Dr. Edward Shluper, a dental practitioner working in Mountain Lakes, NJ, was recently interviewed by the Flasch Health Network discussing the contribution of cosmetic dentistry in restoring healthy smiles. The practice deals with correcting teeth that are misshaped or are in an unhealthy state. Cosmetic dentistry is key in giving a new smile to people who have chipped, cracked and unevenly spaced teeth.
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A 2015 study conducted by Kelton Global on behalf of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry showed an observation shared by 48% of the adults in America, who consider the most striking attribute of a person they meet for the first time to be their smile. The study also showed that 37% of the respondents considered people who had crooked teeth or stained ones as less attractive and 25% thought they were not as confident as those who had perfect teeth. Similar studies showed that some qualified candidates can lose an opportunity to get a job or promotion due to bad teeth.
Dr. Shluper expounded on the significance of a good smile saying, “A smile can do so much, including brightening another person’s day, causing them to smile in return. Smiling also improves a person’s health and can add up to 7 years to a person’s life since it improves the immune system.”
Broken, cracked or irregularly spaced teeth are a concern. Those, who are faced with such, will do everything possible to get a better smile and are actively seeking remedies. Some probably think they should go for braces to deal with the gaps in their teeth. Others have used home remedies to whiten their teeth. Cosmetic dentistry can properly deal with each of these problems.
Cosmetic dentistry involves three common procedures. The first one uses bleaching to whiten teeth. The second one, bonding, corrects chipped, cracked and poorly spaced teeth. The third procedure involves laminate veneers as a longer lasting solution than bonding but meets the same purpose. Through these processes, a person gets a whole new look and smile.
“The desire to have an amazing smile is not out of reach anymore. Any person can get it, even if their smile is not satisfactory at the moment. With the help of cosmetic dentistry, bad first impressions at an interview or a social occasions will not have to be a concern,” said Dr. Shluper.
A 5-star review of Dr. Shluper came from Erica B., who said “Great experience. Caring team that works to make you feel comfortable and cared for. No waiting and nice office staff. Will definitely go back.”
Dr. Shluper is qualified in several areas of dentistry, including orthodontics, endodontics, prosthetics and cosmetic dentistry. Each year, he spends over 80 hours in continuing education to keep his skills updated. He is also very keen about community based activities that he conducts, such as food drives and free dental care days. As a result, Dr. Edward Shluper has been featured on National media houses, such as FOX, CBS, ABC and NBC.
To learn more about cosmetic dentistry and other services he offers, visit http://www.YouShouldSmile.com
Media ContactContact Person: Edward Shluper, DDSEmail: Send EmailPhone: (973) 440-2087Address:115 US-46, Ste E-33 City: Mountain LakesState: NJCountry: United StatesWebsite: http://www.YouShouldSmile.com
