Dr Anna Willison

Dr. Anna Willison has been practicing dentistry for 30 years in the Dallas area. Dr. Willison’s mission is to provide complete dental care using state-of-the-art treatment techniques in a safe, comfortable, and caring atmosphere. Her outstanding reputation stems from how she is able to listen and take her time to understand her patients’ concerns and needs. She is passionate about educating her patients on oral care being a central part of overall health. Born in Poland, immigrated as a teen to Texas, she became a US citizen in 1989, just as the Iron Curtain fell in Europe. At Texas A&M University she received her Bachelor Degree in Biomedical Science, then continued her education at Baylor College of Dentistry (now Texas A&M Dental College) to receive her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree. While a resident at the Dallas Veterans Affairs Medical Center, she provided care to medically, physically, and mentally challenged patients. In the last several years, she has re-evaluated her practice philosophy and integrated many holistically minded approaches to dentistry. Procedures such as improvement of the airway, minimizing exposures to toxic substances, such as mercury and fluoride, utilizing ozone in certain treatments are just a few examples. A firm believer in continuing education, Dr. Willison has completed countless hours during the course of her career. She is a member of multiple organizations, including the Academy of Biological and Dental Medicine (IABDM), the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology (IAOMT), and Special Care Dental Association. She is continuously involved in various community activities, has donated her services in private practice as well as participated in multiple mission trips to Guatemala and Mexico. When out of the office, Dr. Willison is an avid gardener. She also loves to cook and explore the world. She met her husband, Ted, while attending Texas A&M University, and they have been happily married for 35 years. They look forward to spending time with their now adult triplets every chance they get.