Every day, people come to New York City hoping to get their start in entertainment, film, news, modeling, or theatre. For so many, the concern is that they don’t look right. Too thin, too heavy. Too exotic, too traditional. Too normal, not normal enough. Your teeth play a role in the success or failure of your entertainment career. A smile makeover can be the element that gets you noticed, cast, and in front of audiences. A smile can make or break your celeb status.
Month: February 2017
Baby Boomer Oral Health: The Good, the Bad, and the Treatable
The Baby Boomer generation is living longer thanks to healthier lifestyles and access to better and more frequent health care. The majority of this demographic will also keep their natural teeth throughout their entire lifetime, due in part to benefits such as water fluoridation and fluoride toothpaste (brushing and flossing daily doesn’t hurt either). Nevertheless, living longer means a greater risk of developing oral health problems.
5 Ways to Show Your Smile Some Love
Instead of being overly concerned about what expressions of love you may or may not receive from that special someone in your life on February 14, figure out how to make Valentine’s Day a success on your own. If you feel like you’re just not representing yourself in the best way, ask yourself if it’s because you’re ashamed of your smile. Are you worried about how people perceive you when you open your mouth? Whether you’re single or married, dating or divorced, your smile matters, and the state of your smile affects how you present yourself to others.
