Dental · Trophy Club, Texas
Dental construction in Trophy Club
In Trophy Club, Structures and Interiors, Inc. built the office of David Crumpton, D.D.S. on Trophy Branch Drive and finished out two offices for Jolley Orthodontics. Both practices came back to us for a second project.
Dental projects in and near Trophy Club
The three Trophy Club projects are for two practices. To the north we built Gronberg Orthodontics in Highland Village, and to the south, in Keller, we built Just for Grins and Esthetique.
Building in Trophy Club
Trophy Club is a town mostly in Denton County, with a small part in Tarrant County, northwest of our Southlake office along State Highway 114. It is a small place, and our work here is repeat work: three projects for two practices.
S&I built the first office for Dr. David Crumpton in 1996. In 2014 we built his new one, a 5,000-square-foot dental office designed by M.J. Wright & Associates, Inc. Outside, it has stone veneer, a concrete tile roof, and ornamental iron doors. Inside, the waiting area has a vaulted ceiling with exposed wood beams and arched brick detailing. Dr. Crumpton gave two reasons for choosing S&I again: reputation and quality construction.
Jolley Orthodontics is the other practice. Its newest office, on Trophy Club Drive, was completed in 2023. Studio InnerSpace was the interior designer and created all the plans. The waiting room has a wood slat ceiling and a moss wall with the practice logo, and the open treatment bay lines the chairs along the windows. An earlier Jolley Orthodontics office in Trophy Club is also on this site. The two practices show both sides of our work: Dr. Crumpton's office is a new building, and the Jolley offices are finish-outs.
An orthodontic office is laid out differently from a general dental office. Most of the treatment happens in one open bay, so the chairs, the cabinets beside them, and the utilities under the floor are set out as one room. A general dental office such as Dr. Crumpton's is a row of private operatories, each with its own plumbing, cabinets, and lighting.
Trophy Club issues its own permits. Our guide to building permits for a medical or dental office walks through each step. A finish-out in an existing building needs a building permit, inspections, and a certificate of occupancy. A new building is reviewed earlier, usually through a plat and a site plan. The town borders Roanoke and Westlake, so the first thing to confirm on any address is which jurisdiction it is in. S&I checks that and puts each approval on the schedule before design is finished.
Trophy Club dental construction questions
Has Structures and Interiors built dental offices in Trophy Club?
Yes. We built the office of David Crumpton, D.D.S., a 5,000-square-foot dental office completed in 2014, and finished out two offices for Jolley Orthodontics, the newest completed in 2023. Nearby, we built Gronberg Orthodontics in Highland Village and two dental offices in Keller.
Do dentists come back to Structures and Interiors for a second office?
Yes, and Trophy Club is a good example. We built the first office for Dr. David Crumpton in 1996 and his new office in 2014. We have also finished out two offices for Jolley Orthodontics in Trophy Club.
What approvals does a dental office need in Trophy Club?
Trophy Club is its own town and issues its own permits. A finish-out in an existing building needs a 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. The town borders Roanoke and Westlake, so confirm which jurisdiction the property is in before you plan around a schedule.
How is building an orthodontic office different from building a general dental office?
Most orthodontic treatment happens in one open bay, so the chairs, the cabinets beside them, and the utilities under the floor are laid out as one room. A general dental office is a row of private operatories, each with its own plumbing, cabinets, and lighting. We have built both in Trophy Club: two Jolley Orthodontics offices and the general dental office of David Crumpton, D.D.S.
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