Dassani Dentistry

Dassani Dentistry Comfort & Convenience
At Dassani Dentistry our goal is to make our office as convenient, comfortable and efficient as possible. Call our dentist today!

The best care in the world doesn’t mean much if you can’t access it. Our website contains all the office information you could need including our hours, available services and appointment scheduling.

Your mouth and your muscles are more connected than most people realize 🧠When issues like clenching, grinding or bite mi...
11/14/2025

Your mouth and your muscles are more connected than most people realize 🧠

When issues like clenching, grinding or bite misalignment go untreated, the jaw works harder than it should. This extra strain travels to the neck and shoulders, leading to tension, stiffness and ongoing discomfort 💆‍♀️

If shoulder or neck pain keeps showing up without a clear cause, your teeth and jaw may be part of it.

A dental exam can help identify bite issues, muscle strain and early signs of bruxism before they turn into bigger problems ✔️

To schedule your visit, call Dassani Dentistry at (281) 488-4617.

😴 Sleep apnea is on the rise and most people don’t even know it.A 2024 study found that 1 in 3 U.S. adults now live with...
11/12/2025

😴 Sleep apnea is on the rise and most people don’t even know it.

A 2024 study found that 1 in 3 U.S. adults now live with sleep apnea, a major jump from just 10 years ago. The increase is linked to higher obesity rates, aging, and lifestyle changes affecting how we breathe and sleep.

Even more alarming: up to 80% of moderate to severe cases go undiagnosed. Left untreated, sleep apnea can raise your risk for heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, and memory loss.

Snoring, gasping for air, or constant fatigue aren’t normal, they’re warning signs. 🚨

🦷 We specialize in screening and treating sleep apnea
📞 Call (281) 488-4617 to schedule your consultation today.

11/11/2025

🇺🇸 Honoring Those Who Served

Today, we pause to honor the courage, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment of our veterans — those who stood ready to protect freedom, often at great personal cost.

Their strength reminds us that leadership isn’t about titles or power. It’s about service, integrity, and showing up when it matters most.

To every veteran and their family — thank you. Your dedication continues to inspire us to lead with purpose and gratitude, every single day.

🧠💥 It’s wild but true — the same bacteria that cause cavities and gum disease have been found in the brain and linked to...
11/03/2025

🧠💥 It’s wild but true — the same bacteria that cause cavities and gum disease have been found in the brain and linked to Alzheimer’s.

When oral bacteria enter your bloodstream through inflamed gums, they can travel far beyond your mouth — even to your brain.

So yes, brushing and flossing aren’t just about keeping your breath fresh… they’re about protecting your mind, too. 🪥🧠

📞 Keep your gums healthy — call (281) 488-4617 to book your next dental visit today.

🍌 Dr. Gru and her Minions 🍌
10/30/2025

🍌 Dr. Gru and her Minions 🍌

🍼✨ Your oral health matters more than ever during pregnancy.Hormonal changes can make your gums more sensitive, increasi...
10/30/2025

🍼✨ Your oral health matters more than ever during pregnancy.

Hormonal changes can make your gums more sensitive, increasing the risk of gum disease and pregnancy gingivitis — which affects up to 60–75% of pregnant women, according to the CDC.

But here’s why that matters: studies show that untreated gum disease has been linked to preterm birth, low birth weight, and preeclampsia. Inflammation and oral bacteria can enter the bloodstream and affect both mother and baby.

The good news? Preventive dental care during pregnancy is completely safe — and highly recommended by the American Dental Association.

🦷 Regular cleanings, exams, and good oral hygiene can protect your smile and your baby’s health.

📞 Call (281) 488-4617 to book your prenatal dental visit today and keep your smile (and baby!) healthy.

10/30/2025

Dr Dassani is running a bit late getting to the office today because she forgot to comb her hair….erm…her eyebrows 🤨

A study by the Journal of Periodontology shows that people with gum disease are significantly more likely to have psoria...
10/28/2025

A study by the Journal of Periodontology shows that people with gum disease are significantly more likely to have psoriasis, a chronic autoimmune skin condition that causes red, scaly patches.

