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• Austin Institute of Dental Medicine - 1401 Philomena St Ste 200, Austin, TX 78723, United States
• Shoal Creek Prosthodontic Group - 1500 W 38th St #34, Austin, TX 78731, United States
• LoneStar Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery - 4306 Medical Pkwy #2, Austin, TX 78756, United States
• Bedrock Periodontics - 4505 Spicewood Springs Rd Unit 100, Austin, TX 78759, United States
• Austin Dental Implants - 6500 N Mopac Expy Building II, Suite 2204, Austin, TX 78731, United States
• Central Texas Oral Surgery Associates - 3200 Red River St suite 400, Austin, TX 78705, United States
• Capital Texas Dental Implants and Periodontics - 10601 Pecan Park Rd Unit 101, Austin, TX 78750, United States
• Oral Surgery Specialists Of Austin - 5301 Davis Ln #102, Austin, TX 78749, United States
• ClearChoice Dental Implant Center - Austin - 7200 N Mopac Expy Ste 215, Austin, TX 78731, United States
• Anchor Dental Implant Center - 7710 N FM 620 Bldg 13 c suite 110, Austin, TX 78726, United States
• Round Rock Oral Surgery & Dental Implants - 7200 Wyoming Springs Dr #1000, Round Rock, TX 78681, United States
• Oral Surgery Specialists of Buda - 119 Cimarron Park Loop Ste c, Buda, TX 78610, United States
• Hill Country Oral Surgery - 3423 Bee Caves Rd Bldg C, Suite 201, Austin, TX 78746, United States
• Periodontal Surgical Arts - 3423 Bee Caves Rd Ste C-101, Austin, TX 78746, United States

If you’re in Mueller, I’d prioritize a practice that does the entire digital workflow—CBCT + intraoral scan + virtual implant planning + actual guided/robotic placement—not merely a dentist who says they use “digital dentistry.”

My Austin shortlist

• Best fit for Mueller / East Austin: Austin Institute of Dental Medicine — 1401 Philomena St, Suite 200, right in the Mueller area. They’re a multispecialty center with implant surgery, bone grafting, full-arch treatment and digital scanning. The big advantage is convenience and the ability to coordinate surgical and restorative care under one roof.
• Best technology-focused option I found: Shoal Creek Prosthodontic Group — about a short drive from Mueller at 1500 W 38th St. They specifically advertise CBCT, intraoral scanning, and Yomi robotic implant-guided surgery, which is particularly compelling if you want computerized planning carried through into the actual placement.
• Strong surgical option: LoneStar Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery — 4306 Medical Pkwy. They specifically describe 3-D implant treatment planning and rigid surgical guidance, and they're an oral-surgery practice rather than a general dentist doing implants occasionally.
• Another strong technology/surgical option: Bedrock Periodontics — 4505 Spicewood Springs Rd. They advertise CBCT, intraoral scanning, 3-D printing and X-Guide dynamic navigation for implant placement.

What I'd book

For one or a few implants, I'd start with Shoal Creek Prosthodontic Group if your priority is a genuinely digital, prosthetically driven workflow. The Yomi component is particularly notable because it isn't just computer planning—the technology assists with placement itself.

If you want to stay as close to Mueller as possible, I'd get a consultation at Austin Institute of Dental Medicine first and specifically ask whether your implant will be planned digitally from CBCT + intraoral scan and placed using a static surgical guide, dynamic navigation, or robotic guidance.

One important distinction: “computer planned” doesn't necessarily mean “computer guided during surgery.” For example, Oral Surgery Specialists of Austin explicitly describes CBCT-based planning plus real-time X-Guide navigation, which is the latter. Oral Surgery Specialists of Austin

When you call, I'd say:

“I'm looking for a digitally planned implant using CBCT and an intraoral scan, with a prosthetically driven virtual plan and either a 3-D printed surgical guide, dynamic navigation, or robotic guidance during placement. Which system do you use, and does the surgeon personally perform the guided placement?”

That question will quickly separate the practices with real guided-implant workflows from offices that are simply using the phrase “digital implant planning.”

