Shining Teeth

March 9, 2007

Dentistry and the art of drilling perfect holes into live but unhappy patients happened between 7000 BC and 5500BC, Neolithic times, long before anesthesia was discovered. It comes as a surprise that with such a long association with mankind, dentistry still remains neglected. A beautiful smile lights up a face and a perfect set of teeth, helps you achieve that. Yet, dental decay rivals common cold. We lack terribly when it comes to maintaining oral health. Researches say that one in four people suffer from bad breath regularly, while gum diseases affect most of us at some point in our lives. Our visits to dentists happen when the terrible toothache ordains us to do so. Nature has endowed us with 32 teeth. Our mouth is a busy place. Bacteria-tiny colonies of living organisms are constantly on the move on our teeth, gums, lips and tongue. Daily brushing fails to scrape them off.

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Million Dollar Smile

March 7, 2007

Most of us start out with sparkly white teeth. Tooth whitening is the furthest thing from our minds. In fact tooth whitening may not even have existed when we were growing up. But little by little our teeth became dingy looking. Still, the process was so gradual we weren’t even aware it was happening. Besides, there was little we could have done anyway. Certainly regular tooth brushing was not up to the task, no matter how diligent we were.

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Long gone are the days of sitting in a dentist’s chair with your mouth open painfully wide for hours on end while you desperately hope to have whiter, brighter teeth. Also gone are the exorbitant bills that are associated with professional teeth whitening.

Great advances in the dental industry now make it possible to achieve “dentist quality” whitening right in your own home, at your convenience, and best of all, at a fraction of the cost of professional systems.

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