The Houston Dentists provides dental care from a single office at 4914 Bissonnet Street, Suite 200, in Bellaire, TX 77401. Residents of Meyerland — the established southwest Houston neighborhood located just outside the 610 Loop, south of the city of Bellaire — are approximately two miles from the practice. The drive from most Meyerland addresses to the Bissonnet Street office takes between six and ten minutes via Chimney Rock Road, South Rice Avenue, or Bellaire Boulevard.

There is no dental office or satellite location in Meyerland. All treatment is performed at the Bellaire location.

Why Patients From Meyerland Visit a Dentist in Bellaire

Meyerland and Bellaire sit side by side in southwest Harris County, separated primarily by Bellaire Boulevard and the 610 Loop corridor. Meyerland residents routinely travel into Bellaire for shopping, dining, and professional services — the two communities share school zones (Bellaire High School draws students from much of Meyerland), commercial corridors, and daily traffic patterns. Several practical factors make the Bellaire dental office accessible to Meyerland residents:

Chimney Rock Road runs directly from Meyerland north into Bellaire, crossing Bellaire Boulevard and connecting to Bissonnet Street — where the dental office is located — without requiring freeway access. South Rice Avenue provides an alternate north-south route. For Meyerland residents in the sections closest to Bellaire Boulevard, the trip to the dental office is measured in blocks rather than miles.

The practice consolidates cosmetic, restorative, biological, implant, periodontal, and sedation dentistry under one roof. Meyerland is a large residential community with over 21,000 residents, and many families prefer a dental practice that can address a full range of needs — from routine cleanings to complex smile makeovers — without referrals to scattered specialists.

Meyerland residents who commute to the Texas Medical Center, Greenway Plaza, or the Galleria area via the 610 Loop pass through or near Bellaire daily. The dental office at 4914 Bissonnet sits less than half a mile from the West Loop 610, making it convenient to integrate dental appointments into existing commute patterns.

The practice's biological dentistry approach — utilizing metal-free restorations, biocompatible materials, and a whole-body wellness philosophy — aligns with the health-conscious values of a community that has long prioritized family wellness and education.

Dental Services Available to Meyerland Residents at the Bellaire Office

The following services are provided at the Bellaire office and available to patients from Meyerland.

Preventive Dentistry for Meyerland Patients

Professional cleanings, comprehensive exams, digital X-rays, and oral cancer screenings. Learn more about Preventive Dentistry

Restorative Dentistry for Meyerland Patients

Dental crowns, bridges, tooth-colored fillings, and full-mouth rehabilitation. Learn more about Restorative Dentistry

Cosmetic Dentistry for Meyerland Patients

Smile makeovers, cosmetic bonding, and Invisalign clear aligners. Learn more about Cosmetic Dentistry

Biological Dentistry for Meyerland Patients

Metal-free restorations and biocompatible materials with a whole-body wellness philosophy. Learn more about Biological Dentistry

Periodontal Care for Meyerland Patients

Gum disease diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing periodontal maintenance. Learn more about Periodontal Care

Teeth Whitening for Meyerland Patients

In-office and take-home professional whitening systems. Learn more about Teeth Whitening

Porcelain Veneers for Meyerland Patients

Custom porcelain veneers and minimal-preparation options. Learn more about Veneers

Dental Implants for Meyerland Patients

Single implants, implant-supported crowns and bridges, and full-mouth implant solutions. Learn more about Dental Implants

Dental Crowns for Meyerland Patients

Ceramic crowns with same-day and traditional options. Learn more about Dental Crowns

Sedation Dentistry for Meyerland Patients

Nitrous oxide and oral sedation for dental anxiety and complex procedures. Learn more about Sedation Dentistry

Smile Makeovers for Meyerland Patients

Multi-procedure aesthetic treatment plans coordinated at the Bellaire office. Learn more about Smile Makeovers

Full-Mouth Rehabilitation for Meyerland Patients

Comprehensive multi-phase restorative care. Learn more about Full-Mouth Rehabilitation

Ozone Treatment for Meyerland Patients

Non-invasive ozone therapy as part of biological dentistry protocols. Learn more about Ozone Treatment

Dental Bonding for Meyerland Patients

Same-day cosmetic bonding for chips, gaps, and minor reshaping. Learn more about Dental Bonding

Dentures for Meyerland Patients

Traditional and implant-supported denture services. Learn more about Dentures

Meyerland and Its Connection to the Bellaire Dental Corridor

Meyerland is a large, established neighborhood in southwest Houston that traces its origins to 1955, when George Meyer — son of Joseph F. Meyer Sr., who had acquired over 6,000 acres in the area beginning in the 1880s — developed 1,200 acres of former rice fields into one of Houston's first large-scale deed-restricted suburban communities. Vice President Richard Nixon attended the subdivision's ribbon-cutting ceremony, and families began purchasing homes before construction was even complete. Today, the neighborhood is defined by its wide streets, mature oaks, and a mix of original mid-century ranch-style homes alongside elevated new construction built to meet modern flood-mitigation standards.

