“Smile more, help more, trust more, love more to live more.” – Debasish Mrindha
The wonderful thing about babies is they smile just because it feels good. Why is it that we think we need a reason to smile as we get older? Powerful things come in small packages and with a simple smile, we convey positive energy, share emotion and draw the world into our circle.
“Life is Too Short not to smile. Smile as much as you can.” – Steve Imig
A smile not only makes you stand out amongst others, but a smile can also help your body function better. You may not know this, but a healthy smile could make you look younger, and it is considered one of the most fun ways to help you live longer. With facts like these, you should smile as much as you can.
“Smile at everyone and brighten their day!” ― Ramana Pemmaraju
There is no better way to make a first impression on people you meet than with a beautiful smile. If you have bad teeth and are embarrassed by your smile, you may avoid smiling altogether, which can make a negative impression on people you meet. Having bad teeth or crooked teeth can damage your self-esteem, your social relationships, and very often, your oral health. That is because when things are wrong with your teeth that make them look bad, most often there is an oral health problem behind the cosmetic issue. Orthodontic treatment to straighten your teeth will make them healthier and more attractive, and give you a reason to show your smile.
“Teeth Aren’t Pearly, Until You Smile.” – Anthony Licionne
The American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry reported that nearly 98 percent of patients believe that smiling relieves tension during social events. However, 74 percent of Americans have dental problems, so they never smile at large gatherings or parties. If you need a pearly smile, the staff at Team Demas Orthodontists can help.
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In the history of dentistry, many different health professionals were involved in coming to the aid of patients suffering from a toothache or oral issue. As these professionals noticed a need for specialized work on the teeth, the focus on orthodontia began. Although both of these oral health professionals work with issues concerning the mouth, a dentist is not an orthodontist.
Both an orthodontist and a general dental professional are required to attend and graduate from high school with a general degree of knowledge. These studies must include the areas of science, biology, general and organic chemistry, statistics or calculus, and physics. In addition to the general high school degree, orthodontics experts are required to attend four years of college resulting in a bachelor’s degree. Exceptional students are often accepted to the dental program after only three years of college experience.
A quote by Debasish Mridha
If you smile more, you will attract more attention during important events. According to studies, people who have a light teeth command a room when they smile. When most teeth have a dark shade, a smile is less attractive.
When photographers view a smile, they pinpoint five key features. To take a wonderful photo, an orthodontist must improve your:
