Treat Yourself to a Beautiful Smile

Everyone deserves to treat him or herself now and again. We work hard throughout the year providing for the family, the kids, your employer, but now is the time to keep your needs in mind as well. The end of the year is coming to a close and with that you may lose some of your insurance benefits. Don’t end the year with a smile you don’t love. This holiday get a consult and determine the best course of action to restore your smile and be picture perfect ready.

Money is sometimes tight during the holidays, and that is why this gift is so incredible. You have insurance benefits you have already paid for but may not have used. Now is the time to use them. “There are certain restorative procedures that can be completed,” says Dr. Judy Strutz, “that restore your smile, but that are covered by insurance.”

Implants, bridges, and crowns are all procedures that can be completed to restore your smile. It is never too late to get your healthy smile back and to regain the function of your teeth.  Depending on the strength of your jaw, how many teeth you are missing, or the look of your natural teeth, there are plenty of options.

We know how important your smile is during the holiday photos. Contact Dr. Strutz and her team today for more information.

6 Tips To Fix Your Smile

There are a hundred at home remedies coming your way to fix and restore your smile to a healthier state. Our smile can positively impact our first impression, communicate our wants and needs to a partner, or let a friend know we’re happy to see them. An unhealthy smile can decrease our positive relationships. Here are six tips to help you get your smile back.

1.     Dr. Strutz states, “Brushing regularly twice a day is the recommendation in order to remove food from the gums and teeth.”

2.     Floss at least once a day. There is no other way to remove food from between the teeth.

3.     “Visit the dentist regularly. Visiting the dentist helps to correct any developing problems and to give early options to reverse the impact of dental decay,” Dr. Judy Strutz.

4.     Fix missing or broken teeth. Once you lose one tooth it is common to lose others due to a decrease in bone stimulation. Replace and restore is a good way to keep your mouth fit.

5.     Utilize natural whiteners such as natural fruit that help whiten your teeth. Think strawberries.

6.     Drink more water. Water helps remove food from the teeth in between eating.

If your smile is not up to your standards contact Dr. Strutz & her team today for help.