Everybody wants to appear young for as long as possible. Since The Fountain of Youth has yet to be found, we try a multitude of different ways to prevent, maintain, or reverse signs of aging. These ways can include, but aren’t limited to, plastic surgery, dermatological procedures, Botox, permanent makeup, weight loss programs, natural remedies, and much more.

If you are trying these methods or any others, it’s possible that you haven’t addressed one of the most important aspects of looking – and feeling – younger: your pearly whites! Your teeth are an important part of how people perceive you, and keeping them white can knock the years off!

One of the best ways to make sure you stay healthy and feeling good is to take excellent care of your teeth. Having a healthy smile will keep you feeling confident, and help you avoid the complications that come with poor oral hygiene. Here are some great ways to make sure you are taking the best possible care of your teeth.

You may never have heard about National Dentist Day which falls on March 6^th. At first, it might seem odd to celebrate this medical profession, especially as so many people unfortunately fear going into the dentist office. However, a little reflection on just how much your dentist does for you will show you how much they deserve to be acknowledged and recognized for all they do.

Welcome to the most wonderful time of the year! The holiday season is a great opportunity to spend time with friends and family and indulge in some of your favorite treats. But during this festive time of cheer and goodwill, you still need to take care of those teeth, or you could end up looking like the Grinch!

What Holidays and Candy Days Are Coming Up?

If you think we are just talking about Thanksgiving and Christmas, you’re wrong! There are tons of holidays throughout November and December that provide you with ample opportunities to enjoy some holiday sweets. Just some of the special National Days that revolve around candy are:

Here at Pearly Whites USA, we know how easy it is to get stained teeth. Think about it; your teeth sit stagnant in a wet, bacteria-filled cave 24-7. On occasion, they’re charged with chomping down on food. Now, this food nourishes our bodies, but it also contains dyes that naturally yellow and brown our would-be-white teeth. On top of that, our teeth are constantly smothered by liquids that further color our chompers. Sodas are full of artificial colors. Coffee is sure to turn teeth brown. And, even tea can stain teeth. What are we to do?