Houston Pediatric Dental Specialists

Houston Pediatric Dental Specialists Dr. Regina Lewis and Dr. Julie Longoria Dr. Lewis has been in private practice for over 25 years serving children in the Cypress and greater Houston area.

Dr. Lewis has a long history of civic and community volunteer positions and is also a Diplomate of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry, a Fellow and a member of the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, a member of the American Dental Association, the Texas Dental Association, the Houston District Dental Society, the Texas Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, the Houston Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, and the Southwest Society of Pediatric Dentistry. Dr. Lewis also teaches at the University of Texas School of Dentistry. Dr. Lewis' staff is very knowledgable and professional. Most have been with her for at least 7 years, but some have been with her since the beginning of the practice. Their mission is to make each and every one of your child's appointments a fun and memorable experience while also educating the children on the importance of good oral hygiene. For the comfort of the children, parents may accompany their child at all times during their visit. Nitrous Oxide ("laughing gas") and Sedation are also available. Dr. Lewis also has another associate working with her at the office. Dr. Julie Longoria attended Texas Tech University where she graduated Summa Cum Laude with a BS in Biology and a minor in Spanish. After college, Dr. Longoria studied dentistry at Baylor College of Dentistry in Dallas, Texas. She received her D.D.S. degree in 2008. Upon completion of her D.D.S., she continued her education at the University of Texas School of Dentistry in Houston, specializing in Pediatrics. In 2010, Dr. Longoria completed a Master of Science in Dentistry, and Certificate in Pediatric Dentistry. Dr. Longoria is a member of the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, Houston Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, American Dental Association, Texas Dental Association, and Greater Houston Dental Society. In her free time Dr. Longoria enjoys spending time with her family, reading, and running.

October is Community Helper Month! HPDS would like to THANK the many preschools who have invited us in to speak with the...
10/20/2022

October is Community Helper Month! HPDS would like to THANK the many preschools who have invited us in to speak with their students about how "the Dentist" can be their community helper! We speak with them about going to see the Dentist but also about how important it is for them to take good care of their teeth and bodies by following good dental habits (Brushing and Flossing daily), by choosing healthy snacks that are low in sugar, and by drinking lots of water between meals and with any sugary treats! It's been a month full of fun and so many BEAUTIFUL SMILES !!!!!

It has been a WONDERFUL Dental Health Month for all of us at HPDS! Our SINCEREST THANKS to the many Preschools and Eleme...
02/25/2022

It has been a WONDERFUL Dental Health Month for all of us at HPDS! Our SINCEREST THANKS to the many Preschools and Elementary schools who have invited us to provide Dental Health Presentations for their students. A BIG Thank You to all the teachers for making time in your very busy day for these presentations and for helping us out whenever you saw a need! I am amazed each year at how attentive the children are, how eager they are to listen, and how quickly they learn all that we are teaching them - whether it be brushing and flossing information or healthy vs not so healthy snack choices their eagerness to learn and those PRECIOUS smiles make OUR hearts so happy!!!! BRUSH, FLOSS, and SHARE those WILD, BEAUTIFUL SMILES EACH AND EVERY DAY little ones!!! 😃

FEBRUARY IS CHILDREN'S DENTAL HEALTH MONTH!!Several Preschools and Elementary Schools in our area have graciously invite...
02/14/2022

FEBRUARY IS CHILDREN'S DENTAL HEALTH MONTH!!
Several Preschools and Elementary Schools in our area have graciously invited us to speak with their students about starting and maintaining GOOD DENTAL HABITS such as... BRUSHING 2 TIMES EACH DAY (morning after breakfast and at night before bedtime) and FLOSSING ONE TIME EACH DAY (once the teeth touch side to side). We also talk about which foods are HEALTHY SNACK CHOICES, drinking WATER with our snacks, and why sugary snacks and drinks are not healthy for our teeth or our bodies, as well as what to expect when they go for a DENTAL CHECKUP 2 TIMES EACH YEAR! We are absolutely WILD about coming to speak with these precious kiddos and look forward to this special time each year!!!! šŸ˜ŠšŸ„•šŸŽ

The little cuties of Houston Pediatric Dental Specialists wish all of our wonderful patients and their families a very H...
11/01/2021

The little cuties of Houston Pediatric Dental Specialists wish all of our wonderful patients and their families a very Happy Halloween!!!

Sending a big shout out to our Houston Astros as they battle the Atlanta Braves in the World Series!   Let's get a win t...
10/31/2021

Sending a big shout out to our Houston Astros as they battle the Atlanta Braves in the World Series! Let's get a win tonight guys and bring it back home to Houston for the BIG WIN !!!