Meyerland is the cultural center of Houston's Jewish community. Congregation Beth Israel — the oldest Jewish congregation in Texas — and Congregation Beth Yeshurun — one of the largest Conservative synagogues in the country — are both located in the neighborhood. The Evelyn Rubenstein Jewish Community Center, which opened in Meyerland in 1969, serves as a recreational and cultural hub for Jewish and non-Jewish members alike. The Shlenker School, the oldest Reform Jewish school in Texas, and Robert M. Beren Academy also call the area home. These institutions anchor a cultural identity that has been integral to Meyerland since its founding.

Meyerland's geography is shaped by Brays Bayou, which bisects the neighborhood and provides both a scenic greenbelt and the Brays Bayou Hike and Bike Trail. The bayou has also brought flooding challenges — most significantly during Memorial Day 2015, Tax Day 2016, and Hurricane Harvey in 2017 — that have prompted significant community investment in resilient rebuilding and the multi-million-dollar Project Brays flood mitigation initiative. Many homes have been elevated or rebuilt, giving the neighborhood a distinctive architectural character that blends mid-century charm with modern engineering.

Meyerland Plaza, located along Beechnut Street and South Braeswood Boulevard, has been the neighborhood's primary shopping center since the 1950s and was managed for over 30 years by Leota Meyer Hess, George Meyer's oldest daughter. Godwin Park — the community park at 5101 Rutherglen with its playground, covered basketball court, and baseball diamond — remains a neighborhood gathering point, while Meyerland Park on Jason Street provides additional green space.

The boundary between Meyerland and Bellaire runs along the south side of Bellaire Boulevard and the 610 Loop corridor. Chimney Rock Road and South Rice Avenue serve as the primary north-south routes connecting the two communities. Meyerland residents heading to the dental office on Bissonnet Street simply drive north on either road, cross Bellaire Boulevard into the city of Bellaire, and continue to Bissonnet — a trip that involves no freeway driving and passes through residential neighborhoods the entire way. The Bellaire Triangle shopping district and the restaurants along Bissonnet Street are already part of the regular commercial landscape for many Meyerland families.

Many Meyerland students attend Bellaire High School — located within the city of Bellaire — further reinforcing the daily connection between the two communities. Parents making the drive to school-related events, extracurricular activities, or morning drop-off pass through the same Bellaire corridors that lead to the dental office on Bissonnet Street.

Driving to The Houston Dentists From Meyerland

From northern Meyerland (near Bellaire Boulevard and Chimney Rock): Head north on Chimney Rock Road across Bellaire Boulevard into the city of Bellaire. Continue to Bissonnet Street. The office at 4914 Bissonnet is on the south side between Newcastle and Chimney Rock. Total drive time: approximately 4–6 minutes.

From central Meyerland (near Godwin Park and South Rice Avenue): Take South Rice Avenue north. Cross Bellaire Boulevard and continue into Bellaire. Turn right (east) onto Bissonnet Street. The office is ahead on the south side, between Newcastle and Chimney Rock. Total drive time: approximately 6–8 minutes.

From southern Meyerland (near Meyerland Plaza and Beechnut): Head north on Chimney Rock Road or South Post Oak Road. Cross South Braeswood Boulevard and Bellaire Boulevard, continuing into the city of Bellaire. Proceed to Bissonnet Street and turn east or west as needed to reach 4914 Bissonnet. Total drive time: approximately 8–10 minutes.

The Houston Dentists Serves Meyerland From Bellaire, TX

The Houston Dentists operates from one location at 4914 Bissonnet Street, Suite 200, in Bellaire, TX. The practice is verified on Google Business Profile at this address. Meyerland residents receive all dental treatment at the Bellaire office — there is no physical presence in Meyerland.

For more information about the practice and its Bellaire location, visit the Dentist in Bellaire, TX page. Details about specific services are available on the Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Implants, and Smile Makeovers pages.

To learn more about dental services available at the Bellaire office, visit www.drfrazar.com or call (713) 668-7137.