Are you stressed? Does the holiday season leave you feeling
tired and drained before it even really starts? These and other day-to-day
stressors can be impacting your smile more than you know. Stress causes us to
hide our smile and increases negative habits such as biting your nails, eating
in between meals or consuming high sugary or carbohydrate foods. All of these
factors may be damaging your smile.

1.
Go for a walk with your favorite friend. Low
impact walking is proven to decrease stress and increase your desire to smile.
2.
Complete a relaxing craft or puzzle.
3.
Read a great book.
4.
Call a friend you haven’t talked to in a while
and check in.
5.
Sit and take deep breaths in and out counting to
five with each breath.
Taking time to enjoy life and decrease your stress is not
only essential for your every day health, but is essential to keeping your
smile in fantastic condition. For more information on the negative impact of
stress and your smile, contact Dr. Judy Strutz and her team.
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