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Defy ageing with teeth whitening, says beauty expert

Cosmetic dentistry treatments can keep the signs of ageing at bay, according to a beauty magazine editor. Reported by the Sydney Morning Herald, Charla Krupp's book How Not To Look Old instructs people who want to appear young to have their teeth whitened. The newspaper advises readers to invest in professional treatments, citing a 2006 US survey which revealed that whitening toothpastes do not have any effect whatsoever. The White Teeth Company has previously stated that teeth whitening can be a cheaper method to defy the signs of ageing than a facelift. Another way Ms Krupp recommends to keep looking young is to purchase Botox injections. She advises people to buy "refreshing" treatments from dermatologists such as fillers and microdermabrasion. "Much more than obvious and hackneyed beauty suggestions, Krupp's details, tweaks and recommended treatments are innovative and constructive, while at the same time catering for all budgets and levels of commitment," claims the newspaper."ADNFCR-1374-ID-18513234-ADNFCR" More Teeth Whitening stories
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