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Avalon Dental Group, Serving Sugar Land, TX

We have many patient amenities to make your dental experiences enjoyable and comfortable. Find the comforts of home in our office, from flatscreen TVs, video games, pillows, blankets and complimentary beverages. You may be surprised to see lattes, coffee, tea, hot chocolate and bottled water available in our lobby, but we believe the difference is in the details! Your comfort is our top priority.

Adults

Are you looking for a new dentist? We would love to have you join our dental family.

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Cosmetic

Restore your confidence and get the beautiful smile you have always wanted.

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Children

We love taking care of kids teeth and making a visit to the dentist fun!

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Emergencies

If you just chipped a tooth or if you are in pain, call us now for relief.

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Giving Back to the Community

Avalon Dental Group supports the following local Sugar Land community groups with volunteer time, donations, and free dental care. Helping local community groups is one of the primary missions of your Sugar Land dental practice team.

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Our Blog

Aug 20, 2017

Is Your Smile Getting Enough Vitamin C?

You may be aware of the nutrients that your bones need to stay strong or your heart needs to function properly. But have you considered the vitamins and minerals that your teeth need? If your teeth aren’t healthy, you won’t be able to chew your food properly and fuel the rest of your body.

Jul 13, 2017

Solve Your Denture Woes with Overdentures

For decades, dentures have been used to replace an entire arch of lower or upper teeth. While dentures are now more natural looking and durable than ever before, there are some drawbacks to traditional dentures that are simply unavoidable.

Jun 21, 2017

How Well Do You Know Your Teeth?

You may be aware of the different types of teeth in your mouth, such as molars, canines and incisors. However, did you know that each tooth has distinct components or layers. Understanding the unique parts of each tooth can help you understand how to take care of them.