Meet our Dentist
Dr. Vanida Wongchukit
Dr. Vanida Wongchukit received a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from University of Texas Dental Branch in Houston, Texas in 2002. Practicing general dentistry is one of the great joys in Dr. Wongchukit's life. Dr. Wongchukit is adamant about proving the best dental care possible. In doing so, Dr. Wongchukit is a member of the Greater Houston Dental Association, Texas Dental Association, American Dental Association, Academy of Gp Orthodontic. The membership, Dr. Wongchukit said, "...is more than just being part of a group." A dental patient needs to have some assurance that their dentists has practiced dentistry with integrity, knowledge and training. Importantly, having associations with Greater Houston Dental Association, Texas Dental Association, American Dental Association, Academy of GP Orthodontic can help provide assurance that the dentist has maintain the highest standards.
Mission & Statement
We provide quality and personalized oral health care while keeping your individuality in mind. Our goal is to improve and maintain your oral health so you can smile with confidence.
Our Services
Preventitive Care
Efficient preventative care is key to having a healthy smile. Consistent checkups will allow our team to diagnose oral cancer, gum disease, and tooth decay before they spread and become a problem.
- Regular Cleaning
- Fluoride Treatment
- Sealants
- X-Ray
Periodontal Care & Endodontic
- Scaling and Root Planning deep cleaning)
- Root Canal Therapy
Restorative Care
Teeth can become stained from the foods we eat and drink. A great way to bring back the brilliance and radiance of your smile is with Teeth Whitening treatments. In-office bleach treatments and at-home whitening custom trays are available options.
- Filling (Composite)
- Crowns
- Bridge
Our Services
Oral Surgery
- Simple Extraction
- Surgical Extraction
Cosmetic Care
- Porcelain Veneers
- Bonding
- Tooth Colored Filling
- Teeth whitening (In Office/Take Home)
Orthodontic & Denture Services
- Braces and Retainers
- Full Denture
- Partial Denture
- Denture Repair, Reline, & Adjustment
Services Information
In Office Whitening
At Home Whitening Trays
At Home Whitening Trays
This procedure takes about an hour and a half in the office. Your teeth are cleaned, isolated, and dried. The gel placed is stronger than the gel used for the "at home trays". A "special light" is used to activate the material. After direct light on each tooth is placed, the material is washed off and the procedure is repeated up to two to three times depending on the sensitivity level.
At Home Whitening Trays
At Home Whitening Trays
At Home Whitening Trays
By far our most popular and reliable methods of whitening utilizes custom trays fitted for each patient. Gel is applies to the trays after brushing and flossing and fitted onto the teeth. The trays are worn for two hours a day for an average of two weeks. A follow up appointment is done to determine the amount of "whiteness" attained.
Fillings
At Home Whitening Trays
Fillings
There are alternative, natural-looking materials to conventional silver-colored fillings – materials made from porcelain and composite resins, which are colored to match natural tooth enamel.
Composite fillings -- As stated, composite fillings are just what the name implies: a mixture of resins and fine particles designed to mimic the color of natural teeth. While not as strong as dental amalgam, composite fillings provide a pleasing aesthetic alternative.
Services Information
Crowns & Bridges
Crowns are synthetic caps, usually made of a material like porcelain, placed on the top of a tooth. Crowns are typically used to restore a tooth's function and appearance following a restorative procedure such as a root canal.
Bridges are natural-looking dental appliances that can replace a section of missing teeth. Because they are custom-made, bridges are barely noticeable and can restore the natural contour of teeth as well as the proper bite relationship between upper and lower teeth.
Root Canal Therapy
Root canals are tiny passageways that branch off from beneath the top of the tooth, coursing their way vertically downward, until they reach the tip of the root. Many tooth problems involve infections that spread to the pulp, which is the inner chamber of the tooth containing blood vessels, nerves and other tissues.
Dentures
Dentures are generally classified as partial or full. Partial dentures are designed to replace a small section of teeth, and help prevent existing healthy natural teeth from shifting position; full dentures generally replace an entire set of teeth such as upper and lower dentures. Many candidates for conventional dentures (also called “immediate” dentures) are able to wear the appliances immediately following removal of affected natural teeth.