Sang Pil Yu, Family Practitioner
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Sang Pil Yu

Dentist

1799 Fry Road Katy Texas, 77449

About

Dr. Sang Pil Yu is a Dentist practicing in Katy, Texas. Dr. Pil Yu specializes in preventing, diagnosing, and treating diseases and conditions associated with the mouth and overall dental health. Dentists are trained to carry out such treatment as professional cleaning, restorative, prosthodontic, and endodontic procedures, and performing examinations, among many others.

Education and Training

New York University College of Dentistry DDS 2010

Provider Details

Male English, Spanish
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Sang Pil Yu's Expert Contributions
  • Who Can Get Dental Implants?

    A tooth gap is one of the factors that hinder people from having that perfect Hollywood smile that they desire. Also, it limits one’s oral functions. Today there are many tooth restoration procedures available, and dental implants are one of them. In fact, it is the best and the most effective...

  • How Do You Make Your Child Enjoy Braces?

    Unlike adults who appreciate the significance of braces and having straight teeth, it takes a lot of convincing and endless visits to the dentist to get your child to embrace the idea of wearing braces for a year or so. There was a time when braces were regarded as fashion by the same kids, but it...

  • Best Dentists for Dental Implants in Houston

    Dental implants have helped very many people all around the world regain the ability to chew and use their teeth after accidents or illnesses that affect their jawbones. The process of correctly installing the implants requires massive experience and dexterity in the field. There have been numerous...

  • My mother lost all of her teeth. What can be done?

    First, don't panic if your mother has lost all of her teeth. The dentist also suggested you the right way to have dentures, but if your mom feels uncomfortable, then there are other options also available. You can go with the treatment of dental crown, not the root canal therapy. The reason is very simple. The dental crown is less painful and more comfortable than having root canal procedure. After the dental procedure, it is advised to contact the dentist frequently to avoid further problems. You can even schedule your appointment with the dental experts of Vita Dental in Katy. They really love to discuss with the dental patients and help answer their questions. READ MORE

  • I am not very satisfied with my RCT. What should I do about it?

    If you are not satisfied with the Root Canal Treatment, then you should schedule your appointment with the dentist to give you proper care. After the root canal procedure, if you are finding the area sensitive, you are allowed to undergo another round of treatment. It is true that root canal treatment is effective and gives you relief in the first round only. But, there are a few cases like yours which needs to go with another round of treatment. READ MORE

  • Why are my gums swollen?

    The problem of swollen gums is very common these days. Most of the people don’t take it seriously to practice proper dental hygiene. This results in the formation of bacteria in the mouth and plaque on the teeth. Other reasons for swollen gums include the change of the oral care products and deficiency of nutritional elements in your diet. All these can be managed well and guided rightly by taking proper dental care through one of the best dentists in Katy. READ MORE

  • What are the ways to close the gap between two frontal teeth?

    There are many ways to close the gap between two frontal teeth, but not as good as teeth bonding. Teeth bonding is the best cosmetic dental treatment that makes effective use of tooth-colored composite resin. The dentist sculpts this resin into the right shape and size so as to cover the gap amid your front teeth. This in fact not only improves the gap between two front teeth, but also improves the appearance of your oral hygiene. READ MORE

  • What is the reason behind tooth sensitivity?

    The reason behind tooth sensitivity can be many: 1. Worn tooth enamel from using a hard toothbrush or brushing too aggressively. 2. Tooth erosion due to highly acidic foods and beverages. 3. Tooth erosion due to bulimia or gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). 4. Gum recession that leaves your root surface exposed. I recommend you seek advice from one of the best dentists prior to undergoing an RCT (root canal therapy). READ MORE

  • How can I reverse yellowing of my teeth?

    You can reverse yellowing of my teeth by taking effective dental procedure such as teeth whitening. Teeth whitening is the dental procedure that assists to remove stains and discoloration of the teeth. This treatment is a safe and proven way to brighten your smile and boost your confidence by reversing the yellowing of my teeth. It is one of the most common dental treatments as it is a fast, easy and inexpensive solution to improve your smile and thus, enhance your appearance. READ MORE

  • Why does my breath stink?

    Your breath might stink due to the development of bacteria in your mouth. The bacteria inside the mouth causes inflammation and gives off noxious odors or sulfur like smelling gas. There can be a number of reasons for bad breath such as liver problems, diabetes, respiratory infection, chronic bronchitis and much more. I recommend visiting one of the practiced dental hygienists to take regular dental checkup for avoiding the dental problem of breath stink. READ MORE

  • I have white dots on both of my gums and tongue. What could these be?

    If you have white dots on both of your gums and tongue, then these could be the problem of oral thrush. Oral thrush is a condition when fungus occurs naturally in your mouth. Usually, this problem occurs when your immune system gets depressed. Due to oral thrush, the problem of denture wearers. HIV, smokers, diabetes are all on the higher risk. So, you should try taking a healthy diet and visiting the dentist frequently to avoid such infection. READ MORE

  • Do root canals happen more often as you age?

    No, the root canal doesn't happen more often as you age. The root canal treatment is required to repair the damaged and infected teeth. But, proper dental checkup and maintaining a nutritious diet helps you to avoid taking such treatment for bad dental health. However, it is true that the risk of swollen teeth and gum infection increase with age. And, it does not necessarily mean that you need to have a root canal treatment. You must know that the root canal procedure can also weaken your teeth. READ MORE

  • Is chewing gum often bad for your teeth?

    Chewing gum is very common. Most of the people develop a habit of taking a fresh breath to boost their mood while combatting stress. But, you should be aware that chewing gum is often bad for your teeth. This is so because chewing gums are sweetened by non-cavity sweeteners such as mannitol, sorbitol or aspartame. All these sweeteners increase the saliva flow and reduce the plaque acid. Reduction in the plaque acid is harmful to the tooth enamel. READ MORE

  • Do dentists offer services to the uninsured?

    Yes, dentist offer services to the uninsured patients who need proper dental care. They have payment plans, which can help a patient to get the best possible dental care. It is recommended to seek a professional dental hygienist who can provide you with the right in-house finance program and even, offer great discounts to uninsured patients. Besides, some dentists proffer treatment priced on a sliding scale that means they will do the adjustment with their prices according to your income. Take care to not get embarrassed while asking about payment options or give you the plans that fit your budget constraints. READ MORE

  • Why are some people's canine teeth sharper than others?

    Some people have sharper canine teeth than others because of genetic differences and factors. The sharp canine teeth are not harmful to have a good dental health, but some of the people find it difficult to have sharper canine teeth. If you also have the pointed and sharp canine teeth, and you don't like to have such type of teeth shape, then you can opt for tooth reshaping treatment by one of the professional and experienced dentists in Katy at affordable prices. READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

General CleaningInvisalign & Six Month SmilesDental Care for KidsCosmetic DentistryDental ImplantsDental BracesGeneral DentistryDental Check-upOrthodonticsPediatricsEndodonticsFillings Root Canal Dental CrownsDental Bridges Oral Surgery Emergency Dental Care Tooth Extraction Denture

Faculty Titles & Positions

  • Dentist Vita Dental Houston 2010 - 2017

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1799 Fry Road -
Katy, Texas 77449
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