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Hill & Ioppolo Oral & Dental Implant Surgery of Lubbock - Robert B. Ioppolo, DDS

Dental implants periodontist
5.0 (512 reviews) Updated May 05, 2026
4211 85th St, Lubbock, TX 79423

About Hill & Ioppolo Oral & Dental Implant Surgery of Lubbock - Robert B. Ioppolo, DDS

Dental implant surgery isn’t the kind of service most people think about until they need it—then suddenly, the details matter. Specialists in this field handle everything from bone grafting to full-mouth reconstructions, bridging the gap between oral surgery and long-term dental health. Unlike general dentists, these practices focus on the structural side of things: implants, periodontal care, and the kind of precise work that keeps the rest of the treatment plan stable.

The Lubbock office at 4211 85th St sits in a stretch of the city where medical and dental practices cluster, making it a practical stop for those mapping out a series of appointments. This isn’t a walk-in clinic or a cosmetic dentistry boutique; it’s a surgical practice, which means consultations likely revolve around X-rays, treatment timelines, and the kind of logistical questions that come with procedures requiring recovery time. The address places it near enough to Loop 289 to avoid deep downtown traffic but far enough to keep the area quiet.

Contact details are straightforward—no referral needed to call and ask questions. Reaching them directly at (806) 783-8837 skips the guesswork of whether they handle a specific case, like sinus lifts or multi-tooth extractions. Some practices in this specialty lean heavily on referrals from general dentists, but a quick conversation can clarify if they’re the right fit before committing to a consultation. That kind of clarity saves time, especially when coordinating with other providers.

For first-time visitors, the map pin drops you at the right entrance, though street-view scans never quite capture the ease of parking in this part of town. If the next step is scheduling, the front desk will likely outline what to bring—previous dental records, a list of medications, or just a set of questions about the process. No need to overcomplicate it.

This listing was last updated on May 05, 2026

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