The Heart That Smiles Mobile Dentists, Inc.

08/29/2023

11/18/2021

Our office manager keeps up laughing! Call today to utilize our mobile services and ask to speak to our “good worker” Liz. 708-808-4950

03/10/2021

Felt so good to be back doing what we love most! We had such a good time with this cutie and all our little cuties today! If you know of any schools or daycare centers that can use our services, please reach out to us at 708-808-4950.

09/20/2018

Is It Possible to Maintain a Good Set of Pearly Whites While Past Sixty?

Yes, it is. First off, having bad teeth is not a natural part of old age. It is caused by poor oral hygiene. To keep your pearly whites in good condition even after the age of sixty, observe the following habits:

(a) Brush and floss your teeth twice a day.
(b) Up your intake of calcium-rich foods.
(c) Opt for a toothpaste containing fluoride.
(d) Drink plenty of fluid and opt for plain water over carbonated drinks.
(e) Visit your dentist regularly or at least twice a year.

How long has it been since you last visited your dentist? Please call

09/12/2018

5 Commonly Ignored Factors that Lead to Tooth Decay

One of the most common dental problems faced by everyone is tooth decay. Scientifically speaking, it is the deterioration of enamel, the teeth’s outer coating. When this problem is simply ignored, you will only experience more serious complications.

To manage tooth decay, it is essential to identify its active agents. These are:

1. Regular eating and drinking of substances rich in sugar
2. Lack of proper dental hygiene
3. Insufficient hydration
4. Non-removal of food particles stuck between teeth gaps
5. Presence of bacteria in the oral region

09/10/2018

How Often Should You Have Your Teeth Checked?

Ideally, you must pay your dentists a visit once in every six months or twice a year. However, you are not prohibited to do so more often. If it has been a while since your last dental appointment, set one with The Heart That Smiles Mobile Dentists, Inc. right away.

09/03/2018

5 Simple Tips for Preventing Bad Breath

Having bad breath can be a major turn-off. It can even ruin a person's reputation. Fight bad breath with these simple tips:

1. Brush your teeth twice a day. Do not forget to include your tongue.
2. Not producing enough saliva? Stimulate salivation by chewing a gum.
3. Drink plenty of water.
4. Refrain from foods and beverages that can produce bad breath, such as onions, spicy foods, and coffee.
5. Gargle with antibacterial mouthwash.

Suffering from bad breath despite maintaining proper oral hygiene? Perhaps, you have halitosis. Please see a dentist right away!