Urologist in Dallas, GA
What We Can Do Here Without An Operating Room
Dallas is a clinic office. Evaluation,
laboratory work, and in-office testing all happen at this address, which covers
most of what a urology visit actually needs. What this address does not have is
an operating room. We schedule procedures at our Marietta surgery center, east on Highway 120.
That is worth knowing before you book, because it changes nothing about a first appointment and everything about the second one. You come in, we talk through the symptoms, we examine you, and we run whatever testing is ordered while you are here. Most people are finished at that point. When a procedure is the right next step, we decide that based on the testing done in Dallas and schedule it in the same practice rather than referring you out.
Common Conditions We Treat
Bladder Leakage, Urgency, And UTIs In Women
Women make up a large share of the patients
seen at this office, and bladder symptoms are the usual reason for a first
visit. Bladder urgency and frequency and stress incontinence are both treatable, and neither is an
unavoidable part of getting older. Infections get looked at as a pattern rather
than treated one at a time, and UTIs that keep coming back are worth a urology appointment rather than
another round of antibiotics.
PSA Results And Prostate Symptoms
Most men book here because a physical turned
up a number someone wanted to follow up on. What an elevated PSA means depends on your age, your history, and what
earlier readings showed, and it is a reason to look further rather than a
conclusion on its own. Men noticing a weaker stream, waking repeatedly at
night, or struggling to start can be checked for benign prostate enlargement at the same visit.
Kidney Stones Without The Emergency Room
Many stone patients end up in the emergency room because they don't know a urology clinic can see them. Passing a kidney stone is painful and worth getting checked, but the workup includes imaging and lab work, and we do both here.
Call the office before you drive to an ER, unless the pain is severe, you
cannot keep fluids down, or you have a fever, in which case the ER is the right
call.
The Advanced Difference
Our board-certified
urologists concentrate on a narrow area of urology rather than
practicing across the whole field. For a Dallas patient, that is the point of
being part of a larger practice: the depth is available whether or not it's in this building on the day you come in.
Care also stays inside one practice from your first Dallas visit through any procedure at Marietta. Nothing gets re-explained to a new office, and nothing waits on records moving between systems. For self-pay patients, one quoted surgery price covers the surgeon, anesthesia, and facility fees in a single amount given before we schedule anything, so the cost is settled before the date.
Meet Our Awesome Dallas Urologist
Daniel Roberson
Physician Assistant Certified
Marietta Clinic & Surgery Center
1371 Church Street Extension NW
Marietta, GA 30060
Canton Clinic
2205 Riverstone Blvd
Suite 101
Canton, GA 30114
Dallas Clinic
2713 Charles Hardy Parkway
Bldg 100, Suite 122
Dallas, GA 30157
Common Questions About Urology Care In Dallas
Q What conditions do urologists treat?
Urologists treat urinary tract infections in men and women, as well as conditions of the male reproductive system. That covers kidney stones, prostate conditions, including enlargement and cancer, bladder urgency and leakage, blood in the urine, urinary tract infections that keep returning, kidney and bladder cancer, erectile dysfunction, low testosterone, and male fertility.
Q Can a urologist help with erectile dysfunction?
Yes, and it is one of the more common reasons
men book a urology appointment. Erectile dysfunction is often an early sign of something else,
including cardiovascular disease or diabetes, which is a reason to have it
assessed properly rather than treated based on information from a website. The evaluation starts
with history and basic testing, both of which happen at this office.
Q Do you see patients from Douglasville and Hiram?
Yes. The Dallas office is the closest Advanced
Urology clinic for Paulding and Douglas counties. Hiram is a few minutes east
on Highway 92, and Douglasville is a straight run south on the same road. We also see patients from Villa Rica, Rockmart, and Lithia Springs.
Q Is surgery done at the Dallas office?
No. Dallas is a clinic office with in-office
testing but no operating room. We schedule procedures at our Marietta clinic and surgery center, east on Highway 120, where the clinic and the operating
rooms are in the same building.
Q Do I have to go to the emergency room for a kidney stone?
Not always. A urology clinic can evaluate a stone with imaging and lab work, which is usually a faster route to a plan than an emergency room visit. Go to an emergency room if the pain is severe, you cannot keep fluids down, or you have a fever, because those need same-day treatment. Otherwise, call the office first.
Q Do you see women at the Dallas office?
Yes. Bladder symptoms and recurrent urinary tract infections bring women to this office as often as any other concern. Urology covers the urinary tract in women as well as men, which makes it the right specialty to start with for leakage, urgency, and infections that keep returning rather than one you reach later.
