This isn’t supposed to scare anyone (yes it is). This is more for the nostalgic and regretful feelings adults have when thinking about all the times they skipped brushing their teeth.
It starts out as a baby and we don’t have any teeth. Those were simpler times. After a few months or years or however long it takes, a first tooth comes and then everything changes. Most likely, our parents provided general dental care for us when we were infants: bruising our tooth, keeping us away from hard candy, not dropping us on our faces, etc. For the most part, however, our baby teeth were just a practice run because they all came out anyways and — dependin

Our smiles are one of our most important features. A smile is what draws others to you and what many pay attention to when communicating. A smile can be contagious and can make others want to be around you more. What happens then, when your smile embarrasses you? You probably cover your face when smiling, or you stop yourself from smiling, even when something pleases you. Although many Americans see a smile as an important part of our self, many are unhappy with their smiles. In fact, according to an AACD survey, virtually all adults (99.7%) surveyed believe a healthy smile is socially important. There are a few ways that you can improve your smile, allowing you to show that beautiful smile when

Nobody can deny that dental health is important — it has been proven time and time again to make a person generally healthier and happier. According to the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, virtually all Americans (99.7%) believe a smile is an important social asset. Indeed, people spend approximately $1.4 billion on tooth whitening products and procedures each year.
Over half (51%) of patients who seek cosmetic dentistry are between 41 and 60 years of age, and the reason that they end up seeking such care is because they didn’t take good enough care of their teeth when they were younger. Teaching your children to take care of their dental health is of the utmost importance, and