“No excuse”for bad teeth
With the abundance of cosmetic dental treatments available, "there is no excuse for dodgy teeth", reports the Daily Mail.
The source explains that despite various studies revealing how straight, white teeth can make someone appear more attractive and intelligent, many Brits are choosing to ignore their unsightly smile.
"Whitening teeth can do wonders when it comes to transforming a dull, uninspiring smile," the newspaper claims, adding: "Straight teeth can not only improve your smile but are also easier to clean, so are less vulnerable to disease."
By purchasing veneers, a thin porcelain shell is bonded to the patient’s teeth and imperfections are covered for up to 20 years.
In addition, cosmetic dentists can correct wrinkles around the mouth by manipulating the size of the veneers, the newspaper continues, along with injecting dermal fillers to even out thin and disproportionate lips.
Dr Tracey Bell recently told the Liverpool Echo that her medical aesthetic spa Age Perfecting Treatments boasts high-profile customers such as the Wags Coleen McLoughlin and Abbey Clancy.
However, she claimed that cosmetic dentistry is not just for the rich and famous, stating that many of her patients were ordinary men and women.