The connection? Chronic inflammation.
Both gum disease and psoriasis trigger an overactive immune response, releasing inflammatory molecules (like TNF-α and IL-6) that can affect the whole body, not just your mouth or your skin.

Caring for your gums isn’t just about a bright smile, it’s about protecting your overall health from the inside out. 💪

📞 Schedule your gum health check today at (281) 488-4617 and take the first step toward total wellness.

🦷💉 The link between gum disease and diabetes goes both ways — and it’s stronger than most people realise.People with dia...
10/23/2025

🦷💉 The link between gum disease and diabetes goes both ways — and it’s stronger than most people realise.

People with diabetes are 2–3 times more likely to develop gum disease, according to the CDC. High blood sugar feeds harmful bacteria in the mouth, making it easier for infection and inflammation to set in.

But here’s the twist: untreated gum disease can also make it harder to control blood sugar, creating a vicious cycle that affects your overall health.

Keeping your gums healthy can help keep your diabetes in check — and vice versa.

📞 Call (281) 488-4617 to schedule your gum health check today and take control of your oral and overall health.
🦷 Prevention starts with your next appointment.

🦷 Multiple researches suggest that gum disease and rheumatoid arthritis are closely linked! 🤯 When your gums are inflame...
10/21/2025

🦷 Multiple researches suggest that gum disease and rheumatoid arthritis are closely linked! 🤯

When your gums are inflamed, harmful bacteria can enter the bloodstream, leading to inflammation throughout the body—including your joints. This inflammation can contribute to the pain, swelling, and stiffness associated with arthritis. Moreover, people with RA are more likely to develop gum disease than people without RA. One study found that 65% of people with RA had gum disease, compared to 28% of people without RA.

Taking care of your oral health is essential—not just for your smile, but for your joints too! 🌿

✨ Stay on top of your dental care and support your overall wellness.

Ever wondered how the way you breathe affects your health, sleep, and even your jaw? 👃Mouth breathing doesn’t just dry o...
10/16/2025

Ever wondered how the way you breathe affects your health, sleep, and even your jaw? 👃

Mouth breathing doesn’t just dry out your mouth—it can impact jaw growth, facial development, sleep quality, and even your dental health. When you breathe through your nose, the air is filtered, humidified, and helps maintain proper tongue posture, supporting healthy jaw alignment and airway development.

👄 Mouth breathing = higher risk of cavities, poor sleep, and snoring
👃 Nose breathing = better oxygen flow, facial balance, and overall health

Start paying attention to your breathing today—small changes can make a big difference.

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🧠 Your mouth and brain are more connected than you think.Recent studies suggest that gum disease bacteria may play a rol...
10/14/2025

🧠 Your mouth and brain are more connected than you think.

Recent studies suggest that gum disease bacteria may play a role in Alzheimer’s disease. Researchers from the University of Illinois and the University of Central Lancashire found that Porphyromonas gingivalis—the same bacteria behind chronic gum disease—has been detected in the brains of Alzheimer’s patients.

This bacteria can enter the bloodstream through inflamed gums, travel to the brain, and trigger inflammation that may contribute to cognitive decline.

It’s a powerful reminder that oral health is whole-body health. Taking care of your gums could do more than protect your smile—it could help protect your memory, too.

🦷 Brush, floss, and schedule your regular cleanings.
📞 Call [insert office number] to book your next dental visit and safeguard your long-term health.

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Comfort & Convenience

At Dassani Dentistry our goal is to make our office as convenient, comfortable and efficient as possible. The best care in the world doesn’t mean much if you can’t access it.

Everyone in Dassani Dentistry’s Clear Lake, TX dental office is an experienced dental professional committed to offering you the highest quality care possible. They strive to pursue continuing educational opportunities and stay abreast of the latest dental industry trends.

Visit our website at www.dassanidentistry.com to learn all the information you would need including our hours, available services and appointment scheduling.