Darryl C Baucum DDS General and Family Dentistry

11/22/2022

Thank you AOS for this weeks lunch!

12/11/2020

During the craziness of the coronavirus pandemic, we've added two members to our team. These are the shining faces behind the masks!

Nicole Monroe RDH:
Nicole is originally from a small town in Ohio but has been in Austin for the past ten years enjoying a little more sunshine. She has been a hygienist since 2006 and prides herself in being gentle but thorough. When she’s not in the office, she enjoys spending time being outdoors, boating and traveling with her husband.

Mari Coronado, RDA:

Mari was born and raised in Chicago and made Austin her home in 1998. Mari received her Associates in Science in 1994 and received her Dental Assisting Certification through ACC in 2005. She is happily married and has four boys with her husband, David. They enjoy camping, going to the beach and backyard barbecues.

12/08/2020

When our patients need sedation dentistry.......
we refer our patients to Austin Oral Surgery

03/30/2020

Little Dr. Baucum has been busy building his own toy car. What have you been up to?

03/25/2020

Coronavirus Quarantine Beard Challenge:

Day 1 – We’ll post weekly updates. We’re betting Dr. Baucum can catch the infamous Geico Caveman.

03/25/2020

Dear Patients/Families/Friends,



By now, all of us have been affected by the coronavirus outbreak in some way. This is a time of uncertainty that many of us have never experienced before.

We won’t be seeing patients in our office for the next several weeks other than for Dental Emergencies that could potentially cause a patient to seek emergency medical services, as mandated by the State of Texas. But it doesn’t mean we can’t be what we’ve always been, an extension of your family. Over the next few weeks our office will be posting pictures, messages and video updates of how we’re keeping ourselves sane during our quarantine. Hopefully, we’ll be having a little fun along the way :). We invite all of you to join us. Post pictures, post games, post anything that can lighten the load a little bit. We’ll make it through this challenging time and into our new reality of post-coronavirus. And when we do, our team will be back to support all the dental families that have supported us for so many years. Thank you for choosing us to take care of you and your family dental needs.

Take Care,

Darryl Baucum DDS

11/26/2019

The Junior League of Austin will hold their 33rd annual coats for kids distribution day. Together with Jack Brown Cleaners, KVET and KVUE, the Junior League of Austin will provide over 30,000 winter coats to Central Texas children in need. Our office will be collecting coats from now through Wed. December 4, 2019. We appreciate your donations.

11/20/2019

Root canal procedures are quite common, but patients often have questions about the treatment so we’ve answered some FAQs regarding root canals on our website:

Many dental patients cringe when their dentist tells them, "You need a root canal." But the fact is that root canal procedures are quite common and not any more intimidating than any other d

11/06/2019

Learn about evidence-based dentistry and its importance:

Have you heard of Evidence-Based Dentistry (EBD)? If not, you're likely to in the near future. As the American Dental Association (ADA) defines it, Evidence-Based Dentistry is "an approach t

10/30/2019

Learn about what a periodontal cleaning is and why it's important for some patients in order to improve health:

Most of us know the importance of visiting our dentist on a regular basis for oral exams and professional teeth cleaning. But some dental patients require more than those routine visits to maintain go

10/02/2019

Occlusal splint – also referred to as a “night guard” or “bite guard”

An occlusal splint – also referred to as a "night guard" or "bite guard" – is a dental appliance designed to protect a patient's teeth from damage that might occur as a result

09/19/2019

Bone grafting provides jawbone support for a successful tooth replacement procedure

Dental patients with severe gum disease often lose some of the jawbone tissue that hold teeth in place inside the mouth. If you experience this type of bone loss, your dentist or oral surgeon may reco