At Forever Smiles Dental, our mission is to help you. We believe a smile is worth a thousand words, but doesn't have to cost a thousand dollars.
We focus on giving affordable dental help to families, so children, and parents alike can be proud of their smile. Dr. B, believes everyone deserves a beautiful smile.
Dr. B is an advocate for her patients, NOT for insurance companies. She whole heartedly believes in the power of a smile. Dr. B is kind, gentle and comforting toward patients, to ensure they have the best experience, and the best smile, possible.
We also believe that good oral health isn't only about going to the dentist, but it's also about your daily habits. At Forever Smiles Dental, we work to instill good oral hygiene into children's daily routine, in order to serve them for a lifetime.
There are many available options for financial assistance for your dental care. Dr. B does not want anyone to post-pone dental care for financial or other reasons. That is why we offer an In-House Dental Insurance Plan. (Call the office for details.) In addition, Forever Smiles Dental accepts CareCredit and Lending Club.
We are one of few dentists in Houston that accepts CareCredit. CareCredit is a service that provides medical payment plans for families without insurance.
FAQ
Going to the dentist is something that tends to be frequent in the lives of young patients, then fades out as a patient becomes an adult. At Forever Smiles Dental, our mission is to carry you through your life, without having to go through the hassle of finding a new dentist and getting aquatinted with a new practice once you turn 18.
We also want to make Forever Smiles Dental a place where the whole family can get dental service.
Additionally, we believe in doing things right, and through proper oral care, and professional dental treatment, you will have good teeth for life.
That's why we are proud to be Forever Smiles Dental!
Going to the dentist isn't scary!!!
Let that sink in.
Going to the dentist is a practice of self-care. It is keeping up with your mental and physical health. The days of letting dental phobia, also known as Dentophobia.
Dr. B cares about her patients, and her number one priority is making sure they are comfortable and relaxed.
Dr. B is here to help you. Let her!
Brushing your teeth is an important part of your dental care routine. The ADA recommends you:
- Brush twice daily with a soft-bristled brush
- Replace your toothbrush every 3 - 4 months or sooner
- Make sure to use an ADA accepted fluoride toothpaste
- Brush at a 45-degree angle to the gums
- Brush to cover all surfaces of the tooth
- Brush your tongue to remove bacteria & keep breath fresh
- Floss daily
- Eat a balanced diet and limit between meal snacks
- Visit Dr. B. for cleanings & oral exams!
- Brush Twice a Day… and Take Your Time!
I know, dentists have been telling patients for years to brush twice a day for two minutes. And the twice a day part isn’t too hard to do. It’s the two minutes that tends to be the downfall of most would be avid brushes. Here’s the secret… brushing doesn’t have to be just brushing. You can listen to music, watch TV, read a book, or have a dance party. Don’t tell anyone, but I do it.
- Floss Daily
Flossing is even harder to keep up with than brushing, because of how tedious it is. But, it is just as important. Floss at least once a day, either before or after you brush, it’s all personal preference. Take your time, and don’t skimp. If you have a hard time with traditional floss, try floss picks, and, if you have braces, look into threading floss. And, of course, entertain yourself! Watch TV, listen to music, or do whatever it takes!
- Go to the Dentist
Every six months, go get a check up at the dentist. It doesn’t have to be scary. Going to the dentist is simply a way to get your teeth more deeply cleaned, and to make sure nothing’s wrong.