• Austin Institute of Dental Medicine - 1401 Philomena St Ste 200, Austin, TX 78723, United States
• Clinica dental - 711 W 38th St, Austin, TX 78705, United States
• LoneStar Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery - 4306 Medical Pkwy #2, Austin, TX 78756, United States
• Oral Surgery Specialists Of Austin - 5301 Davis Ln #102, Austin, TX 78749, United States
• Austin Dental Implants - 6500 N Mopac Expy Building II, Suite 2204, Austin, TX 78731, United States
• Periodontal Surgical Arts - 3423 Bee Caves Rd Ste C-101, Austin, TX 78746, United States
• Bedrock Periodontics - 4505 Spicewood Springs Rd Unit 100, Austin, TX 78759, United States
• Anchor Dental Implant Center - 7710 N FM 620 Bldg 13 c suite 110, Austin, TX 78726, United States
• Texas Periodontists - 12319 N Mopac Expy #160, Austin, TX 78758, United States
• Union Dental Implant Center - 1211 E 11th St Ste 201, Austin, TX 78702, United States
• Cynthia L Graves DDS - Dentist Austin TX | Dentures Austin TX - 10418 Lake Creek Pkwy, Austin, TX 78750, United States
• Barton Oaks Dental Group - 901 S MoPac Expy Building 1, Suite #470, Austin, TX 78746, United States
• Optima Dental Surgery Center - 990 Hesters Crossing Rd, Round Rock, TX 78681, United States

If you’re specifically looking for computerized implant planning + guided surgery near Mueller, I’d put Austin Institute of Dental Medicine (AIDM) at the top of your list.

My top pick near Mueller

Austin Institute of Dental Medicine — 1401 Philomena St, Suite 200, right in the Mueller area. It’s a multispecialty practice with oral surgery, periodontics, prosthodontics, and implant care under one roof. Their implant program specifically describes advanced 3D planning and guided technology, which is a good fit if you want the planning, surgery, and restoration coordinated rather than having to shuttle between offices. Austin Institute of Dental Medicine

aidm.org

Another strong option if you want the most advanced navigation

Clinica dental — central Austin, at 711 W. 38th St. They advertise Yomi robotic-assisted implant surgery, which goes beyond simply making a 3D-printed surgical guide: the robotic system provides real-time guidance during implant placement. Council Oak Perio

This would be particularly interesting if your priority is maximum technology/precision, rather than proximity to Mueller.

One I'd consider for conventional computer-guided surgery

LoneStar Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery — 4306 Medical Pkwy. They specifically advertise 3D implant treatment planning and rigid surgical guidance. That's a good option if you'd prefer an oral surgeon handling the surgical portion.

What I'd ask when you call

Don't just ask, “Do you do guided implants?” Ask:

“Do you take a CBCT, digitally plan the implant position before surgery, and then use a surgical guide or real-time navigation during placement? Which system do you use?”

Also ask whether the restorative dentist, surgeon, and digital plan are coordinated before the implant is placed. That's arguably more important than simply having a fancy piece of equipment.

For your location, I'd book a consultation at AIDM first. If you specifically want robotic navigation, I'd get a second consultation at Council Oak Perio and compare the actual proposed implant plan, not just the technology.

If you mean Mueller in Austin, TX, I’d look for a dentist or implant specialist who specifically offers CBCT (3D cone-beam CT), virtual implant planning, and guided implant placement (static surgical guides or dynamic navigation such as X-Guide/Yomi). Here are a few Austin-area options to compare:

Strong technology-focused choices

Oral Surgery Specialists of Austin

• Offers computer-guided implant surgery with X-Guide dynamic navigation, which uses CBCT-based planning and real-time tracking during implant placement. ossaustin.com
• Best fit if you want a surgeon-led approach, especially for complex cases (limited bone, multiple implants, sinus/nerve considerations). ossaustin.com

Hill Country Oral Surgery

• Uses 3D CBCT imaging, implant planning software, in-house 3D printing for guides, and X-Guide navigation. www.hillcountryoralsurgery.comwww.counciloakperio.com
• A good option if you want an oral surgeon handling the implant placement with digital planning. www.hillcountryoralsurgery.comwww.counciloakperio.com

Council Oak Perio

• Promotes 3D CBCT imaging and YOMI robotic guidance for implant placement. www.counciloakperio.com
• Worth considering if you specifically want robotic-assisted implant surgery. www.counciloakperio.com

If you prefer a general dentist who handles the whole process

Austin Lifetime Dental

• Uses CBCT and digital planning with custom 3D surgical guides and offers an integrated surgery/restoration workflow. www.lifetimedental.com

Hamilton Dental Austin

• Describes a fully guided workflow using CBCT scans, digital impressions, planning software, and surgical guides. www.hamiltondentalaustin.com

For someone near Mueller, I’d probably start by booking 2 consultations:

1. an oral surgeon or periodontist (for the implant placement technology), and
2. a restorative dentist (to make sure the implant is positioned for the final crown).

