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Welcome you to Humble Smiles located in Humble, TX , 77338 for Cosmetic Dentistry, pediatric dentistry, periodontics, oral surgery , dental implants and for Smile Design and Smile Restoration serving people in and around Humble TX, Kingwood TX, Atascocita TX.

Sheeba George Robert DDS is a LVI (Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies) trained cosmetic dentist and can give you the perfect smile you deserve.

Certified by Baylor College of Dentistry for dental implants. Whether you are missing one or all of your teeth, dental implant procedures can restore a lasting smile and sense of well-being. Call us for free Dental Implants consultation. Visit our smile gallery.

We offer Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Implants, Veeneers, General Dentistry, full mouth dental restorations that look, feel, and function like healthy, natural teeth. You can rely on the expertise of our doctor. As implant dentist, doctor can place and restore your dental implants To us, the goal in restorative dentistry is to mimic nature’s finest esthetics, while ensuring dependable, durable dentition.

Our philosophy is that a healthy smile begins with preventive care and a balanced bite and continues with aesthetic enhancements to give you the brightest and most natural smile possible. We are committed to providing you with complete dental services for your healthy smile.

At HUMBLE SMILES, we know that when you’re searching for a dentist, you’re looking for more than a pair of hands to manage your teeth. Comfort, atmosphere, quality, affordability… all of these things and more factor into your decision. If a small, personalized practice complete with a dedicated team and skilled dentist sound like music to your ears, then you’re in the right place.

Dr. Sheeba George Robert and our team focus on personal relationships with patients. We want to get to know you before we recommend treatment options. We want to create lasting relationships grounded in trust and mutual respect. We want to offer custom treatment plans with state-of-the-art options, catered to your unique needs. At HUMBLE SMILES, smiles (and the people behind them!) are our passion.

We’re not your average family dentist, either. We specialize in an excellent hygiene program, as well as procedures for full-mouth reconstruction. Our comfortably-appointed office relaxes patients and maximizes efficiency. Your visit should be soothing, rewarding, and not dissimilar from visiting a family friend.

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Caring for all your Dental needs like teeth whitening , Tooth Pain , Gum Disease, Same Day Dental Emergency Care, Extractions, Dental Implants, Veeners, Cosmetic Dentistry, Dentures, Crowns, Bridges, Partials and more. Please call.

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Caring Dentist Now Accepting New Patients!

We invite you to use this website as a resource for information about us, new patient forms, and oral health news. Please call our Humble dental office at  (281) 540-1141 if you have any questions or to schedule your first visit. Our Humble, TX dental office welcomes patients from Atascocita, Kingwood, Porter, The Woodlands, Spring, and surrounding areas. Welcome to our dental family!

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Kids are welcome

The American Academy of Pediatrics advises that children see a dentist by their first birthday, or when their first tooth begins to erupt. We gladly see children and infants age 6 months and older for routine exams, cleanings, and X-rays. We also provide protective sealants and fluoride treatments to keep your child’s teeth healthy.

Dental Implants

We provide affordable dental implants to replace missing teeth and give you the beautiful smile that you deserve. Call today.

Dental Extractions

Our Dentist does tooth extractions when the tooth is too damaged or decayed, or when they are badly placed or are crowding the other teeth. Call today.

Dental Braces for children and adults

Ask us today on how we can straighten your teeth in months instead of years. We have various options from Fast braces to Clear braces. Call today.

What is Fastbraces®?
Fastbraces® were developed to straighten teeth differently. Fastbraces® is the revolutionary system of fast, safe, easy and affordable braces that is changing the field of orthodontics. It is a complete, non-extraction system for most cases, which provides patients with outstanding results.

Alternately, clear braces / aligners are the virtually invisible way to improve your smile.

Dentures and Partials

A smile just isn't a smile if it's incomplete. Missing teeth cause a host of problems, from difficulty speaking and eating to low self-confidence to jawbone deterioration. Don't give up on your smile. Advances in dental materials and technology have made full and partial dentures more lifelike and comfortable than ever.

