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Dr. Harry Gilbert

Oral surgeon
6550 Fannin St Houston, TX 77030

About Dr. Harry Gilbert

Oral surgery often feels like a category people only think about when they need it. Dr. Harry Gilbert practices in a part of Houston where medical offices sit alongside research institutions, creating a quiet but central spot for specialized care. The address at 6550 Fannin St Houston, TX 77030 places the office near the Texas Medical Center, which means parking and access tend to follow the area’s clinical rhythm. Procedures here cover the expected—wisdom teeth removal, dental implants—as well as more complex reconstructive work when accidents or disease alter jaw structure.

Surgeons in this field usually split time between routine extractions and collaborative cases with orthodontists or oncologists. A call to (713) 790-4600 connects directly to the practice, whether the question is about pre-op instructions or whether a referral is even necessary. Some patients arrive after a general dentist’s recommendation; others come seeking a second opinion on a treatment plan they’ve been hesitant to start. Either way, the focus remains on the mechanical and biological details—bone grafts, nerve mapping, or the precise angles of an implant placement.

The nature of oral surgery means visits here rarely feel like standard dental appointments. Recovery timelines, stitch dissolution, and post-op diets become part of the conversation long before the procedure date. This isn’t the kind of practice where walk-ins ask for a cleaning. Instead, the work happens in scheduled blocks, often with pre-surgical imaging sent over from radiology centers elsewhere in the Medical Center. The coordination between providers in this area tends to streamline what could otherwise turn into a logistical puzzle for patients.

Finding the office is simplest via the map linked here, especially since Fannin Street’s layout shifts between hospital zones and residential pockets. The surrounding blocks mix concrete plazas with patches of live oaks, a reminder that even in a district defined by medicine, the city’s green spaces persist.

This listing was last updated on May 21, 2026

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