If you think your smile is just a way to look pretty, think again. The human smile communicates volumes, both to your physiology and to the world at large. A familiar face, a good joke, and many other things can trigger a smile. Whatever the reason you may have for smiling, you would certainly agree that it feels good! Here are the many reasons why it’s important to flash your pearly whites as often as you can.
Boost Your Health
Studies have found that simply exercising your smile muscles signals the release of endorphins. Your brain will interpret the action of the muscles the same way it does for your natural smile. Endorphins are the chemicals that help us feel good and lower stress levels. So smiling just for the sake of smiling can have incredible benefits on your health and well being!
Enhance Your Attractiveness
Let’s face it, a happy face has much more appeal than a moody one! If you make a conscious effort to look happier, you will have much more eye-catching appearance. Smiling doesn’t just involve your mouth, but tends to highlight your eyes, as well. A confident smile could be your key to success in closing business deals.
Draw Others to Your Personality
People who smile a lot are generally regarded as being more accepting and trustworthy than someone who doesn’t smile much. The best way to start any introduction is with a smile! Whether in business matters or social interactions, your smile is probably your best physical feature.
Appreciate and Maintain Your Smile
Your smile is worth more than you may realize. Be proactive about protecting your smile. Practice good oral hygiene to keep your teeth clean, healthy, and strong. Ask your dental hygienist for recommendations on improving your oral care and preventing disease. Also, talk with your dentist about what you can do to improve and preserve your smile for life.
No matter your age, dental condition, and if you have a million questions, Dr. Sims can assist you or your young children in a professional manner and loves answering any of your questions or concerns. Dr. Sims grew up in Grimsby playing basketball, so he’s always up for talking about the Raptors! He’s also a football fan - go Buffalo Bills! In his free time, if he’s not watching a basketball game or football game, you’ll likely find him working out, cooking (got any new recipe ideas?), and of course, spending time with his amazing family.
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