Friday, September 18, 2009

Advanced Dental Techniques
-Anti-aging dentistry

When it comes to reducing the signs of aging, aesthetic dentistry should be a high priority. When people look for the solutions to turn back the hands of time on their looks, they often overlook on of the unexpected problems of aging: the appearance of their teeth. A person could spend ample time and money on Botox treatments, only to continue to be disappointed in the countenance that looks back at them in the mirror. Plastic surgery can reduce the tell tale sign of aging but radical surgery can be both painful and time consuming. Implants surgically placed will alter facial structures, but never repair the wear and damage of time to their mouth. In their pursuit of recreating a youthful appearance, they overlooked the visible signs of aging on their teeth and smile.

Teeth stain with age. Teeth wear with age. As teeth wear down, they provide less support to the lips and skin around the mouth. A dark negative space can be seen in the back corners of the mouth. Wrinkles in the skin become more prominent. The smile becomes shorter and the brightness of teeth fade. The overall face becomes shorter.

Besides the appearance related issues of aging, there are health issues. As we age and our mouths function through natural interferences and older dental restorations our overall muscular structure changes. People may perceive chronic symotoms of headaches, neck discomfort, shoulder stiffness, and tingling in the fingers as sign of aging when all that is involved is poor function of the mouth.

Advanced dental care working with the Art and Architecture of the Mouth can take a comprehensive, non surgical approach to properly aligning your mouth, removing decay and disease, and creating a beautiful smile. The result is a healthy exquisite smile, and with proper care and periodic cleaning you may never have to have anything done to your teeth or mouth again.

Your eyes are the window to your soul, yet you can see the spirit in your smile. Your youth stems from the feelings you emit with your smile.

If you would like more information about Anti-aging dentistry e-mail Dr. John Kelly at kellycomments@aol.com for a Free informational pamphlet.

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Posted By John Kelly at 08:45 AM