broken teeth, severely decayed teeth, or teeth affected by infection. We focus on gentle technique, protecting the surrounding bone and tissue, and helping you understand what to expect during healing—plus replacement options when appropriate.
IV Sedation for a More Comfortable Experience
For patients with dental anxiety—or for those undergoing more involved procedures—Koelker Dental offers true IV conscious sedation for eligible patients. IV sedation helps you relax deeply through treatment, and many patients remember little to none of the procedure afterward. It’s a safe, carefully monitored option that can make oral surgery feel dramatically easier and more manageable.
