Your Spring and Champions area Dentists.
Making a positive difference by offering the highest quality dental care since 1999. We are committed to meeting all of your goals for a healthier, more beautiful you.
Hear from our Happy Patients!
Great people, friendly, nice and clean dental office, very professional staff. They make me feel so welcome every time I go. Very honest and caring doctors. Love this place!!!! Best dentist I ever had. 😍
— Cora E.
My two sons have been coming here for a few years now. Very flexible office staff and usually their appointments are quick. My two teen sons enjoy going here so that says a lot about the friendliness and kindness of the staff.
— Jay H.
I am completely afraid of the dentist, but since I came to this place I felt at ease. I recommend going to this place! They helped save my teeth and they really do work with you on a payment plan. Thanks again!!!
— Michael K.
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Abscesses can form when the inside of your mouth is irritated and bacteria enters, causing an infection. The abscess forms around this infection as a barrier, stopping the infection from spreading. A gum abscess is usually caused by an infection between the tooth and gum. This may occur as a result of food getting trapped or, in cases of severe periodontal disease, when bacteria build up under the gum and in the bone. A tooth abscess appears at the tip of the tooth’s root and occurs when a tooth’s nerve is dead or dying. Abscesses can be prevented by maintaining good dental health. This includes daily brushing and flossing as well as regular checkup with a dental professional. We welcome you to contact our office at (281) 371-1101 and schedule an appointment with us.
Happy 4th of July! Our office is closed today to celebrate freedom and family. We will be back open tomorrow for regular office hours.
Did you know that the average adult between the ages of 20 and 64 has three or more decayed or missing teeth? If you are missing one or more teeth, there are plenty of reason to correct the problem. For one thing, a large space between your teeth may affect how you speak or eat. Even if it’s not noticeable, a missing molar can affect how you chew. Remaining teeth may shift and in some cases, bone loss can occur around a missing tooth. Here are some options to replace a lost tooth or teeth: ⚜️ Bridges. Anchored to your adjacent teeth, these can be removable or fixed, depending on your mouth, your dentist’s recommendation and your needs. ⚜️Dentures. An option if you’ve lost all or most of your teeth. ⚜️Implant. Most similar to a natural tooth.
Please call at (281) 376-1101 and make your appointment about which option is best for you.
