Dr. Jared Abramian was born in Huntington Beach, California but quickly made his way here to Texas . At the age of ten, Dr. Abramian and his family moved to Spring, Texas, a suburb just north of Houston where he attended Klein High School . After graduating, he attended Oklahoma State University where he received his Bachelor of Science in Microbiology. During his time at Oklahoma State, Dr. Abramian was involved in many organizations including being president of the Microbiology Club. After earning his degree, Dr. Abramian moved back to Houston and worked at Baylor College of Medicine working on gene therapy protocols for the treatment of Muscular Dystrophy. He then spent the next seven years attending the University of Texas Dental Branch in Houston for both his dental training as well as his specialty training in Periodontics. While at UTDB he was awarded with the Excellence in Periodontal Therapy award as well as the Heyl G. Tebo scholarship for post- graduate studies. He received his Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree and continued with his surgical residency specializing in Periodontics where he learned procedures such as osseous surgery, dental implants, connective tissue grafts, ridge augmentation, and sinus augmentation. After finishing his residency, Dr. Abramian went on to take both a written exam as well as a case based oral examination to complete his board certification and become a Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology. Dr. Abramian has been trained in many procedures utilizing many different techniques and technologies to ensure his patients receive the best possible care. Dr. Abramian and his wife have a Son and a Daughter and enjoy going to the beach, fishing, sports, traveling, and of course watching their kids in all of their various activities.
Recession defects around teeth can not only be unaesthetic, they also lead to sensitivity around the affected teeth. By providing soft tissue grafts we not only reduce sensitivity, we also prevent future recession at that site by covering the recession defect with new keratinized tissue.
Occasionally when a tooth has worn down to the point it is difficult to maintain a crown, your General Dentist may refer you to us for Crown Lengthening. This procedure involves exposing more of the tooth structure to allow for a better fitting crown that will last longer.
Dental Implants have become the standard of care to replace missing teeth. Their benefits include better aesthetics, as well as cleansability and predictability. We offer a wide range of Dental Implant therapies utilizing Nobel Biocare, the industry's number one implant manufacturer and founder of Dental Implants. We also perform a myriad of other services such as Guided Bone Regeneration and Sinus Augmentation to ensure that every patient can receive Dental Implant therapy if they wish.
The Canines, or eye teeth as they are sometimes called, are some of the last teeth to erupt into the mouth. In patients who have small jaws, this can cause these teeth to become impacted and not fully erupt. We can perform a canine exposure in coordination with your orthodontist to assist movement of these teeth into their natural position.
There are a multitude of muscles within the oral cavity, and in some patients these muscles attach too high up on the gums. This leads to tension within the muscle and can translate into recession defects, speech impediments, spaces between the teeth, or improper denture fit. In these cases a simple frenectomy can release the tension and alleviate all of the associated symptoms.
This is a state of the art 3D x-ray machine that allows us to visualize bone density, volume, shape, as well as exact placement of impacted teeth. This machine also allows us to plan implant placement in patients that have severe bone resorption. CBCTs are becoming the standard of care to ensure the best possible treatment for patients missing multiple teeth.
All of these procedures can be performed here in our friendly office with the aid of sedation. We offer Nitrous Oxide, Oral Sedation, and IV Conscious Sedation to allow our patients to be as comfortable as possible throughout treatment.