As a dental implant provider in San Francisco, we are in the business of creating beautiful smiles. A healthy set of teeth is essential for eating and overall quality of life. But do you know a smile can be a game-changer to successful relationships in business and your social life?
Science Direct posted an informational article about how smiles can grab the attention of others and influence brain activity. When you smile, it releases serotonin and endorphins in your brain.
There is also a little dopamine thrown in too! These natural brain chemicals help to lower stress levels and give someone an overall sense of well-being. Not only that, but the people you are smiling at get an emotional boost, too. First, they can see you as more approachable and sincere. It also activates the part of their brain that processes sensory rewards. You are literally creating more happiness and good vibes when you smile at others.
In addition, if you are single and “ready to mingle,” smiling can make you more attractive to those who could be a potential partner. A beautiful smile connects to our own biological need to find a healthy and strong partner. All these benefits of a great smile can undoubtedly change your world and those around you.
Claim Your Right to Express Yourself with a Beautiful Smile
An individual’s smile can be negatively impacted by even one missing tooth in the wrong place. It might feel so embarrassing someone can compensate by offering a close-mouth grin to anyone they meet. The constant awareness of a not-so-great smile can be stressful. Also, those who are receiving the half-baked effort at friendliness may feel a bit put off, too.
That’s why we do what we do. Because Dr. Rabinovich and the clinic team in our San Francisco Dental Implants office understand the impact of a poor vs. a great smile. And when a Bay Area local can fully express themselves with lovely teeth or a hearty, open-mouthed laugh, everyone benefits!
Dental Implants can provide various long-term results for single-tooth implants or even replace multiple teeth. And it’s important to remember, even if the missing teeth are not out front, they still have a profound negative impact on the the mouth. If a back molar is missing, it can affect the rest of the mouth in several ways. First, chewing is not distributed evenly, causing stress on the other teeth. Second, a missing tooth can lead to gum disease and tooth decay in the surrounding teeth. Finally, if a back molar is not replaced, it can cause bone degeneration, which can compromise one’s entire mouth and even the facial structure!
Expressing yourself with an open and friendly smile is something that can positively change your life. And the rest of your mouth will appreciate a complete set of healthy teeth, too!
