Everyone wants a beautiful smile, but many people find that their teeth aren’t quite what they used to be when they reach middle age or their senior years. Teeth go through a lot over decades of causing them to become worn down, accrue stains, or develop many other cosmetic issues. Luckily, adopting healthy lifestyle habits and receiving one or more cosmetic dental treatments can help you maintain a youthful smile. Here’s how to maintain your teeth’s stunning appearance in your later years.
There are few assets more valuable than a healthy smile. We use our teeth to eat and communicate, which are both huge parts of socializing and forming connections. While people who smile frequently are generally seen as more friendly, approachable, and confident by others, many people might be shy about showing their smiles due to dental defects, missing teeth, or other issues. Here’s why a smile makeover might be a great way to enhance your grin and improve your quality of life.
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Dentures are a type of artificial teeth that are used to replace several or all of a person’s missing pearly whites. They can come in a few varieties, including full, partial, and implant dentures. They can also be made of a variety of materials, including acrylic resin, porcelain, and metal. Dentures can take some time to get used to, so continue reading to learn what you can expect from your first month with your new smile.
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It doesn’t feel like the holidays until the stockings are hung up on the mantle, but many of the most common stocking stuffers are candies that can do serious damage to your children’s oral health. This year, it’s time to break the mold and fill your kids’ stockings with things that’ll make their teeth better! Here are a few ideas for some tooth-healthy stocking stuffers.
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Are you dealing with tooth pain? Toothaches can be very painful and don’t seem to go away on their own very easily. Even if you think that you are well equipped to handle the pain, you still shouldn’t go on without dental attention. Tooth pain means that there is something wrong in your mouth, so you’re better off if you have a dentist take a look. Continue reading to learn whether or not a toothache is considered to be a dental emergency and some of the possible causes.