Halloween is here!  This often means bags of free candy (and a chance to build a stockpile of sweets for the winter).  H...
10/30/2021

Halloween is here! This often means bags of free candy (and a chance to build a stockpile of sweets for the winter). Halloween can present parents with a variety of health and dental challenges. Eating candy on Halloween is OK but it’s important to have a plan.
Here's how you can help your family stay MouthHealthy this Halloween (and year-round)
1) Eat Halloween candy (and other sugary foods) with meals or shortly after mealtime. Saliva production increases during meals which helps cancel out acids produced by bacteria in your mouth and rinse away food particles.
2) Avoid hard candy and sticky sweets and don’t SNACK on sweets. How often you snack and the length of time sugary food is in your mouth greatly increases the risk of tooth decay
3) Drink WATER and avoid sugary beverages including soda, sports drinks and flavored waters. Drinking fluoridated water can help prevent tooth decay.
4) Limit the amount of candy you keep around the house. Pick out favorite candies and consider donating the remainder. Think about SUGARLESS GUM as a treat instead of candy. Chewing sugarless gum for 20 minutes after meals helps reduce tooth decay, because increased saliva flow helps wash out food and neutralize the acid produced by bacteria.
5) Brush at least twice each day for two minutes and floss daily. Keeping teeth clean and plaque free is vital to good oral health.
8) If it has been more than 6 months since your child’s last checkup, please call our office to schedule an appointment. Regular dental cleanings and exams enable us to catch any developing problems early, thereby making them easier to ā€œtreatā€!

A big THANK YOU to our Townelake neighbors at The Learning Experience for inviting us to participate in their Back to Sc...
09/14/2021

A big THANK YOU to our Townelake neighbors at The Learning Experience for inviting us to participate in their Back to Scool Marketing Event on Saturday! It was a beautiful day and a great chance to speak with the staff, students, and parents/grandparents!!!

Houston Chronicle is accepting nominations for  2021 "BEST OF THE BEST" awards! If you are willing to take a few minutes...
04/05/2021

Houston Chronicle is accepting nominations for 2021 "BEST OF THE BEST" awards! If you are willing to take a few minutes to nominate our dental office we would be VERY HONORED! To nominate our office go to Chron.com/best -Select "HEALTH" title - select "Dental Office" - and type in Houston Pediatric Dental Specialists (no location)! They are accepting nominations until April 12th! THANK YOU FOR SHOWING YOUR SUPPORT FOR OUR AMAZING DOCTORS AND STAFF!!!!

Chron Best of the Best

Happy Springtime Everyone!Hope everyone had an excellent Easter! Perhaps there is a bit more candy around the house thes...
04/05/2021

Happy Springtime Everyone!
Hope everyone had an excellent Easter! Perhaps there is a bit more candy around the house these days! Try to limit the "kiddos" to one piece a day and have them eat it immediately following a meal! Don't forget to brush those beautiful smiles each morning and especially well before bedtime!!!

All of Us at HPDS are hoping that you all are recovering from the Winter Storm last week and that everyone is healthy an...
02/25/2021

All of Us at HPDS are hoping that you all are recovering from the Winter Storm last week and that everyone is healthy and safe!
Dental Health Month was a bit CRAZY but to continue with some great Tooth Care Tips....
FLOSSING HELPS TEETH AND GUMS!
By age 2, daily flossing is preferred. It removes food and plaque from between the teeth. (Plaque is the sticky yellow substance that forms on teeth after eating things like bread, raisins, cookies and cake and drinking milk or soda.) Bacteria grows on the plaque and forms an acid that leads to tooth decay and gum irritation, bleeding, and disease.
• Be gentle while flossing! Keep the floss against the side of the tooth while gently gliding it between the teeth. Forcing the floss between teeth can ā€œpopā€ the gum tissue which can scare children into thinking that flossing hurts (it shouldn’t). Young children need help flossing – especially in the molar area. Sometimes it is much easier to floss your child’s teeth on the bed or couch with their head on your lap – give it a try!
• Floss aids are very effective for flossing children’s teeth. They generally easier for children to use and come in many fun shapes and colors!
• Flossing while in braces can be tricky but should be done! We are always happy to demonstrate this at your next visit and give tips that help!

February is Dental Health Month!We want to share some dental health tips with you -our dental family- throughout the mon...
02/03/2021

February is Dental Health Month!
We want to share some dental health tips with you -our dental family- throughout the month!
Tip #1
"Two" is the magic number when it comes to healthy teeth. Dentists recommend brushing a minimum of twice a day – after breakfast and just before bedtime – for at least two minutes. Since that can be a very long time for children here are some fun suggestions to keep them going:
• Pick a song that’s about two minutes long and sing it during toothbrush time. Or, play two minutes of a tune from the radio or a child’s favorite CD. Use the first 60 seconds for the top teeth and the other 60 seconds for the bottom teeth.
• Place a timer in the bathroom, one that indicates minutes and seconds, or even an old-fashioned egg timer that uses sand.
• Get a brush that lights up or flashes a light for 60 seconds at a time. There are some very affordable options available!

Wishing a Very Happy Halloween from our families to Yours!!!  DON'T FORGET TO BRUSH !!!
10/29/2020

Wishing a Very Happy Halloween from our families to Yours!!! DON'T FORGET TO BRUSH !!!

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77065

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