Kathy T. Gibson, DDS

10/19/2022

Loving the fall weather 🍁 🍂 🎃

10/06/2022

Ever thought about whitening? 🦷🦷

We use the Zoom whitening system- an in office procedure- to lighten the shade of your teeth up to 8 shades (results are different from patient to pantient)

Call us for details 📞 713-644-9209

09/02/2022

08/29/2022

Tips for taking care of your teeth during Labor Day festivities!

Get summer menu suggestions and entertaining tips that are good for your teeth.

08/22/2022

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08/13/2020

ADA response to the WHO statement that was recently released:

The American Dental Association (ADA) respectfully yet strongly disagrees with the World Health Organization’s (WHO) recommendation to delay “routine” dental care in certain situations due to COVID-19.

“Oral health is integral to overall health. Dentistry is essential health care,” states ADA President Chad P. Gehani, D.D.S. “Dentistry is essential health care because of its role in evaluating, diagnosing, preventing or treating oral diseases, which can affect systemic health.”

Dr. Gehani added that in March, when COVID-19 cases began to rise in the U.S., the ADA called for dentists to postpone all but urgent and emergency care in order to understand the disease, consider its effect on dental patients, dental professionals and the greater community.

Both the ADA and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) then issued interim guidance for dental professionals related to COVID-19. The ADA’s guidance calls for the highest level of PPE available—masks, goggles and face shields. The ADA’s interim guidance also calls for the use of rubber dams and high velocity suction whenever possible and hand scaling when cleaning teeth rather than using ultrasonic scaling to minimize aerosols.

Dr. Gehani concludes, “Millions of patients have safely visited their dentists in the past few months for the full range of dental services. With appropriate PPE, dental care should continue to be delivered during global pandemics or other disaster situations.”

The American Dental Association (ADA) respectfully yet strongly disagrees with the World Health Organization’s (WHO) recommendation to delay “routine” dental care in certain situations due to COVID-19.

04/21/2020

Per the governor's orders, closure of our office will be extended to May 8th. We currently plan to open our office on May 11th. In the meantime, we are currently seeing patients on an emergency-only basis.

We are staying vigilant and informed in order to keep our staff and patients safe. If you have any questions, please give us a call at (713) 644-9209.

03/18/2020

In order to take precautions against the coronavirus, we have decided to close the office for at least two weeks for routine procedures and treatment. We will remain open for dental emergencies only.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our office. (713) 644-9209

11/06/2019

Guess what? It's that time of year again. USE IT OR LOSE IT!

Take advantage of your 2019 benefits that you've paid for! Any benefits that haven't been used will be lost at the end of the year, and that includes flex spending accounts.

We encourage you to maximize your dental benefits by contacting our office at (713) 644-9209 as soon as possible, in order to reserve time for you or any family member.

If you have any questions about your remaining dental benefits, please contact us.

03/05/2019

Happy Dental Assistant's Week, and Happy National Dentist's Day! To Dr. Gibson and to Eva, thank you for always providing us with the best care! 😁💖

02/12/2019

Happy Birthday, Dr. Gibson! Thank you for everything you do! 😁