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Cosmetic Dental Texas

Dentist
4.6 (234 reviews) Updated Apr 05, 2026
2101 Crawford St STE 103, Houston, TX 77002

About Cosmetic Dental Texas

Most dental offices focus on repair or pain, but Cosmetic Dental Texas starts one step earlier—teeth that look good and last longer. In Houston’s Museum District, where modern glass-clad towers share sidewalks with century-old bungalows, precision-measured care meets everyday maintenance. That means fillings shaped to vanish into enamel, custom whitening trays, and crowns matched to the exact translucency of neighboring teeth before any work begins. This office doesn’t wait for cavities to arrive; it intercepts them. Parking along Crawford is metered until 6 p.m., so timing your arrival is straightforward if you’re coming from the Westheimer side. The address anchors a stretch of family dentists and walk-in orthodontists, making it easy to bundle appointments for orthodontic follow-ups or preventive care. Basic checkups list periodic exams and cleanings, but the clinic also fabricates night guards for bruxism, reshapes edges after orthodontic relapse, and places porcelain veneers under one roof behind the same glass façade. Bite alignment scans happen the same day braces adjustments usually take two weeks to schedule elsewhere. To schedule a diagnostic scan or a quick bleaching consultation, dial i>(713) 654-7756—press 0 for new patients during business hours. They route urgent after-hours requests through a paging system, a detail that matters when a crown chips the afternoon before a weekend wedding. Around the block, the food truck line at Hermann Park stretches long at noon, but the waiting list here stays under ten even on Mondays. Find exact walking directions or the real-time map on Cosmetic Dental Texas’s map page. Rush-hour traffic crawls between downtown and the Galleria belt, so leaving 15 minutes earlier keeps you from circling the block twice. In Montrose, the neighborhood bends toward live-and-let-live, and the same fluid approach keeps the dental mirror—once in your mouth—from getting in the way.

This listing was last updated on April 05, 2026

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Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Service options
Language assistance
Offerings
Emergency services
Pediatric care
Sedation dentistry
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Restroom
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Appointment required
Appointments recommended
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