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Dallas Periodontal Associates & Dental Implants

Periodontics in Lake Highlands

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(214) 503-1000WebsiteUpdated Aug 29, 2026

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About Dallas Periodontal Associates & Dental Implants

Dallas Periodontal Associates & Dental Implants provides dental care on Greenville Avenue in the Lake Highlands area of Dallas, Texas. Periodontics is the specialty focused on the gums and the bone supporting the teeth, handling more advanced gum disease, related surgical treatment, and — in many practices — dental implant placement, which sits naturally alongside that training.

Routine attendance, roughly every six months for most people, is what actually keeps small problems small. A lot of decay and gum disease develops without any pain in its early stages, which is why regular checkups matter even when nothing seems to be wrong, rather than only booking an appointment once something hurts.

A first appointment at a new practice typically covers a full examination, a review of your dental and medical history, and a professional cleaning, with X-rays if you do not have recent ones. It is also a reasonable time to raise any longer-term concerns, cosmetic or otherwise, so they can be factored into a plan going forward.

Day-to-day oral health still comes down to the basics between visits — brushing twice daily with fluoride toothpaste, cleaning between the teeth, and limiting how often sugary food and drink appear through the day matters more than the total amount eaten at once. Regular professional care is what catches whatever those habits do not.

Digital X-rays are a routine part of dental care because they show what a visual exam alone cannot — decay forming between teeth, bone loss below the gumline, and how developing adult teeth are positioned in children. They use a low radiation dose and are taken on a schedule matched to individual risk rather than at every single visit.

Left untreated, small dental problems tend not to stay small. A minor cavity that would have been a straightforward filling can progress to needing root canal treatment and a crown, and early gum inflammation that would have reversed with a good cleaning can progress toward bone loss around the teeth. Catching things early is generally the difference in both effort and cost. Contact details for Dallas Periodontal Associates & Dental Implants are on this page, along with the full list of services offered — reach out to ask about scheduling.

Patients looking for periodontics on Greenville Avenue in the Lake Highlands area of Dallas, Texas can consider Dallas Periodontal Associates & Dental Implants, which lists it among its treatments. The practice is open Monday through Friday. Full service details and contact options are available on this page.

Clinic Details

Best Known For

Dental Implants, Periodontics

Business Hours

Monday
7:00 AM5:00 PM
Tuesday
7:00 AM5:00 PM
Wednesday
7:00 AM5:00 PM
Thursday
7:00 AM5:00 PM
Friday
7:00 AM5:00 PM
SaturdayClosed
Sunday(Today)Closed

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Dallas Periodontal Associates & Dental Implants located in Dallas?
Dallas Periodontal Associates & Dental Implants is on Greenville Avenue in the Lake Highlands area of Dallas, Texas (75243).
What days is Dallas Periodontal Associates & Dental Implants open?
Dallas Periodontal Associates & Dental Implants is open Monday through Friday. Contact the practice through this page to confirm current appointment times before travelling.
What services does Dallas Periodontal Associates & Dental Implants offer?
Listed services at Dallas Periodontal Associates & Dental Implants include Periodontics. The full list is shown on this page.
What is gum recession and can it be treated?
Recession is when gum tissue pulls back and exposes more of the tooth root, often from aggressive brushing, gum disease, or grinding. Grafting procedures can cover exposed roots, though how well that works depends on the extent of the recession.
When should I see a periodontist instead of a general dentist?
Usually on referral, when gum disease has advanced beyond what routine treatment is resolving — deep pockets, ongoing bone loss, or gum recession needing surgical management.
What causes bad breath and can a dentist help?
Persistent bad breath most often comes from bacteria on the tongue and around the gumline, and gum disease is a frequent underlying cause. Because it is usually oral in origin, a dental examination is a sensible first step.

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Services Offered

Dental ImplantsPeriodontics

Reviews

380 reviews

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E***1 month ago

It’s always an amazing experience to see Dr. Tanur. He’s very thorough, professional, personable, amazing, etc. I will always be thankful for all he did for me and my smile. Thanks again. It’s not only him but his staff are just above amazing. Love you guys

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J***1 month ago

Fantastic professional expertise!

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D***1 month ago

Dallas Periodontal great place to have dental work done. Had my teeth cleaned to by a very good and friendly professional. They have state of art equipment. No scraping and no pain. My wife had some gum surgery done it was perfectly done. Her doctor was great and professional.

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J***2 months ago

Excellent experience and clean teeth too! Highly recommend Dr Tanure. I have been one of his patients since he went into practicing periodontal dentistry several decades ago.

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A***2 months ago

I started seeing Dr. Ovadia last year for gum recession and underwent a gum graft surgery. He did an excellent job, and I now alternate my teeth cleanings between here and my dentist. They do SUCH a good job with my teeth cleanings. I love everyone who works here! All of the dental hygienists and staff are so friendly, and the office is always clean and inviting.

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C***3 months ago

The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. When I got lost trying to find the office, they called to check on me and even sent someone outside to help me find my way. The dentist had such a warm and positive attitude that it immediately made me feel comfortable. He walked me through my treatment plan and explained everything in a way that even a five-year-old could understand. The entire experience felt warm and comforting, like family

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J***3 months ago

Dr. Tanur spent as long as I needed to explain the x-rays and treatment for me. He is easy to talk to and genuinely concerned for my health. I felt no pressure to make any quick decisions. He is a caring professional.

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E***6 months ago

I had an excellent experience with Dr. Ovadia for my dental implant procedure. He is truly an amazing, painless doctor and an outstanding surgeon. From the consultation to the final results, everything was handled with professionalism, care, and precision. I was honestly nervous at first, but the procedure was smooth and much more comfortable than I expected. Dr. Ovadia explains everything clearly and makes sure you feel calm and confident every step of the way. The results are incredible, and the entire staff provides great service every time. I’ve been so happy with my experience that I’ve brought my family to him as well — and they’ve all received the same excellent care. I highly recommend Dr. Ovadia to anyone looking for top-quality dental implants and a truly pain-free experience!

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M***6 months ago

Edit: please see the before and 3 month post- procedure picture attached to see that this is not a “ changes in gum contour or pigmentation” that “can occur as part of the body’s natural healing response.” Also if it is a “known biological possibilities whenever gum tissue is repositioned”, I guess I’m supposed to as a patient just know that without any disclosure from the doctor. But most importantly what is being glossed over here AND when I reached out to their office a couple of days after my procedure is the doctor’s admittance right after the procedure that they have "removed some hyperpigmentation". I’ve tried to express my concerns to the doctor who refuses to acknowledge what happened and chalked up my atrocious results to a normal part of the procedure. Additionally, the crown lengthening itself didn’t even result in a significant result for it to be worth all of this unnecessary trauma and drama. I opted out of returning to the doctor for post op follow up and instead went to a different doctor after requesting my procedure notes. So my gum is not lighter due to lack of “proper healing, careful adherence to post-operative instructions, and completion of recommended follow-up visits” as their response here is insinuating. Original post: Went in for crown lengthening and came out with a lightened gum. The doctor told me as I was waking up from the anesthesia that they had "removed some hyperpigmentation." After coming home I realized what happened I was so upset that an important part of my smile that hold a cultural significance is completely wiped. The doctor insists that this is not an intentional lightening of my gum although they clearly said to me that they've "removed some hyperpigmentation" but also they never mentioned in my consultation that this was a possibility nor was it indicated in the consent form. I consulted with a different periodontist after the fact and after reviewing my consent form, that makes no mention of lighter gum as an outcome of a crown lengthening, they suspect that this may have been done, because to some, a lighter gum is "aesthetically preferred". Gum lightening maybe the "in thing" to do right now but I absolutely didn't consent to it. In fact I hate my results so much that I wish I never altered my original smile. I recommend anyone who wouldn't want alterations to their smile on a whim of a doctor to avoid this place.

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