New smile
Paying for your health care, at all ages, is a big issue for anyone who lives in the United States. In spite of all the recent presidential legislation, the need for adequate medical plan coverage is an intrinsic part of your financial planning. Having healthy teeth is another element of the bigger plan, as I know very well. Having grown up in the 1960s I was partf of the ‘drill and fill’ discount dental generation, born before general flouridation of drinking water. As a result of this drastic dental care my smile had deteriorated to a dingy grey impression, due to patchy cosmetic treatment and the shadows of ancient amalgam fillings behind the front teeth. Now that I work from home I have realised how important it is to create the right impression on my clients, so I recently found a dentist who offered budget veneer treatment, and treated myself to new front veneers, and I cannot tell you how it has boosted my confidence.
