I am glad that I found Dr. Wei. Over the past year I tried to find a great dentist that can actually improve my smile … Read more
No one really enjoys going to the dentist but there’s a reason that I’ve been going to Dr. Wei for almost 10 years. He’s thorough, … Read more
I usually fear going to a dentist, but Dr. Wei truly makes it a comfortable experience. Dr. Wei is a great dentist. He is a … Read more
Dr Wei gave me a new smile!! I’d avoided going to dentists for years and my teeth were in pretty bad shape. I had severe … Read more
Dr. Wei has been my dentist for several years now. I highly recommend him. He has a fantastic bedside manner and always puts me at … Read more
From the first time I visited Dr. Wei’s dental office, I’ve had nothing but pleasant experiences. I never have waited more than 5 minutes and … Read more
A colleague recommended Dr. Wei to me several years ago and since then, he has become our family dentist and we have recommended Dr. Wei … Read more
An American Express survey revealed that four million people expected to get engaged on Valentine’s Day last year. Another 14 million planned on getting engaged within the year. And that means plenty of wedding bells will be ringing in 2013. Is your smile ready for the big day?
There isn’t one person who wouldn’t love to look younger, feel better, and have more self-confidence. As a result, New Year’s resolutions often include joining a gym or starting a diet. And as we all know, these goals often fall by the wayside after just a few weeks. There is one resolution that can truly reframe your life for a very long time – getting a new smile.
If you’ve had too many first dates and not enough second dates, or if you’re having difficulty scoring those first dates at all, that rejection can really take its toll on your self-esteem. Alas, the truth is this: Your smile is one of the things that could be getting in the way of true love.
We all like to believe that we are loved for who we are, not how we look, but the ultimate reality is that your appearance does affect how someone perceives you. If those first dates are fizzling out as soon as they begin, think about what kind of first impression you’re making. You get cleaned up, dressed up, and fix your hair. But what about your smile? If you flash a broken-down grin, what kind of statement does it make about you? And if you don’t dare to smile, that speaks volumes as well.
There are plenty of perks to becoming older, but age is also accompanied by aches, pains, and sometimes oral health problems. Baby boomers are finding out that being healthy and living longer means plenty more opportunity for dental issues to arise.
Even if you’ve been the perfect patient, dutifully visiting your dentist every six months for cleanings and exams, your teeth and gums can still begin to show wear and tear. Age-related dental issues are far from unexpected. It’s normal to experience things like tooth loss, yellow or stained teeth, receding gums, dry mouth, and broken or chipped teeth.
Your smile can determine whether you get the job, land the deal, sell the property, or impress the client. If you work in a field that requires you to be face-to-face with customers and colleagues on a regular basis, how you look is just as important as how much you know.
