About Murphy Dental Home

Murphy Dental Home practices general and restorative dentistry from a single location at 350 W Farm To Market 544 in Murphy, Texas, with specialty treatments — including endodontics — delivered on site by visiting specialists rather than referred out. The practice treats patients from age three through older adults, and accepts dental emergencies. Its stated approach treats the mouth as continuous with the rest of the body: material quality and how a material behaves in the body are weighed when a treatment plan is built. Work described on its own site includes safe mercury filling removal, ozone therapy, metal-free dental implants, and metal-free crowns designed and placed in one appointment with CEREC, with CBCT imaging used for diagnostic assessment. Clinicians here are recorded with the Academy of Biomimetic Dentistry and the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine.

Dental exam room in Murphy, TX
Dental waiting area in Murphy, TX
Photograph of the practice
Photograph of the practice

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Credentialed Clinician

Khushboo Gandhi

Certified Directory member

IABDM recordverified 8 September 2026

AOBMD recordverified 8 September 2026

Procedures

Bioclear Matrix Biocompatible Materials Ozone Therapy Zirconia Dental Implants Family Dentistry Oral Surgery Periodontal Therapy Sleep & Airway Dentistry TMJ / TMD Therapy Veneers

Practice Details

Common Questions

Does this practice refer specialty work such as root canals or implant placement elsewhere?

Generally no. The practice states that nearly every dental service is handled in-house, including dental implant placement, so patients are not sent across town for treatment. Dental specialists come into the office instead, which allows a wider range of specialty treatment at one address. An endodontist with a Master of Sciences and a Doctorate of Science in endodontics is among the specialists who attend the office.

How does the practice approach material selection and biocompatibility?

The practice describes an oral-systemic view: the mouth, body, and overall wellness are treated as deeply interconnected, and that view informs planning. When a treatment plan is assembled, the practice states it considers the quality of the materials used and how those materials affect the body — a biocompatibility judgment most general offices do not state as part of planning.

What biological dentistry procedures does the practice perform?

The site describes safe mercury filling removal, ozone therapy, and metal-free dental implants. It also describes safe amalgam removal as supporting faster healing of gum and bone tissue after a procedure. Metal-free crowns are designed and placed in a single appointment using CEREC, and a CBCT scanner is used to gather diagnostic information about oral health.

What imaging and chairside technology is used?

Two systems are named. CEREC allows metal-free crowns to be designed and placed within a single appointment, removing the interval a laboratory-fabricated restoration would require. A CBCT scanner provides three-dimensional diagnostic information about oral health. The practice also offers a virtual assessment form for patients inquiring about clear aligners, completed before an in-office visit.

When is the office open, and what ages does it treat?

The office is open until 6 pm on Tuesdays and offers Saturday morning appointments, which the practice states is intended to avoid taking children out of school or patients away from work. It treats children as young as three years old through aging elders at the same location, so a family is not divided between age-specific offices. Dental emergencies are accepted by calling the office.