Saturday, October 3, 2009

Dental care may provide a new identity

Dental care can provide new identitySome adults who wish to fix crooked teeth through dental care have found that the appearance of your new teeth can be an overwhelming experience.
Melissa Lockhart, 28, suffered braces for over two years in an effort to fix their crooked teeth and an overbite, the Daily Gleaner. When the keys, finally succeeded, allegedly shouted Lockhart. "When you look in the mirror and you look 30 years as a person and two and a half years later you look like someone completely different, it's an adjustment," said Lockhart.
Dr. Gerald Zeit news provider said that more adults are entering practice looking to get dental care in crooked teeth. "It's really exciting," Zeit. "The elderly who do enter and treatment are very fun to work with them. They are kind of proud of themselves for having the strength and the will to do this."
Cosmetic dentistry and teeth whitening are not the only forms of dental care, but also can provide a renewed sense of confidence. Some job seekers have had their teeth straightened in an effort to make a better impression in the interviewers with a potential employer.

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