Beauty

We’ve all heard it said that beauty is in the eye of the beholder.  To a point this statement is true.  After all, you may consider a man handsome and I don’t perceived him to be handsome at all.  In fact, I may look at him and not see anything even remotely handsome about him.  I have a friend that has a husband that fits this category.  She just bounces off of the walls and thinks he’s as cute as say Brad Pitt.  Most people I suspect would agree that he’s not.  But we’re happy for her and glad that she has ‘true’ love.

On the other hand, there is a category of people that we would all agree that are ugly.  Well at least cosmetically they’re considered to be ugly. Those that have sever tooth decay, are consider to be ugly by most people.  It’s not that we’re trying to be mean, it’s just that teeth that are rotting, or have completely fallen out are well unappealing to anyone.  
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If you’re in this second category and desire to be in the former, I’d like for you to consider that it’s not to late.  There is help for you and you can become part of the first category, and here’s how!  

It’s Not To Late!

First of all you need to know that it’s not to late!  No matter how bad your teeth are, you can get help for them.  There are dynamic dentist like Dr. Ghodsi in Las Vegas, that have handled the toughest cases out there.  It doesn’t matter what damage  stage that your teeth are at, you can get your beautiful smile back. 

Notice I didn’t say your teeth back.  That’s because once teeth are decayed and gone, you can’t get them back.  But what you can do is have dental implants done and have a beautiful smile, your beautiful smile back.  No mouth is too bad, not teeth are to decayed to have implants.  It’s just a matter of finding someone that’s you feel safe enough with and that is skilled enough to handle you.

Please consider that it’s not just about your teeth being decayed that you need to have your mouth taken care of.  It’s also about the poison (bacteria) that is raging through your body because of that decay.  Your very well being is at stake if you don’t take care of your teeth.  It’s not just about you going to spend money, it’s about your very health.  You are worth more then a mouth that’s full of pain and decay.  So find a dentist before you die from a bad mouth.  Yes, people do die from that bacteria that we spoke of, and you don’t want to be one of them. 

Fear!

Fear and cost are the two major reasons why people get to a specific point of dental damage and don’t go see a dentist.  It’s understandable, but it’s also unfounded, and here’s why.



Consider that cost is something that can be handled in payments.  Any dentist that’s worth anything, will have a payment plan.  Why?  Because while making money is part of any business, most dentist made dentistry their profession because they wanted to help people.  If you don’t go in and talk with them, they can’t help you.  All dentists have learned the severity of illness that can come about by decayed teeth that aren’t managed.  The want to help you, all that needs to happen is you contact them.



Secondly, fear of pain.  Most people tell you they don’t want the pain that is going to come along with getting major work done.  The good news is that there’s sleep sedation for those that are really sensitive or need major work done. 



There are multiple methods of sedation: IV, oral and sleep.  At the risk of being redundant, if the dentist is worth anything, he’s going to work with you and find out which of these ways works best for you.  Don’t let fear stop you from getting the depth and type of work that you need done, done. 



I know this from experience.  My mom had bad teeth most of her life.  One day the pain was just to much and she went and planted herself on the door step of a dentist.  When the assistant arrive, she simply turned to the other patients and said, “I know you’ve been waiting, but she’s in pain”.  No one complained, and the bill was made over payments.  She was out of pain.  So please, don’t wait until you’re in that much pain to go see a dentist.