Tooth Heim Dental Clinic

19/05/2026

Babies are NOT born with cavity-causing bacteria…
They get them from their parents.

The main culprit is Streptococcus mutans — a bacteria strongly linked to tooth decay. It can transfer through saliva during everyday habits like kissing on the lips, sharing utensils, tasting food before feeding, or even blowing on hot food.

Once these bacteria colonize a child’s mouth, the risk of early childhood cavities increases significantly.

This is why a parent’s oral health directly shapes a child’s future teeth. Higher cavity levels in caregivers mean a higher bacterial load passed to the child. It’s not just genetics — it’s microbial transmission.

Small daily habits matter more than most people realize. Reducing saliva-sharing behaviors and maintaining good oral hygiene as a caregiver can significantly lower a child’s exposure to harmful bacteria during these early years.

25/03/2026

📢 Accepting walk-ins
March 26 Thursday

22/03/2026

School break is coming! 🦷✨🪥

This is the perfect time to take care of your smile. no classes, no rush, just healthy teeth!

18/03/2026

We’re open tomorrow and this Friday for walk-in patients! 🦷✨

No appointment needed—just drop by and let us take care of your smile. We look forward to seeing you at our dental clinic

01/02/2026

🦷Here’s a simple preventive oral care reminder

24/12/2025

TOOTH HEIM FAMILY

This Christmas, may familial love wrap around us like a warm light. May old hurts soften, and new hope quietly grow, and healing occur where it’s needed most.

Wishing everyone kindness and patience in their hearts

May peace find its way into our homes, and love guide us into the new year. 🎄✨

♥️'s
GKK
(†) Ceemoh

22/12/2025

FYI 😁

12/12/2025

Tooth Heim Dental Clinic proudly supported the dental care and preparation of Mr. LSC 2024, Jeth Shawn Revilleza, for his Pass of Crown ceremony, ensuring he presented his best smile onstage 😁

11/08/2025

Make a date with your dentist.
You will be glad you did

*No necesito limpieza*
El paciente:

22/07/2025

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Neglecting oral care during braces treatment can cause irreversible enamel damage, tooth decay, and periodontal disease. 🦷🪥

Wearing braces is a crucial step toward achieving a straight and beautiful smile, but it also requires a higher level of oral care. The brackets and wires create spaces where food particles and plaque can easily accumulate, making it more difficult to clean your teeth properly. If oral hygiene is neglected during orthodontic treatment, it can result in serious problems such as enamel decalcification, tooth decay, and gum inflammation.

Enamel damage appears as white spots around the brackets—early signs of mineral loss that can become permanent. Plaque build-up around the braces can lead to cavities, especially in hard-to-reach areas, and increase the risk of gum disease due to chronic inflammation. Over time, this can compromise not only your dental health but also the final results of your orthodontic treatment.

To prevent these complications, it's essential to brush thoroughly after every meal using an orthodontic toothbrush or electric brush, floss daily with special orthodontic aids, and maintain regular professional cleanings. Good oral hygiene is the foundation for a healthy smile—before, during, and after braces.