Greenspoint Dental is located at 12523 Greenspoint Dr — approximately one mile from the heart of Green Ridge North near Glazebrook Drive. Most residents reach our office in under five minutes without using the freeway. Head north on Goodson Dr or La Fonda Dr toward Greenspoint Dr, then turn left. Free parking is available on-site, and we hold same-day emergency slots every morning for patients who need immediate care.

Yes — pediatric dentistry is a significant part of what we do for Green Ridge North families. We see children from Thompson Elementary, Stovall Middle School, and Aldine High School regularly. Dr. Bosse takes a patient approach with kids, and our team is experienced in making younger patients comfortable during exams, cleanings, sealants, and first-time visits. Saturday appointments are available for families who need to schedule around the school week.

Call 281-823-9987 as soon as the emergency occurs — our team triages every call and will tell you exactly how quickly to come in based on your symptoms. We are approximately one mile from Glazebrook Drive and can typically have a Green Ridge North patient in the chair within the hour on a same-day basis. Do not drive yourself if you are in severe pain — have a family member or neighbor bring you in while you call ahead so we can prepare.

Yes. Roughly half our patient base either has no insurance or has coverage that doesn't fully cover certain procedures. Our $39 exam and X-ray special and $99 new patient package (exam, X-rays, and cleaning) are available regardless of insurance status. For larger treatment plans, we offer internal payment plans — no third-party credit application required. We determine a monthly payment structure that works within your budget before any treatment begins.

A dental emergency is any oral condition requiring immediate care to relieve severe pain, stop bleeding, prevent infection from spreading, or save a tooth. Common dental emergencies we treat in Green Ridge North include: knocked-out or loose teeth; dental abscesses with swelling; broken teeth with exposed nerves; severe, persistent toothaches; uncontrolled bleeding from the mouth; lost crowns or fillings causing pain; and swelling in the face or jaw. Soft tissue injuries from accidents or sports also qualify. If you are unsure whether your situation is an emergency, call us and we will help you decide.

A loose permanent tooth after a physical impact should be treated as a dental emergency. Do not wiggle or pull the tooth — keep it in place and call 281-823-9987 immediately. If the tooth has been knocked completely out, handle it by the crown only, keep it moist in saliva or milk, and get to our office within 30–60 minutes for the best chance of reimplantation. For a baby (primary) tooth, the urgency is lower but we still recommend calling us to assess whether the root has been damaged and whether it could affect the incoming permanent tooth.

A dental emergency is any oral condition requiring immediate care to relieve severe pain, stop bleeding, prevent infection from spreading, or save a tooth. Common dental emergencies we treat in Green Ridge North include: knocked-out or loose teeth; dental abscesses with swelling; broken teeth with exposed nerves; severe, persistent toothaches; uncontrolled bleeding from the mouth; lost crowns or fillings causing pain; and swelling in the face or jaw. Soft tissue injuries from accidents or sports also qualify. If you are unsure whether your situation is an emergency, call us and we will help you decide.