• New Patient Special.

Exam and X-Rays Only $59. New Patient only.

Cleaning, Exam and X-Rays Only $125. In absence of gum disease and new patient only. No insurance required.

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Seniors at Higher Risk for Dental Cavities

You may think that as an adult you don't have to worry about cavities anymore -- but dental cavities aren't just child's play!

As we entered the new millennium, it was discovered that seniors were actually getting more dental cavities than children. Today, children and seniors are still the two highest at-risk groups for tooth decay.

Aging puts us at greater risk for dental problems -- the wearing away of tooth enamel, receding gums and loss of jawbone are signs that our mouths are aging along with our bodies.

Your grandparents could probably tell you that, in their youth, most senior citizens had missing teeth. Many lost their teeth to dental disease, and a tooth extraction was a common treatment for dental problems.

With current dental technology, we're relying less on old-fashioned dentistry and more on modern dental procedures to restore our smiles. That's great news to seniors, who are keeping their teeth longer. Now for the bad news -- anyone with natural teeth can get dental cavities. And the longer we have our teeth, the more we expose them to the elements that can cause tooth decay.

The Risk Factors

Unfortunately, geriatric teeth are less able to handle the normal wear and tear of those in younger generations. There are several reasons why seniors may be prone to more dental cavities:

Lack of Fluoride -- Most of our nation's seniors didn't have the benefits of community water fluoridation while growing up. And with the popularity of bottled water today, seniors may still not be getting the fluoride they need. Fluoride strengthens teeth and helps prevent tooth decay.

Arthritis -- Those who suffer from arthritis, or other medical conditions, may have a hard time gripping a toothbrush or floss, making it difficult to practice daily oral hygiene.

Gum Disease -- Over 95% of seniors have receding gums, exposing the roots of teeth and making them vulnerable to the same dental diseases that affect the tooth's crown. Root decay is becoming much more common among seniors.

Dry Mouth -- Dry mouth is often a side effect of medications or health problems often associated with seniors. Saliva is needed to wash away food particles and neutralize the acid that promotes tooth decay. When our mouths are dry, our teeth become more susceptible to cavities.

Diet -- Aging may cause our diet to change. Seniors often lean towards softer foods, which don't always have the nutrients you need for healthy teeth. A diet heavy in carbohydrates and sugar also contributes to dental cavities.

Assisted Living -- Although assisted living centers are designed to help our loved ones get the care they need, oral hygiene may fall by the wayside. Unfortunately, a lack of individual attention may keep seniors from maintaining their smiles.

Finances -- When on a fixed income, oral health care may not be a priority. Some seniors can't afford to pay for dental products or professional dental care.



Look Grandma -- No Dental Cavities!

There are several ways seniors can improve their chances of staying dental cavity-free. A diet low in sugar and high in calcium promotes tooth health. If you aren't getting enough fluoride, try using fluoride toothpastes, mouth rinses or tablets. Drinking water, sucking on sugar-free candy or chewing sugarless gum promotes saliva production and reduces dry mouth.

For seniors with dexterity problems, wrap tape or an elastic bandage around the toothbrush. If a wider grip is needed, you can even try taping a tennis ball, sponge or rubber bicycle grip to the handle. An electric toothbrush may also be helpful for those who cannot maneuver a manual toothbrush easily. And daily flossing should not be forgotten, either -- floss holders and waxed floss may make it easier for seniors to continue their oral hygiene routine.

Because of the special dental needs of seniors, regular dental visits are necessary to maintain their oral health. Dentists use this time to check for the dental problems that affect older patients, including gum disease, root decay and oral cancer. If a senior you know is living in a nursing home, arrange for them to receive oral care and continue with their dental appointments. If transporting them to the dental office is impossible, try finding a dentist who can arrange in-house care at their facility.

Now that you have the chance to keep your teeth for a lifetime, you should take advantage of it. Taking the right steps to maintain your smile will help you remain cavity-free, so you can truly experience what your golden years have to offer!

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