Elham Abbassi | Pearland, TX

Elham Abbassi | Persian/Iranian Dentist in Pearland, TX

Dr Elham Abbassi received her Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry, at Temple University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with Magna cum laud in 2005. She was involved in scientific research during college and continued research at Baylor College of Medicine before becoming a dentist.

She is a graduate of the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio and recipient of the award for Excellence in Clinical Dentistry.

Dr Elham Abbassi received her Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry, at Temple University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with Magna cum laud in 2005. She was involved in scientific research during college and continued research at Baylor College of Medicine before becoming a dentist. She is a graduate of the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio and recipient of the award for Excellence in Clinical Dentistry.

Contributing over 17 years experience in dentistry, Dr Abbassi continues her post-graduate studies in multiple areas of interest: Sleep Apnea, TMJ, Cosmetics, and Implant Placement. Iranian Dentist in Pearland

She has obtained her implant fellowship and extensive training in treating patients for Sleep Apnea using Oral Appliance or Combination Therapy. She has interacted her passion for a whole-body approach to health and wellness to better serve you.

Elham Abbassi | Pearland, TX

Dr Abbassi is a member of the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine (AADSM), American Academy of Orofacial Pain (AAOP), and Headache Society. She is also a Fellow and member of the International Dental Implant Association and has completed training with the Implant Seminars, a leader in continuing postgraduate dental education.

She has certification in Invisalign, Lumineers, and currently is working her path towards gaining her board certification in Dental Sleep Medicine.

Dr Abbassi spends her free time with her family especially her niece and nephew. She also enjoys missionary trips and recently spent 3 days in the Dominican Republic providing an advanced implant and bone grafting surgeries.

Clinical Assistant Professor at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth) School of Dentistry

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