Season of Beauty / teeth
Beautiful teeth are associated with success and happiness now more
significantly than ever before and that does not only concern actors,
divas and pop stars but also businessmen and high profile managers.
It is no longer acceptable or excusable to neglect one’s smile if you
want to make it somewhere in life. At the same time, luckily, it is now
perfectly possible to achieve a smile with perfect teeth if you so desire
and weren’t lucky enough to be born with them. And the methods are
many as contemporary dentistry evolves and modernises its techniques
every day. The latest trend in complex dental care, the so called antiageing programme, does not just solve single independent problems of
your smile but approaches it as a whole, making your teeth look better
than ever and making you feel healthier than ever, too.
There are several aspects of your teeth that
determine whether they will be perceived as
good looking or not – their position, their colour and most of all their health. Healthy teeth
always look better than what any aesthetic
procedure can provide you with, so take a
good care of them. Visit your dentist twice a
year to get your teeth checked and to undergo a professional dental hygiene and should
any problem appear, act fast. The sooner you
solve it, the easier the solution will be.
Orthodontic care
If your teeth are not exactly straight the
way you want them to be, there is nothing easier than to entrust yourself to good
orthodontic care. And don’t feel unsure
about it for even a second. Public opinion on braces has significantly changed
during the last two decades. In the past
both children and adults would tremble
with disapproval at the dentist to even
mention them, nowadays the situation is
completely different. Children are no longer ashamed of braces and adults are now
often actively seeking orthodontic care
themselves.
“For children and young teenagers braces
tend to be a matter of image. They choose
the classic metal ones more often than
adults and even prefer to decorate them
to their liking with colourful rubber bands
for the brackets,” says Dr. Martin Šrubař,
the foremost orthodontist of Mediestetik
clinic. “Transparent ceramic brackets which
are aesthetically more subtle since they share
approximat