Rob Gazzola

Smile! It’s Valentine’s Day!

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Whether showing off your own smile, or complementing your significant other on their smile, nothing makes Valentine’s Day more enjoyable than a warm beautiful smile!

From everyone at Your Dental Health Resource, a reminder to share that great smile of yours today!

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We’d Love to Follow You on Twitter!

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The team at YDHR would like to follow you on Twitter. Let’s hear what you are saying about all things related to dental and oral health, as well as on advances in dental care. Dentists, suppliers, manufacturers, consultants, independent dental health bloggers, etc., let’s connect and we can look to share your tweets with our growing audiences. We may also reference or post some of your content on www.yourdentalhealthresource.com for our audience to enjoy as well.

So reach out and follow us at @YDHRmagazine, or throw in #YDHRmagazine in your tweets, and let’s grow the conversation.

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Understanding the Connection Between Star Wars & Dental Health

admin — Mon, 04 May 2015 18:10:01 +0000

A little dental humor to start off the week. Thanks for sharing Dr. Kamboh!

‪#‎MayThe4thBeWithYou‬

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World Smile Day – A Day Everyone finds a reason to smile!

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Your Dental Health Resource Magazine is happy to support World Smile Day®, Harvey Ball and Smiley!

.For more information, visit http://www.worldsmileday.com.

“…As is well known by now throughout the world Harvey Ball, a commercial artist from Worcester, Massachusetts created the smiley face in 1963. That image went on to become the most recognizable symbol of good will and good cheer on the planet.

As the years passed Harvey Ball became concerned about the over-commercialization of his symbol, and how its original meaning and intent had become lost in the constant repetition of the marketplace. Out of that concern came his idea for World Smile Day®. He thought that we, all of us, should devote one day each year to smiles and kind acts throughout the world.”

Be sure to join the celebration this year on Friday, October 3rd, and “Do an act of kindness. Help one person smile”!

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Straight Talk on Dental Veneers

admin — Fri, 21 Mar 2014 20:53:57 +0000

[schema type=”review” url=”http://yourdentalhealthresource.com/” name=”Dental veneers” description=”Review of and information on the benefits of dental veneers.” rev_name=”Dental veneers” author=”Robert Gazzola” pubdate=”2014-03-21″ ]Are you afraid to smile in public or in other social occasions? Is it because your teeth are chipped, broken or misaligned? Worn tooth enamel stained or discolored with age may be one reason that you are reluctant to smile in the company of other people. Other dental problems including uneven teeth or abnormal tooth spacing may be the real reason for your lack of self-confidence or embarrassment in social situations. Fear of smiling is a problem that may be easily resolved with dental veneers.

The most efficient way to achieve the desired dental results is to communicate how the cosmetic dentist can help you restore a friendly smile with dental veneers during the initial dental consultation. Two other dental visits are required to make and apply the selected dental veneers.

A smile analysis performed by a cosmetic dentist will determine the proper procedure that will help you to increase self-confidence and dispel any fears you might have about smiling in public. During the dental appointment, the dentist will create a diagnostic mock-up of possible veneer choices. These will help you to determine which dental procedure is the best solution for you. Cosmetic imaging is another way to “try on” dental veneers by viewing a picture of your new smile and dental appearance.

Dental veneers are made of either porcelain or composite resin placed over the facial surfaces of teeth to improve the facial appearance of a patient. Porcelain dental veneers resolve dental problems that include dullness, discoloration, cracking, wear, extensive chipping or uneven teeth. Direct composite veneers are an inexpensive and effective solution that will correct dental problems such as small chips, cracks and teeth discoloration.

Included among the many benefits of this form of cosmetic dentistry are the creation of bright, confident white smiles that display symmetrically aligned and shapely teeth. Dental veneers protect the surface of damaged teeth, are durable and the removal of tooth structure is minimized.

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