When you call, ask:

• “Do you use CBCT + virtual implant planning before surgery?”
• “Do you use a 3D printed surgical guide or dynamic navigation (X-Guide/YOMI)?”
• “Will I be able to see the proposed implant position before surgery?”
• “Who places the implant and who makes the final crown?”

If you want, I can also narrow this to the closest options to Mueller with estimated drive times.

If you’re specifically looking for CBCT + computerized implant planning + guided surgery, and you want to stay near Mueller, I’d put Austin Institute of Dental Medicine at the top of the convenience list, but I’d consider a specialist for the actual surgery.

My shortlist

1. Austin Institute of Dental Medicine — best for being right in Mueller

• Located at 1401 Philomena St, in the Mueller area.
• Multi-specialty practice with implant surgery, oral surgery, periodontics and prosthodontics under one roof.
• Uses digital scanning/3D technology and has an on-site surgical center.
• This is attractive if you want the planning, surgery and restoration coordinated locally.

2. Central Texas Oral Surgery Associates — strong specialist option nearby

• 3200 Red River St, very close to Mueller.
• Oral/maxillofacial surgery practice with implant placement and bone grafting.
• Uses 3D CBCT for surgical planning.
• I'd favor this type of practice if your case involves extraction + grafting + implant placement or more complicated anatomy.

3. Union Dental Implant Center — especially interesting for implant-focused treatment

• 1211 E 11th St, in East Austin.
• Implant-focused practice emphasizing CBCT, computer-guided planning and digital workflows, with surgery and restoration coordinated in-house.
• Particularly worth considering if you're looking at more extensive implant reconstruction.

4. Bedrock Periodontics — strongest technology/specialist combination

• Northwest Austin, so farther from Mueller.
• Specifically advertises CBCT, intraoral scanning, 3D printing and X-Guide dynamic navigation for implant placement.
• I'd seriously consider this if precision/navigation is more important than proximity.

If technology is your #1 priority

I'd specifically ask whether they use dynamic navigation (such as X-Guide) or a static 3D-printed surgical guide, rather than simply asking whether they do "computer-guided implants."

For example, Periodontal Surgical Arts describes dynamic 3D navigation, where the virtual implant plan is translated into real-time guidance during drilling. www.periosurgicalarts.com The International Team for Implantology also notes that CBCT + digital planning should incorporate the anatomy, planned implant position and planned prosthesis, and that fully guided placement can improve accuracy. network.iti.org

My pick for you: I'd start with Austin Institute of Dental Medicine because you're in Mueller and they have the multidisciplinary setup. If you want the most technology-forward surgical approach specifically, I'd get a second opinion from Bedrock Periodontics or another practice explicitly using dynamic navigation.

When you call, say:

“I'm looking for an implant consultation where you do a CBCT, digitally plan the implant in 3D, and use a surgical guide or dynamic navigation for placement. Which doctor performs the surgery, and what system do you use?”

That question will quickly separate practices that actually use guided surgery from ones that simply have digital X-rays.

If you tell me how many implants you need (one tooth vs. several/full arch), and whether the tooth is already out, I can narrow this to the 2–3 best Austin doctors for your particular case.

If you mean Mueller in Austin, TX, I’d prioritize a dentist or implant specialist who specifically offers CBCT (3D cone-beam imaging), virtual implant planning, and guided implant placement (static surgical guides or real-time navigation). These are the names I’d put on your short list: hedgecockdental.com

Best matches near Mueller

1. Austin Institute of Dental Medicine — closest fit for Mueller

• Located in Mueller itself.
• Their implant workflow emphasizes advanced digital tools, implant surgery, and coordinated specialty care. hedgecockdental.com
• Good choice if you want one location that can coordinate consultation, surgery, and restoration. aidm.org

2. Hedgecock Dental — if you specifically want robotic/computer-assisted implant surgery

• They advertise the Yomi Robot-Assisted Dental Surgery platform, which uses computerized planning and robotic guidance during implant placement. hedgecockdental.com
• This is one of the more technology-forward options if your priority is navigation rather than just a printed guide.

