While you may shy away from taking selfies regularly, it is nearly impossible to avoid having your picture taken by someone these days when nearly everyone has a smart phone camera. We’ve all had that cringe moment when we see a pic of us posted that is less than flattering.
Here are some tips to keep your smile beautiful and sparkling so you shine in that next social media post. #SMILE!
Floss
You hear us say it all the time and that is because regular, daily, flossing is vital for keeping your teeth clean and healthy. Visit our blog for tips on how to Floss Like a Boss.
Come See us 2 Times Per Year
These regular visits will ensure that your teeth are cleaned of any plaque and tartar. They also allow us to make spot small dental issues before they become major dental emergencies. You know you love the look and feel of your teeth after a great cleaning. Make that appointment and get on your way to a strong, vibrant smile.
Stop Smoking
Enough said! We all know this troubling habit wreaks havoc on your body and your smile. It makes your skin wrinkled and yellow and it discolors you teeth. Plus it masks the delicious flavors in some of your favorite foods. Why would anyone want todo that?
Limit Stain-Causing Drinks
Red wine, coffee and tea can all stain your teeth if you drink them in excess. While it may be impossible to give up your morning coffee or a glass of wine with dinner. Try to keep these drinks to a minimum. If you already have staining from food and drinks. Consider jump starting your improved smile with one of our in office teeth whitening procedures. We offer a full range of services to improve any dental problem and can recommend some great over the counter tooth whitening products too! Discover Your Smile
Buy A Decent Toothbrush and Replace it Often
Swap it out at lease every 2-3 months, when it becomes frayed or after an illness. Brushing your teeth with a dirty toothbrush could do more harm than good.
Drink Plenty of Water
Water is by far the healthiest thing you can drink. It flushes food and bacteria away from your teeth and won’t promote tooth decay like most soft drinks and sports beverages.
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