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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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How to Pick a Toothbrush

Picking a toothbrush sounds easy, right? But if you've ever walked down the toothbrush aisle of your local drug store, you know how easy it is to get confused by all the choices. Some toothbrushes promise fresh breath, deep cleaning and even teeth whitening. Others are specially designed for orthodontics or dentures. While these special features are enticing, it's best to ask your dentist if they're right for you or if you need them at all. There are, however, some toothbrush basics that you need to know -- these tips should make your search for a toothbrush a whole lot easier!

What to Look for in a Toothbrush

The right toothbrush can help turn bad oral hygiene habits into good oral hygiene habits. Without daily brushing and flossing, your teeth and gums may become especially vulnerable to tooth decay, dental plaque, dental tartar, even gum disease. Don't let that happen -- use these guidelines to help you pick a toothbrush; the more you like your toothbrush, the more likely you are to brush.

Remember: stiffer is not better. It might seem like a toothbrush with stiff bristles is the right choice -- after all, many of your household brushes probably have rigid bristles, making cleaning faster and easier. But the opposite is true when it comes to picking a toothbrush. And the reason why is simple: Softer bristles are easier on your gums. When you brush, you want to clean your teeth, not make your gums bleed. A toothbrush with stiff bristles is more likely to cause bleeding gums.

Go nylon, not natural. There's a whole slew of natural dental products available that are environmentally friendly. You may have even heard about something called a 'Natural Toothbrush' with bristles made from the root of an Araak tree. Other types of natural toothbrushes have brown bristles that are reportedly softer than nylon bristles. While you may be curious to try a natural toothbrush, keep in mind that there has been little research done in the U.S. on their effectiveness (or harmfulness). Natural toothbrushes may also cost more and wear out faster than standard toothbrushes. Until there's more information about natural toothbrushes, it's probably best to stick to an ADA-recommended toothbrush with medium-soft, nylon bristles.

Get a heads up. When it comes to a toothbrush head, you might think that bigger is better.That's not always the case. If you have a small mouth, a toothbrush with a big head might make it difficult to angle your toothbrush to brush hard-to-reach areas. Go for something that complements the size of your mouth.

Choose a handle with care.The handles of toothbrushes are usually colorful, sometimes translucent or even glittery.But don't be fooled into thinking that 'bright and shiny' is all you need. What you should really look for is a toothbrush handle that feels comfortable in your hand and is easy to maneuver. Also look for a non-slip surface, especially if you have arthritis.

Don't forget: After daily use, your toothbrush can lose its effectiveness and even become a breeding ground for germs, fungus and bacteria. Who wants that? To get the most out of your toothbrush, replace it frequently -- at least every 1-3 months. And if you recently had a cold or infection, you may have transferred germs to your toothbrush so be sure to use a new toothbrush.

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