3. Council Oak Perio — implant specialist option

• A periodontist-led practice that advertises Yomi robotic implant assistance and 3D planning workflows. www.counciloakperio.com
• Worth considering if you have gum/bone issues, grafting needs, or a more complex case.

4. Oral Surgery Specialists of Austin — surgical specialist option

• They use computer-guided implant surgery with CBCT-based planning and X-Guide dynamic navigation. ossaustin.comhedgecockdental.com
• A strong option if you need an oral surgeon rather than a general dentist placing the implant.

What I would ask when you call

Ask these exact questions:

1. “Do you use CBCT + digital implant planning software before surgery?”
2. “Do you provide fully guided implant surgery or dynamic navigation?”
3. “Who places the implant—the general dentist, periodontist, or oral surgeon?”
4. “Can I see my 3D implant plan before surgery?”
5. “Do you use a digital scan instead of traditional impressions?”

For Mueller convenience + advanced workflow, I’d start with Austin Institute of Dental Medicine. If your priority is the most advanced navigation technology, I’d compare Hedgecock Dental (Yomi) and Oral Surgery Specialists of Austin (X-Guide). hedgecockdental.com

If you tell me whether it’s one implant, several implants, All-on-4/full arch, or an implant after an extraction, I can narrow the choice.

If you mean Mueller in Austin, I’d start with Union Dental Implant Center. It’s in East Austin at 1211 E 11th St, relatively close to Mueller, and its implant workflow specifically includes CBCT 3D imaging, computer-guided planning, digital scans, and an in-house dental lab. www.unionimplants.com

My shortlist

1. Union Dental Implant Center — best fit near Mueller
   • Implant-focused practice rather than a general dentist who occasionally places implants.
   • CBCT + computer-guided planning.
   • Digital prosthetic workflow and in-house lab.
   • Particularly interesting if you want the planning, surgery, and restoration coordinated in one place. www.unionimplants.com

2. Austin Institute of Dental Medicine — most convenient Mueller option
   • Located at 1401 Philomena St, actually in the Mueller area.
   • Multi-specialty practice with implant surgery, oral surgery, periodontics and prosthodontics under one roof.
   • This could be particularly convenient if your case requires both surgical and restorative specialists.

3. LoneStar Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery — strong surgical option
   • Central Austin at 4306 Medical Parkway.
   • Specifically advertises 3-D implant treatment planning and rigid surgical guidance.
   • I'd favor this if your priority is having an oral/maxillofacial surgeon handle the surgical side.

One important distinction

When you call, don't just ask whether they do “digital implants.” Ask:

“Do you take a CBCT and intraoral scan, virtually plan the implant in 3D, and then place it using a computer-generated surgical guide or real-time navigation?”

That's the technology you're describing. Static guided surgery uses a custom 3-D printed guide; dynamic navigation tracks the drill in real time. For example, Oral Surgery Specialists of Austin explicitly uses X-Guide dynamic navigation with CBCT-based planning. ossaustin.com

For one or a few implants, I'd lean toward Union or AIDM based on proximity and digital workflow. If you have significant bone loss, a sinus/nerve issue, multiple implants, or a complicated surgical case, I'd get a consultation with a specialist such as LoneStar as well.

If you tell me which tooth/teeth you're replacing (or whether this is All-on-4/full arch), I can narrow this to the 2 best Austin offices and compare their technology, doctors, proximity to Mueller, and reviews.

If you’re in Mueller, Austin, I’d put Council Oak Perio at the top of your list for the technology you’re asking about.

My pick: Council Oak Perio — Dr. Christopher Bingham

They’re at 711 W. 38th St., Suite G5, so they’re relatively close to Mueller. More importantly, they specifically advertise the combination you want:

• 3D CBCT imaging for computerized implant planning
• YOMI robotic guidance during implant placement
• Digital planning of the implant's position, angle and depth
• Periodontist-led implant surgery, including bone grafting when needed
• YOMI provides real-time guidance during surgery, rather than simply making a static printed guide. www.counciloakperio.com

Council Oak Perio — implant information

Another very convenient option: Austin Institute of Dental Medicine

Austin Institute of Dental Medicine is right in the Mueller area at 1401 Philomena St. It's a multispecialty practice with implant dentistry, oral surgery, periodontics and prosthodontics under one roof. That's appealing if you want the planning, surgery and restoration coordinated together rather than shuttling between offices.

