Your teeth. They have evolved for the purpose of making food digestible. And yet, teeth have become more than just parts of your mouth with a specific biological function. They are a primary indicator of attractiveness, a key part of one’s physical appearance. Why is that? Because your smile is one of the very first things others notice about you, with your teeth taking … [Read more...] about The Hidden, Long-Term Costs Of Buck Teeth
Bite Correction
How Age-Reversing Bite Correction Can Help You
Science fiction author Aldous Huxley once wrote on what it means to be enthusiastic in old age: “The secret of genius is to carry the spirit of the child into old age, which means never losing your enthusiasm.” What better way to show your enthusiasm than with a wide, beaming smile? A healthy, youthful smile can go a long way in reversing the way age shows on your face. The … [Read more...] about How Age-Reversing Bite Correction Can Help You
What Teeth Can Tell Us About the History of Human Evolution
Can you guess which part of your body gives some of the most detailed information about who you are and how you have lived? Bet you didn’t guess it’s your teeth. That’s right. Human teeth reveal a remarkable amount of information about us, as a species and as individuals. Though modern humans don’t normally associate teeth with much more than chewing food and … [Read more...] about What Teeth Can Tell Us About the History of Human Evolution
Small Chin and Overbite Fixed by Nonsurgical Facelift
Correcting the overbite and re-positioning the jaw to improve a small chin and the shape of the face without surgery or braces. Everyone does it. You know…when no one is watching. It is wishful thinking that takes the form of face-pulling in front of a mirror. With a push on the temples, you achieve an instant-facelift. Turn sideways and use your thumb to tug on the extra … [Read more...] about Small Chin and Overbite Fixed by Nonsurgical Facelift
Correcting an Overbite without Surgery at Age 50
Cosmetic skin pro Dr. Tracy Mountford answers your questions on dealing with aging. A 50-year-old doesn’t want surgery but wants to correct their overbite that affects the way they smile and chew. Read the full article at: www.dailymail.co.uk Painless Overbite Correction without Surgery is Possible Unfortunately the best solution to overbites was … [Read more...] about Correcting an Overbite without Surgery at Age 50