Playing extreme sports puts you at greater risk of injury than an average person who sustains from such types of sports. You will want to guard your mouth from injuries due to falling, hitting your face, getting hit either by a person or an object or any other way the sport you play happens to put you at risk. Luckily, there are ways you can go about reducing those risks and things you can do to minimize damage to your teeth if you should suffer a dental injury.…
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High school reunions–there is so much pressure to look good and look successful. As the decades go by, that becomes harder and harder to do. If you have an upcoming high school reunion and you are thinking about skipping it because you feel like your age betrays you, here are three simple things you can do to make yourself look good for the old school crew.
Teeth Veneers
As people age, their teeth naturally yellow.…
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When you lose a tooth, you can face serious social and physical consequences. An even, bright smile can open doors, but a broken smile can shut them against you. If you feel like you can deal with the social consequences of people rejecting you, you still need to consider how a missing tooth will cost you physically. Your jawbone may resorb, or lose density, and leave a depression in your gums that can lead to the deterioration of your surrounding teeth.…
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