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Fort Worth Family and Implant Dentistry

3600 Hulen St Ste D4, Fort Worth, TX 76107, United States

4.5+ stars in 250+ reviews Opening hours below
Call (817) 924-0506 Directions Website (ftwimplants.com, opens in a new tab)

Reviews

4.5+ stars in 250+ reviews

4–5 stars: 98% · 1–2 stars: 1% · 304 written reviews

Last 12 months: 93 reviews · 98% 4–5 stars · Replies: 92% of reviews · 3 of 4 one- and two-star

81mention friendly, welcoming staff

12mention a clean office

11mention gentle, thorough cleanings

Read what patients say (6 themes) ↓Write a review
  • Emergency
  • Offers sedation
  • Implants
  • 6 insurers named

What patients say

How the visit felt

11Gentle, thorough cleanings
10Explaining everything before doing it

Staff and office

81Friendly, welcoming staff
12A clean office
5Knowledgeable staff

Why patients came

5Getting dentures or partials

How we count themes

Its website describes an anesthesiologist sedation option

Its website describes oral and IV moderate sedation with Dr. Baker, plus deep sedation with a board-certified medical anesthesiologist. A driver is required for each level.

Dr. Morton Baker, DMD

  • Texas license active, first licensed Jul 2017
  • Dental school: University of Louisville School of Dentistry, 2017
  • Holds a nitrous oxide (laughing gas) permit (since 2017) and sedation permits for levels 1 to 3 (most recent 2025)

NPI 1215458823 · Texas State Board of Dental Examiners, checked Sep 2026 · named on the practice's website

What they can help with

Dental implants: how it works ShowA natural molar beside a dental implant: a crown on an abutment, joined to a titanium post set in the jawbone, which bone grows onto over several months.
Veneers & cosmetic: how it works ShowA front tooth with a veneer, a thin shell on the front surface only, beside a front tooth with a crown covering all of it above the gum.
Sedation & nervous patients: how it works ShowA scale of four sedation levels from most to least awake: minimal, moderate, deep and general anesthesia.

Also listed on its website

The practice replies to most bad reviews

It replied to 92% of reviews, a higher share than at most Fort Worth practices we list. It also responded to 3 of 4 one- or two-star reviews.

One- and two-star reviews
1%of 304 written reviews
A lower share than 75% of Fort Worth practices
Middle Fort Worth practice: 3%
Replies to reviews
92%of written reviews get a reply (3 of 4 one- and two-star)
More replies than 85% of Fort Worth practices
Middle Fort Worth practice: 48%
Licensed in Texas since
2017its longest-licensed confirmed dentist
Licensed more recently than 77% of Fort Worth dentists we list
Middle Fort Worth dentist: first licensed 2007

How we compare

Cost and paying

No prices on its website

Ways to pay

  • Payment plans (its website)
  • Accepts credit cards, debit cards and mobile pay (its business profile)
  • Names Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Delta Dental and 2 more (its website, not a network check)
  • Accepts CareCredit (its website)
  • Cherry financing (its website)

Equipment and memberships

Equipment and treatments on its website
Soft Tissue Laser

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When you can go

Opens early
7 am, Monday to Wednesday
22% of Fort Worth practices open before 8 am
Closed
Friday, and weekends

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Getting there

3600 Hulen St Ste D4
Fort Worth, TX 76107, United States
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  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking and restroom

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Sources and dates

Business listing and reviews, Sep 2026 · ftwimplants.com, Sep 2026 · Texas State Board of Dental Examiners, Sep 2026 · NPI registry

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