Saturday 28 December 2013

Happy New Year 2014 Fireworks
 
Few more days and it will be NEW YEAR..
 

It is a perfect opportunity for you to commit to a new goal of treating yourself to good health. Now is the time to take careful assessment of your general health and how you take care of yourself. Welcome this new year with a HAPPY, BRIGHT and HEALTHY SMILE.
 
Here’s to a New Year filled with good health and much joy from
 
iDENT TEAM (Idyll Dental)
 
Warm Regards
Dr Shivangi
iDENT
Oshiwara
022 40147049
 
 
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Tuesday 3 December 2013

Do healthy white teeth give a youthful appearance??


 
Your smile is the first thing people see when they meet you. It's part of the first impression you make. Healthy, white teeth are the best accessory you can wear. People tend to associate healthy, white teeth with a youthful appearance. They can make you look bright and healthy. And remember: First impressions are lasting.

Just as white, straight teeth convey youth, a smile with crooked, discolored, worn, or missing teeth is associated with an aged look.
 Before

Today, we must make great efforts in order to maintain our teeth for life. Many people are spending a lot of money for dental implants to restore what they once had. The best treatment is to catch things early on: Maintaining what you have is much more cost-effective than repairing what was lost.

A person who keeps his or her own natural teeth healthy for a lifetime is less likely to have other health problems and will live a longer life.
 After
 

 Not too many things can replace a healthy, happy smile. When we look good, we feel good and if our teeth are healthy, pretty and bright, our smile will reflect that same feeling. For the most part, if you feel good about your teeth and how they look, you'll tend to smile bigger making people take notice and when that happens, it creates an image of happiness.

Everyone wants a bright, healthy smile but oral health goes deeper than that. Oral health touches every aspect of our lives but is often taken for granted. Your mouth is a window into the health of your body. It can show signs of nutritional deficiencies or general infection. Systemic diseases, those that affect the entire body, may first become apparent because of mouth lesions or other oral problems.

Keeping a youthful mouth comes down to two simple, proven, and practical steps:

·         Brush twice daily

·         Floss: clean between your teeth once/twice a day with floss or another interdental cleaner

·         Replace your toothbrush every three or four months

·         Eat a balanced diet

·         Limit between-meal snacks.

·         Antimicrobial mouth rinse if recommended

·         See your dentist every six months