About Vi C. Ho, DDS
Cypress Endodontics is an integrative endodontic practice at 10519 Fry Rd., Suite C5-100 in Cypress, Texas, which describes its work as combining biocompatible materials with modern dentistry in collaboration with integrative and functional medical doctors to support patients' wellness. Its stated focus is saving teeth. Root canal treatment is carried out with oxygen/ozone disinfection, which the practice describes as reaching the smallest canals and tubules, and is planned with localized small-field cone beam computed tomography for three-dimensional assessment of canal morphology and of odontogenic and non-odontogenic lesions. Digital radiography is used in place of film, at radiation levels the practice reports as up to 90 percent below conventional dental x-ray equipment, and operating microscopes magnify the field at roughly 5, 8, 12 and 16x under focused fiberoptic light. Hours are Monday through Thursday, 9am to 5pm, and Friday, 9am to 12pm.
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Credentialed Clinician
Vi C. Ho, DDS
CertifiedIABDM recordverified 8 September 2026
Procedures
Practice Details
- Address: 10519 Fry Rd., Suite C5-100
- Telephone: 832-684-0302
- Website: https://cypressendo.com/
- City: Cypress, TX (all Texas practices)
Common Questions
What kind of endodontic practice is this?
The practice describes itself as an integrative endodontic practice that combines biocompatible materials with modern dentistry, working in collaboration with other integrative and functional medical doctors to support patients' wellness. Its stated clinical emphasis is specializing in saving teeth rather than replacing them.
How is ozone used during root canal treatment here?
The practice states that when oxygen/ozone is introduced into living tissue it over-stresses and kills infective microorganisms, disinfecting the area while inducing biochemical and physiologic responses including better blood flow and an enhanced immune response. Applied within the accepted standard of care, it is described as sterilizing the tooth into the smallest canals and tubules, allowing a biologic root canal and retention of the natural tooth.
Can a patient be allergic to the ozone used in treatment?
The practice states that allergy to oxygen/ozone is not possible, because ozone is an energized form of oxygen that occurs naturally, formed by the sun and by lightning in storms. Questions about individual suitability for any procedure should be raised directly with the treating clinician.
What imaging and magnification are used for diagnosis?
Digital imaging and operating microscopes are used across all procedures, including surgery. Localized small-field cone beam computed tomography limits radiation while giving a focused 360-degree view for assessing canal morphology, anatomy and both odontogenic and non-odontogenic lesions before treatment. Digital radiography replaces film at reported radiation levels up to 90 percent lower, and endodontic microscopes magnify the operating field at approximately 5, 8, 12 and 16x.
What happens after the root canal appointment is finished?
A post-operative instruction sheet specific to the procedure is provided at the end of the appointment. The practice advises against chewing or biting on the treated tooth until a general dentist has restored it, since an unrestored tooth is susceptible to fracture, and states that restoration should not be delayed beyond three weeks because of the possibility of microleakage and bacterial recontamination. Routine brushing, flossing and regular checkups otherwise apply.