As the most romantic commercial holiday of the year approaches, 55% of Americans plan to spend it wooing or otherwise celebrate it with loved ones or potential romantic connections. Over $18 billion is expected to be spent nationwide with 190 million greeting cards and countless kisses marking the day. Of course, if your smile isn’t up to par, or even worse your teeth are grungy, good luck getting struck by cupid’s arrow. Fortunately, your Johns Creek Dentist is on the case. But what are Continue Reading ...
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Wrap Up a Smile Makeover for Yourself this Year
The holidays are quickly approaching, and chances are you’re already elbow-deep in shopping lists and RSVP requirements…or at least heading that way. From Santa wish lists to menu planning, there’s often little time to breathe, let alone think about your own needs and desires. So it comes to no surprise that most adults ignore themselves during the season. And what a shame. Yet, what is that personal lack of attention going to do for your confidence levels once the obligatory holiday Continue Reading ...
Are You Dreaming of Whiter Teeth for the Holidays?
As the holidays approach, many Americans prep and plan, forgetting about an unavoidable part of the season: the inevitable celebration pictures. In this day and age of mobile connection, chances are your image will be displayed on countless social media posts and profiles before you can say “Bah humbug”. According to a major study from the American Association of Orthodontists (AAO), over one-third of Americans are unhappy with their smile and almost 50% of social media users untag Continue Reading ...
Give Yourself the Gift of Whiter Teeth for the Holidays
According to the American Association of Orthodontists (AAO), over one-third of Americans find serious fault in their smiles. And yet, you can easily expect that specific feature to be the focus of the holidays. As friends and loved ones whip out their smartphones throughout the season, chances are you’ll be the highlight of countless images for weeks to come. And yet 50% of young Americans opt to untag themselves due to poor confidence issues. Why bother running from the camera for another Continue Reading ...