However, based on what I could verify, Council Oak has the clearest documentation of the specific computerized/robotic implant-placement technology you're seeking.

Also worth considering

Shoal Creek Prosthodontic Group — near central Austin — advertises CBCT, intraoral scanning and YOMI robotic implant-guided surgery, with a prosthodontic/restorative focus.

And LoneStar Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery on Medical Parkway advertises 3-D implant treatment planning and rigid surgical guidance. That's another good option if you'd rather have an oral surgeon perform the surgical portion.

What I'd do: Book a consultation with Dr. Bingham/Council Oak Perio and ask specifically: “Will you combine my CBCT with an intraoral scan to prosthetically plan the implant, and will the actual placement be YOMI-guided or another fully guided workflow?” That question distinguishes genuine digital implant planning from a practice that merely happens to own a CBCT.

For implant planning, the technology is useful, but the clinician's surgical/restorative judgment still matters; professional consensus recommends combining high-quality CBCT and digital planning and using fully guided placement when appropriate. network.iti.org

If you tell me which tooth you're replacing (front/back, upper/lower) and whether it's already extracted, I can narrow this to the best 2–3 Austin options near Mueller, including who I'd choose for a straightforward single implant versus a more complex case.

If you mean Mueller in Austin, TX, I’d look for a dentist/oral surgeon who specifically offers CBCT 3D imaging + digital implant planning + guided placement (not just “implants”). A few Austin-area options worth booking consultations with:

Strong technology-focused choices

Hamilton Dental
Good fit if you want a restorative dentist who does a full digital workflow. They describe using CBCT scans, digital impressions, treatment planning software, and surgical guides for guided implant cases. www.hamiltondentalaustin.comossaustin.com

Oral Surgery Specialists of Austin
Worth considering if your case is complex (bone loss, nerve/sinus concerns, multiple implants). They advertise computer-guided implant surgery using CBCT-based planning and X-Guide dynamic navigation. ossaustin.com

Periodontal Surgical Arts
A specialist option (periodontists focused on gum/implant surgery) that offers dynamic 3D navigation surgery for implant placement. www.periosurgicalarts.com

Cedar Park Dental Wellness
Farther from Mueller, but notable if you specifically want robotic guidance: they advertise Yomi robotic-assisted implant placement with CBCT and digital planning. cedarparkdentalwellness.com

What I would ask when you call

Ask:

1. “Do you plan my implant from a CBCT scan in 3D before surgery?”
2. “Do you use a printed surgical guide or dynamic navigation during placement?”
3. “Can I see my implant position on the computer before committing?”
4. “Who places the implant—the dentist, a periodontist, or an oral surgeon?”

For someone near Mueller, I’d probably start with Hamilton Dental for a digital restorative workflow or Oral Surgery Specialists of Austin for a surgery-focused evaluation, then compare the treatment plan and technology used. www.hamiltondentalaustin.comossaustin.com

If you tell me whether it’s one tooth, multiple teeth, All-on-4/full arch, or an implant after an extraction, I can narrow the best fit.

If you mean Mueller in Austin, Texas, I’d prioritize a practice that does the full digital workflow: CBCT + intraoral scan + 3D implant planning + guided placement, rather than a dentist who merely advertises “digital dentistry.”

My Austin shortlist

1. Periodontal Surgical Arts — my strongest choice if your priority is precision-guided implant surgery. They specifically offer dynamic 3D navigation, where the surgeon tracks the drill in real time against the computerized plan. Their Austin office is at 3423 Bee Caves Rd. www.periosurgicalarts.com

Periodontal Surgical Arts

2. Oral Surgery Specialists of Austin — another particularly strong option if you want an oral-surgery specialist. They use X-Guide dynamic navigation, with CBCT-based 3D planning and real-time drill tracking. ossaustin.com

Oral Surgery Specialists of Austin

3. Cedar Park Dental Wellness / Dr. Regina Yunusov — farther north from Mueller, but notable because they advertise the Yomi robotic implant system, CBCT, intraoral scanning, digital planning, and robotic assistance during placement. cedarparkdentalwellness.com

What I'd ask when you call

Don't just ask, “Do you do guided implants?” Ask:

“Do you combine CBCT with an intraoral scan to create a prosthetically driven 3D implant plan, and is the actual implant placement fully guided or dynamically navigated?”

