Mouthguards can prevent sport-related injuries to your mouth. Impact during these activities can lead to chipped or lost teeth, broken bones, lacerations to the face, and other injuries. Most patients feel that custom-made devices from a dental professional provide the most comfortable fit, better protection from injuries and are more durable. If you are involved in sports, take care of your... read more »

Do you have sensitive teeth? Does the taste of ice cream or a sip of hot coffee sometimes cause you pain? Does flossing and brushing occasionally do the same? This may be caused by many reasons including tooth decay, a fractured tooth or even gum disease. It is important to see your dental professional for regular cleanings and examinations to... read more »

Sadly, summer is ending soon. Take good care of your oral health and make your regularly scheduled cleaning appointment before everyone is back to school. Call Dr. Lupy Gonzalez's office at 281-487-2400 today!

Dr. Lupy Gonzalez and staff congratulates Shell Deer Park with the honor of being selected as Industry of the Year by the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce. Thank you for a job well done!

According to the American Heart Association, it was discovered that up to 50% of heart attacks may be caused by oral bacteremia, which is the presence of bacteria in the blood. The role of teamwork between dental professionals and physicians is extremely important. Without the assistance of dental professionals, the effort to reduce patients risks of many systemic diseases is... read more »

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Dr. Lupy Gonzalez and staff wish you and your family a safe and Happy Thanksgiving!

Make sure to get the most out of your dental insurance benefits before the end of the year. If you don't use them, you will lose them. Schedule an appointment to see Dr. Lupy Gonzalez today. Conveniently located near the Clear Lake, Pasadena and Deer Park areas, we would love the opportunity to give you the confident smile you deserve!

When providing your dentist with your medical history it is extremely important to disclose all medications you are currently taking. Not only prescription medications, but over-the-counter (OTC) drugs, as well as vitamins and supplements are just as important. This information is a vital component of your dental treatment because some combinations can be potentially very dangerous and can have adverse... read more »

Did you know that gum disease can raise your blood sugar level? Germs in infected gums leak into the blood stream after chewing or toothbrushing which start a reaction from your own body’s defense system. If left untreated, your teeth can loosen or even fall out. Make sure to have regular check-ups and cleanings with your dentist to prevent this... read more »