Westchase runs on the clock. Office workers in the Westchase District and along Beltway 8, many of them in ZIP codes 77042 and 77063, lose a tooth and then lose the thread because every appointment seems to collide with a meeting. Texas Dental Center is at 9801 Bissonnet St Ste K, Houston, TX 77036, about a twelve-minute drive from that district. Twelve minutes will not fix a calendar by itself, but it is a defined trip you can put between the end of a morning block and the start of the next one. Commuters usually ask two practical questions. Can one broken tooth be replaced without crowning the healthy neighbors? And if most of an arch is failing, is there a single plan instead of a year of patchwork? The first is a single dental implant and a crown. The second is a full arch on several implants. We answer from the scan, not from the fact that you work near Beltway 8. Surgery day is the day you should protect on the work calendar. The crown, or the final arch, comes months later. English and Spanish are available for the consult and the follow-ups. Dr. Amir Mofid DDS, Dr. Azadeh Khorram DDS, Dr. Rosecler Marmentini DDS, and Dr. Amanda Glogowski DDS see patients at this office. Call (832) 831-9101 and say whether you need an early weekday slot or a Saturday because weekday meetings will not move. We open at 8:00 AM on weekdays and we keep Saturday hours for exactly this kind of schedule. Sunday is not a clinic day.
About twelve minutes from the Westchase District and Beltway 8 to 9801 Bissonnet St Ste K, Houston, TX 77036. ZIP codes 77042 and 77063 use that route. It is a defined trip, not a cross-town project, which helps when you are stacking it against a meeting.
Weekdays open at 8:00 AM and run until 6:00 PM, Monday–Friday. Saturday is 8:00 AM–3:00 PM for people whose meetings will not move. We are closed Sunday, so the weekend option is Saturday only. Call (832) 831-9101 and say you are a Westchase commuter.
A consult can fit a longer lunch if the book has the time: exam, questions, and a plan for CBCT 3D imaging. Surgery is not a lunch-hour event. Placement needs a protected block on your work calendar, then a return to the desk in a few days for most people, with the crown months later.
Not if they are healthy. A single implant replaces the missing root and later holds its own crown, which is what most Westchase patients with one broken tooth actually need. If many teeth on the arch are failing, we talk about a full arch instead of preparing sound teeth to hold a bridge.
Plan to protect the placement day. Desk work often resumes within a few days, while chewing on that implant waits through integration, commonly three to six months before a single crown. A full arch may include provisional teeth sooner and the final prosthesis on a similar months-long timeline. Grafting adds time. Sunday is closed, so do not count on a Sunday recovery check.
Texas Dental Center, 9801 Bissonnet St Ste K, Houston, TX 77036. (832) 831-9101. Book online