Dental · Frisco, Texas
Dental construction in Frisco
In Frisco, Structures and Interiors, Inc. built Wilson Orthodontics from the ground up on Legendary Drive and finished out suites for Endodontic Group on Preston Road and Greg S. Hulings, DDS on Legacy Drive.
Dental projects in and near Frisco
Our Frisco work covers three kinds of practice: an orthodontist, an endodontic group, and a dentist. Just east and south of Frisco, we built Peter F. Hazim, DDS Dentistry in Allen and four dental projects in Plano.
Building in Frisco
Frisco is north of Plano, in Collin and Denton counties, a good drive northeast of our Southlake office, and we have built here for three dental clients. Two of the projects are suites, Endodontic Group on Preston Road and Dr. Hulings on Legacy Drive. The third is a building of its own.
Wilson Orthodontics, completed in 2010, is a 4,000-square-foot, ground-up orthodontic office on Legendary Drive, designed by GreenCurve Studios for Dr. Evan Wilson. The building has two stories, with stone and stucco walls and a clay tile roof. Inside, the reception desk sits under a wave-shaped ceiling, the open treatment bay has a curved run of cabinets, and there is a game room for children. The design called for custom millwork and accent lighting, and the project was completed on schedule.
The two kinds of job, a suite finish-out and a new building, start in different places. In a suite, the landlord has already built the shell, so the work is about fitting operatories, sterilization, and the mechanical room into fixed dimensions and getting dental plumbing under a floor that is already there. In a ground-up office, the dentist sets the size and shape of the building, and the project adds the site: grading, utilities, parking, and drainage.
Frisco runs its own plan review and inspections. See how building permits work for a medical or dental office for the full sequence. A finish-out needs a city building permit, inspections, and a certificate of occupancy before you open. A new building is reviewed earlier, usually through a plat and a site plan, before the building permit. S&I lays out each approval on the schedule at the start, alongside the design and equipment dates.
Frisco dental construction questions
Has Structures and Interiors built dental offices in Frisco?
Yes. We built Wilson Orthodontics on Legendary Drive and finished out suites for Endodontic Group on Preston Road and Greg S. Hulings, DDS on Legacy Drive. Nearby, we built Peter F. Hazim, DDS Dentistry in Allen and four dental projects in Plano.
Should a Frisco dentist lease a suite or build a new building?
Both work, and we have built both in Frisco. Wilson Orthodontics is a 4,000-square-foot, ground-up building completed in 2010. Endodontic Group and the office of Greg S. Hulings, DDS are suites. A suite has less site work, but the landlord's shell sets the dimensions. Your own building lets you set the room sizes, the entry, and the sign, and it adds site work, parking, and drainage to the project.
What approvals does a dental office need in Frisco?
A finish-out in an existing suite needs a city building permit, inspections, and a certificate of occupancy before you open. A new building is reviewed earlier, usually through a plat and a site plan, because the site, the parking, and the drainage are new. Signs are usually permitted separately from the building. Frisco runs its own review, so the steps and forms are not the same as in Plano or Dallas.
Does Structures and Interiors build for orthodontists and endodontists?
Yes. In Frisco we built Wilson Orthodontics and Endodontic Group. In Plano we built Advanced Microendodontics and the shared office of Grin Pediatric Dentistry and Elvebak Orthodontics. An orthodontic office is usually planned around an open treatment bay, and an endodontic office around private operatories, so the plumbing, cabinets, and lighting are laid out differently in each.
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