Dr. Alex Cammack, DDS was born and raised in Longview, TX. He attended Baylor University in Waco, TX, for his undergraduate studies where he received his Bachelor of Science in Health Science Studies. Dr. Cammack went on to attend the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio, TX, where he graduated Cum Laude with his Doctorate of Dental Surgery in 2011. During his time in Dental School, Dr. Cammack received the Award for Excellence in Dentistry two years in a row and was honored with the AAID Senior Dental Student Award for Implant Dentistry, as well as the Southwest Society of OMS Senior Dental Student Award for distinguished academic achievement. Dr. Cammack has known he wanted to be a dentist since the age of 14. He has always had a passion for meeting new people and working with his hands. Dr. Cammack has been trained in implant dentistry on many different systems and loves the surgical aspect of dentistry. Dr. Cammack is an active member of the Academy of General Dentistry, Texas Dental Association, and the American Dental Association. He is committed to continuing education and self improvement through coursework and association involvement so that he may provide exemplary service and care to each and every patient. Outside of the dental office, Dr. Cammack loves and supports his wife, Dr. Kathleen Cammack, who is an OB/GYN at Texas Health Care here in Fort Worth. They love and adore their son and daughters, Porter, Parker, and Louise. Dr. Cammack loves being able to practice with his father-in-law and keep it in the family. He is also an active outdoorsman and sports enthusiast who enjoys hiking, hunting, golfing, soccer, snow skiing, water skiing and running. During football season you can expect to find him following college football and cheering on the Baylor Bears. Dr. Cammack and his family attend Christ Chapel Bible Church, and he strives to live every day by the verse, “to whom much is given, much more is expected.” Additionally: I purchased my Father-In-Law’s practice in 2017. He has been a staple in the Fort Worth Dental Community and just recently full retired at the end of 2023. Our practice grew rapidly after COVID hit due to several dentists in our area retiring. Multiple smaller practices shut down and sent their patients to us. It required us to expand our space in our building and hire several new staff. It came with its challenges from a staffing standpoint and servicing our existing patients. We are finally in a groove, but my Father In Law and Office Manager of 37 years are retiring within months of each other. Another set of challenges are on the horizon. We are contracted with one insurance company. While we are still filing insurances for patients as a courtesy, I would love to get away from that at some point and go true FFS. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices