Dallas–Fort Worth, TX
Wisdom teeth surgery.
IV sedation.
In your office.
Dr. Michael Tiplea brings his surgical team and equipment to your practice, so suitable patients can receive care in the dental office they know. Keep your specialist relationships for cases that need them.
We bring the surgical team and equipment. You don’t need to purchase a surgical setup.
Dr. Michael Tiplea
DDS, AFAAID · Dallas–Fort Worth
Explore his training & experience →Meet your surgical partner.
Dr. Michael Tiplea, DDS, AFAAID. Explore the training behind his approach to in-office care.
- DDS · University of the PacificArthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry, 2011
- Texas IV sedation permitIV conscious sedation
- AFAAIDAssociate Fellow, American Academy of Implant Dentistry
- ACLS certifiedAmerican Heart Association
How it works.
Start with the right case. We review suitability together, then coordinate care in your office. Keep your specialist relationships for cases that need them.
Plan the day together.
Dr. Tiplea brings
His surgical assistant, instruments, monitoring equipment, and supplies for the agreed procedures.
Your office provides
An operatory with a patient chair, suction, and power. Together, confirm scheduling, patient records, setup, and follow-up responsibilities before the first surgical day.
Start with
Wisdom Teeth.
Care in-house.
Value stays, too.
With the team and surgical equipment provided, your office can add suitable cases without buying a surgical setup. Discuss the production split and office requirements on your partnership call.
Illustrative assumptions: a $1,000 host share per wisdom teeth case and a $1,100 host share per implant case, across 12 months. It is an illustration, not a quote or a forecast. Actual case selection, fees, costs, and terms vary.
Before your first surgical day.
Which patients are a fit?
Dr. Tiplea reviews medical history and procedure needs before accepting a case. Continue referring cases that need care beyond the office-based setting.
What do we cover on the partnership call?
Your location, procedures of interest, office setup, scheduling, production split, and each team’s responsibilities. The call is an introduction, not a patient appointment.
How do we start?
Book a 15-minute call to discuss your practice. If the partnership is a fit, coordinate case review and the requirements for your first surgical day.
Patient forms for IV sedation.
Review the English patient packet before your visit. It includes preparation instructions, medical history, consent information, and aftercare instructions. Your host dental office will tell you which parts to complete and when to sign.
Questions about your forms? Contact the dental office where your procedure is scheduled. Email the MDS team for help →
Follow your host office’s instructions to return completed forms. Do not email completed forms or medical details.
Let’s talk about your practice.
A 15-minute conversation about suitable cases, your office, and how a surgical day could work.