That's important because static surgical guides and real-time navigation are different technologies. The ITI consensus recommends high-quality CBCT plus digital planning that incorporates the intended prosthesis and, when possible, fully guided implant insertion. network.iti.org

For someone based around Mueller, I'd get consultations with Oral Surgery Specialists of Austin and Periodontal Surgical Arts first, then compare the actual proposed implant position, grafting needs, restoration plan, and total fee—not just which office has the fanciest technology.

If you tell me single implant vs. multiple implants/full-mouth, I can narrow this to the 2–3 best Austin practices for your specific case and compare their technology, location from Mueller, credentials, reviews, and likely workflow.

If you mean Mueller in Austin, TX, I’d look for an implant dentist or implant surgeon who specifically offers CBCT (3D cone-beam imaging) + virtual implant planning + guided surgery (static surgical guides or dynamic navigation). A few Austin-area practices worth comparing:

Best matches for advanced implant technology

Oral Surgery Specialists of Austin

• Offers computer-guided implant surgery using X-Guide dynamic navigation, where the surgeon tracks implant placement against a 3D plan from CBCT imaging. ossaustin.com
• Good choice if you have a complex case (limited bone, nerve/sinus concerns, multiple implants) or want an oral surgeon handling placement. ossaustin.com

Council Oak Perio

• Offers robot-assisted implant surgery with Yomi, a robotic guidance system designed for implant placement. www.counciloakperio.comossaustin.com
• A strong option if you specifically want the newest navigation-style technology.

Periodontal Surgical Arts

• Uses dynamic 3D navigation and digital implant planning workflows. www.periosurgicalarts.com
• Periodontists often focus heavily on implant placement, gum tissue, and bone management.

Hill Country Oral Surgery

• Uses CBCT 3D imaging, implant planning software, in-house 3D printing, and guided implant workflows. www.hillcountryoralsurgery.com
• Worth considering if you want a surgical specialist.

What I would ask when you call

Ask these exact questions:

1. “Do you plan implants with CBCT + digital implant planning software before surgery?”
2. “Do you use guided surgery (3D-printed surgical guide) or dynamic navigation?”
3. “Who places the implant—the restorative dentist or an oral surgeon/periodontist?”
4. “Can I see my 3D implant plan before committing?”
5. “Do you handle bone grafting/sinus augmentation if the scan shows I need it?”

For someone near Mueller, I’d probably start with Council Oak Perio or Oral Surgery Specialists of Austin if your priority is the most technology-forward surgical workflow, then compare the plan, surgeon experience, and total cost. www.counciloakperio.comossaustin.com

If you tell me single tooth vs multiple implants vs All-on-4/full arch, and whether you want closest to Mueller or best technology regardless of drive time, I can narrow it down.

If you’re in Mueller, I’d put Austin Institute of Dental Medicine (AIDM) at the top of your list for convenience, but I’d choose based on exactly how advanced you want the implant workflow to be.

My shortlist

1. Austin Institute of Dental Medicine — best Mueller-area option
Austin Institute of Dental Medicine is actually in Mueller at 1401 Philomena St. It’s a multidisciplinary center with implant treatment, digital scanning, and an on-site surgical center, so it’s a particularly convenient option if you want the surgical and restorative sides coordinated in one place.

2. Council Oak Perio / Dr. Christopher Bingham — best technology-focused choice
Council Oak Perio at 711 W. 38th St. is the one I'd investigate first if your priority is computer-assisted implant surgery specifically. Dr. Christopher Bingham is a board-certified periodontist, and the practice uses CBCT + Yomi robotic guidance, which provides real-time visual/haptic guidance during implant placement. www.counciloakperio.com

That's more sophisticated than simply saying an office has a digital scanner or a 3D-printed surgical guide.

3. LoneStar Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery — strong surgical alternative
LoneStar Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery at 4306 Medical Parkway advertises 3-D implant treatment planning and rigid surgical guidance. I'd consider them particularly if you have limited bone, need grafting, or want an oral surgeon rather than a general dentist performing the implant surgery.

What I'd book

If you want “I want my implant digitally planned and then placed with computer assistance”, I'd book a consultation with Dr. Bingham at Council Oak Perio and ask specifically for a CBCT-based, digitally planned Yomi-guided implant consultation. Their office is also reasonably close to Mueller. www.counciloakperio.com

If you want the most convenient Mueller location and an all-under-one-roof practice, book AIDM first.

