Smiling is a Powerful Motivator

Have you ever wondered about the power of your smile? It is a powerful tool you have that can change your life or your mood in a moment. You can be in a bad mood and a smile from a loved one can be the medicine you need in order to turn your entire day around. But if you don’t love your smile, you may be hiding.  Smiling is so powerful that it even has the ability to change your mood because once you smile, it sends a signal to your brain and reinforces the feeling of happiness and joy.

If you have cracked, missing teeth, or stains on your teeth it may be difficult for you to want to show your smile to the world. Hiding behind your lips can stimulate negative brainwaves causing you to feel removed from your loved ones. Take time to schedule your appointment today and find out which dental procedure can get you back to living the life you have always wanted.  Having a beautiful and healthy smile can improve every area of your life.

For more information on how to improve your smile, contact Dr. Judy Strutz and her team.

Get Your Questions Answered About Cosmetic Dental Procedures:

At the office of Dr. Judy Strutz, we understand it can be scary to schedule a dental appointment for cosmetic dental procedures, especially when you are not sure of what procedures you really need or what is going to be recommended. Here are the questions and answers to the top 3 questions asked by patients about dental procedures.

1.     How much will it cost?

The cost of the procedures will depend on the procedure that is recommended and that you choose, but before Dr. Strutz and her team does anything you will know exactly what your investment is going to be.

2.     Will it take long?

The time that it takes will depend on the cosmetic dental procedures that are being preformed. Some procedures take less than a few hours and require a single visit, while others may mean several different appointments, over a longer period of time. An initial consultation can help guide you in determining your timeline.

3.     Is there a benefit to getting treatment when I’m not in pain?

Pain is an awful reason to get dental care. First, many times it means the treatment will take longer and it always ends up costing significantly more. Getting cosmetic or general dental treatment can actually be quite pleasant when pain is not present and the you recieve help better you can expect your outcome to be, not only for the health of your smile, but also for the health of your body as well. Getting cosmetic dental procedures done now, can cost less and generally mean less time for healing.

For more information on improving your smile, contact Dr. Judy Strutz and her team.

3 Foods That Improve The Look Of Your Smile

You already have read the research that supports that wine, coffee, soda and other drinks and foods can be detrimental to your smile. With all the choices these days, it may leave you feeling frustrated and overwhelmed. You may even feel that no matter what you eat at some point it is going to damage the look of your smile, but here is a list of 3 foods that you can enjoy guilt free. Not only are they great for your teeth but they are good for your body as well.

1.     Watermelon. The high concentration of water makes this an ideal treat for not only the summer but winter as well. The water removes leftover food from your teeth in between brushing and flossing sessions. There are no artificial colors to stain your teeth and it will leave you feeling great.

2.     Peppers. Mix and match them or eat them raw. Peppers are another great food that contain a high-water concentration and will leave you feeling energized and ready for your day.

3.     An apple a day. There is no getting around this one, an apple a day keeps the doctor away. The freshness, high water concentration and crunch of an apple makes this an ideal treat for your smile. The crunchiness encourages saliva production which keeps food from sticking to your teeth.

For more information on foods that improve the cosmetic look of your smile, contact Dr. Judy Strutz and her team.