Signature Oral Surgery & Implants is proud to call Lubbock, TX home. Our office is located at 3234 64th Street, Suite B, and our team of board certified oral and maxillofacial surgeons, Dr. Justin Bonner, Dr. Cabel McDonald, and Dr. Lance Read, has built a practice around one guiding idea: every patient deserves an experience worthy of a signature.
We proudly provide oral surgery services in and around the Lubbock, TX area, including Wolfforth and Shallowater. Contact us today to schedule an appointment!

Frequently Asked Questions About Our Lubbock Oral Surgery Practice
What oral surgery and dental implant services can I learn more about before my visit?
We encourage patients to explore our services online before their appointment. You can read more about Wisdom Tooth Removal, Tooth Extractions, Bone Grafting, and TMJ Treatment on our website.
For restorative care, visit our Dental Implants and Full Mouth Reconstruction pages, and for younger patients, our Oral Surgery for Orthodontics page covers procedures like corrective jaw surgery and frenectomies.
What sedation options are offered for oral surgery in Lubbock?
Do you accept new patients and referrals from Lubbock dentists and orthodontists?
What should I expect during my first visit to your Lubbock office?
Our website’s First Visit page outlines what to expect before you arrive, and our team will walk you through your specific procedure, any pre-operative instructions, and your treatment plan during your consultation. The Signature Standard of Care means we prioritize your comfort and understanding at every step, so you always know what to expect next.
About Lubbock, TX
Lubbock is the largest city on the South Plains of West Texas and serves as the home of Texas Tech University, one of the region's largest employers and cultural anchors. Known as the birthplace of rock and roll legend Buddy Holly, Lubbock has grown into a hub for music, art, agriculture, and higher education while maintaining the friendly, close knit feel of a smaller Texas town. Locals often call it the Hub City, a nod to its role as the commercial and cultural center of the South Plains region.
- Buddy Holly Center: This museum celebrates the life and music of Lubbock native Buddy Holly through memorabilia, exhibits, and a statue honoring his lasting influence on rock and roll.
- National Ranching Heritage Center: Part of the Texas Tech museum complex, this open air museum preserves dozens of authentic, restored ranch structures that tell the story of ranching life across Texas.
- Texas Tech University: As one of the largest universities in Texas, Texas Tech shapes much of Lubbock's culture, economy, and community life, from its sprawling campus to its Red Raider athletics.