One important distinction: computer-guided surgery can mean a static 3D-printed surgical guide or real-time navigation/robotics. If you specifically want the latter, Council Oak's Yomi system is the clearest match I found. www.counciloakperio.com

If you tell me which tooth/teeth you need replaced (front vs. molar, one vs. several), I can narrow this down to the 2 best Austin doctors for your particular implant case, including distance from Mueller and what technology each actually uses.

If you’re near Mueller in Austin and specifically want computerized implant planning + guided implant surgery, I’d look for a practice that uses CBCT (3D imaging), digital implant planning software, and either static surgical guides, dynamic navigation, or robotic guidance—not just a dentist who says they “do implants.” www.hamiltondentalaustin.comhedgecockdental.comossaustin.com

A few Austin-area options worth calling:

Hedgecock Dental

Hedgecock Dental
Web
Address: 5920 W William Cannon Dr Bldg 6 ste 200, Austin, TX 78749, United States
Phone: +1 737-530-3784

• Uses Yomi robot-assisted dental implant surgery, which combines 3D planning with real-time robotic guidance. www.hamiltondentalaustin.comhedgecockdental.comossaustin.com
• Good fit if you specifically want the most technology-forward workflow.
• Ask: “Will my case be planned with CBCT and performed with Yomi guidance, or is it a traditional guided stent case?”

East Austin Oral Surgery

East Austin Oral Surgery
Web
Address: 2832 E Martin Luther King Jr Blvd Suite 102, Austin, TX 78702, United States
Phone: +1 512-649-1180

• Convenient from Mueller.
• Offers computer-guided implant concepts, including digital planning workflows for implant placement. www.eastaustinoralsurgery.com
• A strong option if you prefer an oral surgeon for the surgical portion.

Oral Surgery Specialists of Austin

Oral Surgery Specialists Of Austin
Web
Address: 5301 Davis Ln #102, Austin, TX 78749, United States
Phone: +1 512-547-6852

• Uses X-Guide dynamic navigation for computer-guided implant surgery, with CBCT-based planning and real-time guidance. ossaustin.com
• Particularly worth considering for cases involving limited bone, nerves, sinus proximity, or multiple implants. ossaustin.com

Hamilton Dental

Hamilton Dental
Web
Address: 7121 Chimney Corners, Austin, TX 78731, United States
Phone: +1 512-345-2170

• Describes a fully guided workflow using CBCT scans, digital impressions, treatment planning, and surgical guides. www.hamiltondentalaustin.com

For someone living around Mueller, I’d probably start by calling Hedgecock Dental if your priority is the newest navigation technology, or East Austin Oral Surgery if you want an oral surgeon close by. For a complex implant (bone grafting, multiple implants, front tooth aesthetics), I’d also get a consult from Oral Surgery Specialists of Austin because of their navigation workflow. www.hamiltondentalaustin.comhedgecockdental.comossaustin.com

When you call, ask these exact questions:

1. “Do you use CBCT + digital implant planning before surgery?”
2. “Is placement done with a 3D printed guide, dynamic navigation, or robotic guidance?”
3. “Will I see the proposed implant position in a 3D plan before surgery?”
4. “Who places the implant—the dentist, a periodontist, or an oral surgeon?”

If you tell me whether this is one missing tooth, multiple implants, or full-mouth/All-on-4, I can narrow the best fit.

If Mueller is your starting point, I’d put Austin Institute of Dental Medicine (AIDM) at the top of your list for convenience and technology. Austin Institute of Dental Medicine is actually in Mueller at 1401 Philomena St., Suite 200, and it has implant surgery plus oral surgery, periodontics, prosthodontics, and digital surgical technology under one roof. Its surgical services include implants, bone grafting, and full-arch treatment, and its technology includes CBCT, digital treatment planning, and guided implant systems. aidm.org 

My shortlist

1. AIDM — best if you want to stay right in Mueller
The biggest advantage is that it's a multidisciplinary center rather than just a general dentist. That's useful if you need extraction + grafting + implant placement + restoration. I'd specifically ask whether your implant will be fully guided from CBCT/digital planning and which navigation/guide system they use. aidm.org

2. Union Dental Implant Center — best technology-focused option
Union Dental Implant Center is relatively close to Mueller and is much more implant-specialized. They advertise CBCT, computer-guided placement software, 3D printing, photogrammetry, and an in-house digital lab. Dr. Adam Carter oversees both surgical planning and prosthetic design. www.unionimplants.com
Union Dental Implant Center

3. LoneStar Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery — worth considering for a surgical case
LoneStar Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery specifically advertises 3-D implant treatment planning and rigid surgical guidance, and it's in Central Austin rather than far south/west.

