Your smile is the brightest and most noticeable part of your face, at least one would hope. As we get older, our teeth can often yellow, or worse, age to a point where we may no longer want to show them. Even with preventative measures, there may be unavoidable aging factors that can lead to
read moreWe all know that issues at school can impact a student’s performance. Whether kids are being bullied, they’re having trouble with a teacher, or they can’t seem to grasp the curriculum, their work could suffer as a result. Issues at home could also factor into performance, especially if there isn’t a strong support network for
read moreMost of us would prefer to keep all of our natural teeth for the duration of our natural lives, but unfortunately, a number of things could happen that make this impossible. Factors like heredity, illness, medication, and lifestyle choices (athletic pursuits, smoking, poor oral hygiene habits, etc.) could all contribute to instances of tooth loss
read moreThere’s no getting around the fact that tooth loss can be a traumatic experience, at any age. When you lose one or more teeth, whether you suffer an accident, illness, or injury, or long-term tooth decay is to blame, just for example, you probably just want to find a way to fix the problem, restore
read moreAll of us want a healthy, beautiful smile. With a healthy support structure in place, our teeth allow us to eat our favorite foods, consume a nutritious and balanced diet, and generally enjoy a functional mouth. A bright, complete smile is also essential for confidence when socializing. It is often the first thing people notice
read moreAll of us do things to change our appearance, from wearing makeup, to cutting and dying our hair, to more extreme and permanent measures like getting tattoos or cosmetic surgery. However, these are choices we make in order to improve appearance. When things like accident or illness happen that are beyond our control, and appearance
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