6 reasons why

your smile matters

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Today, close to half of the American population is without dental insurance,

and those who do have coverage often find that it isn’t accepted at certain practices or fails to cover the necessary procedures. But don’t neglect your oral health. A good smile is an indication of so much more than just enhanced physical appearance.

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Your mouth is A MIRROR.

Dental checkups can detect the signs of microbial infections, immune disorders and some cancers. A visit to the dentist can reveal information about general health that comes from examining oral tissues.

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You might MAKE MORE MONEY.

Studies show that those who are considered attractive make 5-10% more than their less attractive counterparts. A smile is an integral component of overall appearance.

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You’re more likely to LAND A DATE.

Forty percent of people said they wouldn’t date someone with crooked teeth.

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You’ll be considered TRUSTWORTHY.

A study by Kelton Research revealed that 73% of people believe that those with straight teeth are more trustworthy than those with less orderly choppers.

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Grinning frequently can REDUCE STRESS.

We’re all a little stressed in this hectic world, but studies show than smiling releases endorphins that can actually lower stress hormones and even boost the immune system.

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It’s UNIVERSAL.

99.7% of adults say an attractive smile is an important personal asset. Clearly, a great set of pearly whites can go a long way towards improving others’ opinion of you and enhancing the overall quality of your life.

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