Dental Directory - Pasadena Family Dentistry in Pasadena, Texas

The most widespread disease is the common cold. The runner up? Tooth decay. Fortunately, visiting your dentist annually can reduce your risk by 60%!

Last staff meeting for 2020, reviewing the year, and looking forward to the next one with you!

12 days of Christmas continues! Cookie exchange at the office today!

Smile at strangers and you just might change a life. Steve Maraboli

Meet the dentist! Did you know, Dr Holmes and Dr Revel are the owners of the dental practice, and were both in the top 10% of their class at UT-Dental Houston? They are uniquely qualified ladies who love to help their patients reach optimal oral health!

In the past, dental implants were crafted from seashells, ivory, and animal teeth!

PFD Christmas party in full swing today! We had lunch at Hungry’s, followed by secret Santa gift exchange, dessert, and more presents. It’s so fun to celebrate together!

On the SECOND day of Christmas at PFD.....we had salty and savory snacks! #dontbesalty #12daysofchristmas

We are back and ready to see you! Have you scheduled your regular dental checkups for 2021? Come see us! 713-946-5171

On the FIRST day of Christmas at PFD .......we dawned our festive masks and accessories!

Today all staff completed special training! We frequently set days aside to learn and train to give our patients a great dental experience. We love our patients!

We have a TREAT for YOU! Comment below or enter the contest when you come in...simply guess how many items you think are in this adorable punch dispenser and you could WIN!! Also be watching for the next 12 workdays, starting tomorrow, as our staff celebrates the 12 days of Christmas in fun, festive ways!!

There are over 100 million bacteria in one drop of saliva!

No insurance? We’ve got you covered! We offer an in-house membership plan to make necessary dental care accessible for most budgets. Call or come by today and ask about our membership plan options.

Recent research found that chewing sugar-free gum after your meal can encourage the production of saliva, remove food particles, protect your teeth from decay, and give you minty-fresh breath. So, don’t hesitate to opt for a stick or two until you can get to your oral hygiene routine!

X-rays were accidentally invented by a German physicist named Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen in 1895. Although the first-ever X-ray was taken of his wife’s hand, this invention is used today to help diagnose a number of dental issues, including tooth decay and cavities!

Thank you to one of our sweet patients (and also happens to be Sheree’s sweet mom) for our yummy treats! This was really unexpected and made our day! Happy Weekend!

Can you believe there are only 4 weeks left in 2020? The last few hygiene appointments are filling up quickly. If you need to use remaining dental benefits, make sure to schedule today.

Before the invention of toothpaste, people used charcoal, chalk, ashes, honey, and lemon juice to clean their teeth!

We loved honoring our three amazing dentists yesterday on Boss’s Day!

To keep your toothbrush clean, place it at least six feet away from your toilet. Otherwise, it can be exposed to the bacteria that travel after flushing.

Wishing your family a Happy Thanksgiving!

Our office will have special holiday hours this Thanksgiving week. We will close at noon on Wednesday November 25th, and reopen next Monday, November 30th.

Brushing twice a day does wonders for your oral health, but alone it only cleans about 60% of your teeth. To clean the remaining 40% of plaque and tartar, you should floss daily! That way, you can effectively clean the areas of your mouth that the bristles cannot reach.

We are PINK, PINK, PINK here in the office today, supporting breast cancer awareness this month!

Don’t Forget to schedule your dental appointment before the year ends!

A New Orleans dentist introduced the concept of flossing in 1815 when he offered patients a strand of silk thread to clean between their teeth. By 1882, factories were producing unwaxed, silk dental floss for mass use.

Amid the current pandemic, our lives have changed in more ways than one. However, clenching your teeth, poor sleep, and frequent snacking with no trips to the dentist in sight can wreak havoc on your teeth. So, make sure to implement a solid daily oral care routine at home and speak to your dentist about how you can safely attend your biannual visit.

At PFD we are always focused on both the quality of our dental work and the patient experience. This is one way PFD stands out among other dental practices. Here’s what people are saying: ... Had a great experience with Dr Revel. The whole staff was so friendly and welcoming. We will be returning with the family for future visits.

The practice of teeth whitening dates back to 4,000 years ago in ancient Egypt! At the time, a mixture of pumice stone and vinegar was used to lighten people’s smiles.

Did you know a 32-ounce sports drink contains between 14 and 19 teaspoons of sugar? That’s roughly six times the recommended amount for kids and teens! To protect your child’s oral health and keep them hydrated, opt for water instead.

Your tongue takes up a large amount of real estate in your mouth, so it is important not to neglect it! To keep it clean and bacteria-free, use your toothbrush or a tongue scraper to clean it from front to back during your oral hygiene routine.

Happy Thursday! Help us welcome our newest dental assistant, Mary! We are so glad to have her with us.

Coconuts are known as a natural anti-bacterial food that can help boost your oral health by limiting the accumulation of harmful oral bacteria.