The act of smiling has so many health benefits. When you smile, you release dopamine, endorphins, and serotonin hormones, which make you feel good. In fact, even if you aren’t feeling well, taking a second to smile can give you relief from whatever is getting you down. But when we’re not proud of our smile, …
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Want to know how to fix your smile? According to one report by the American Dental Association (ADA), young adults ages 18 to 34 are most likely to experience distress due to the condition of their mouth and teeth. Of this group, 33% avoid smiling at least occasionally, 22% limit their social activities, and 35% …
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General or cosmetic dentistry: It’s all about your smile. Did you know that nearly 30% of people keep their mouths closed when they smile for pictures because they’re self-conscious of their teeth? You deserve to feel confident about your appearance, and the right cosmetic dentistry treatment can make a world of difference. Today, both general and …
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Boosting Your Self-confidence Confidence is beautiful. It’s beautiful in ways that go far beyond the surface—whether you’re dressed to the nines or wearing sweatpants and an old T-shirt. A big portion of feeling truly confident is simply loving yourself and being comfortable in your own skin. Cosmetic procedures, even when they’re only used to change …
Find the right cosmetic solution for your dream smile. Interested in a smile makeover but feeling lost as to which cosmetic dentistry service is the right choice? We’ve got your back! Here’s a rundown of three very popular services for smile makeovers and how they compare to one another. Bioclear: An Exciting New Cosmetic Treatment …
What’s Best for Me — Bioclear, Veneers, or Bonding? Read More »
Veneers have been around for a long, long time. They were invented in 1928, by a Californian dentist called Charles Pincus, to temporarily change the appearance of actors’ teeth on film shoots. Getting veneers involves permanently bonding a thin piece of porcelain to the front of a tooth (they’re different to crowns, which cover the …
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