4. Hamilton Dental — good general-dentist option
Hamilton Dental advertises fully guided implant placement, combining CBCT, digital impressions, computer planning and custom surgical guides. Dr. Trevor Hamilton specifically lists fully guided implant placement among his digital techniques. www.hamiltondentalaustin.com

What I'd ask before booking

Don't just ask, “Do you do guided implants?” Ask these five questions:

1. Do you take an in-office CBCT and digitally plan the implant before surgery?
2. Do you use a custom static surgical guide, dynamic navigation, or both?
3. Is the final crown/restoration digitally planned together with the implant position (“restoration-driven planning”)?
4. Do you perform the implant surgery yourselves, or refer the surgical portion to an oral surgeon/periodontist?
5. Can I see the proposed 3-D implant position before I commit to treatment?

My pick for you: If you're specifically seeking computerized implant planning + guided surgery and want to be close to Mueller, I'd start with AIDM, then get a second consultation at Union Dental Implant Center. The latter has the clearest publicly documented end-to-end digital implant workflow I found. www.unionimplants.com

If you tell me single implant vs. multiple implants/full-mouth, I can narrow this to the 2 best Austin doctors for your particular case and compare their technology, credentials, location, and likely workflow.

If you mean Mueller in Austin, TX, I’d look for an implant provider that specifically offers CBCT (3D cone-beam imaging), virtual implant planning, and guided surgery (static guides or real-time navigation) rather than just “digital dentistry.” A few Austin-area options worth considering:

Near Mueller / Central Austin options

East Austin Oral Surgery
East Austin Oral Surgery
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Address: 2832 E Martin Luther King Jr Blvd Suite 102, Austin, TX 78702, United States
Phone: +1 512-649-1180

• Very close to Mueller.
• Their implant workflow includes CT-based 3D planning and computer-guided implant surgery approaches, including “Teeth-In-An-Hour” style workflows for appropriate cases. www.eastaustinoralsurgery.com
• Good choice if you want an oral surgeon handling the surgical portion.

Hamilton Dental
Hamilton Dental
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Address: 7121 Chimney Corners, Austin, TX 78731, United States
Phone: +1 512-345-2170

• Offers fully guided implant surgery using CBCT scans, digital impressions, treatment planning software, and surgical guides. www.hamiltondentalaustin.comwww.eastaustinoralsurgery.com
• Good fit if you prefer a general dentist who can coordinate the implant crown/restoration as well.

Oral Surgery Specialists of Austin
Oral Surgery Specialists Of Austin
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Address: 5301 Davis Ln #102, Austin, TX 78749, United States
Phone: +1 512-547-6852

• Uses computer-guided implant surgery with CBCT-based planning and X-Guide dynamic navigation. ossaustin.com
• A strong option if your case involves tight anatomy (thin bone, nerve/sinus concerns, multiple implants).

Hill Country Oral Surgery
Oral Surgery Specialists Of Austin
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Address: 5301 Davis Ln #102, Austin, TX 78749, United States
Phone: +1 512-547-6852

• Uses CBCT, implant planning software, in-office 3D printing for surgical guides, and X-Guide navigation. www.hillcountryoralsurgery.com

What I would ask when you call

Ask these exact questions:

1. “Do you use CBCT + virtual implant planning before surgery?”
2. “Do you place implants with a 3D-printed surgical guide or dynamic navigation?”
3. “Can I see my implant plan before surgery?”
4. “Who places the implant and who restores the crown?”
5. “Do you use digital impressions instead of traditional molds?”

For someone living near Mueller, I’d start with East Austin Oral Surgery for a surgery-focused evaluation, and compare with a restorative implant dentist like Hamilton Dental if you want the same office coordinating the final tooth. www.hamiltondentalaustin.comwww.eastaustinoralsurgery.com

If you tell me whether this is one missing tooth, several implants, or full-mouth/All-on-4, I can narrow the recommendation.