Teeth get shorter in all dimensions as the enamel erodes from the front and back and the teeth shorten from years of clenching, grinding, chewing and biting. It is a natural aging process that can be completely reversed by Anti-Aging Dentistry Read the full article at: www.faceliftdentistry.com As we get older, our teeth get shorter and we loose support for our faces. The … [Read more...] about Aging: Shorter Teeth and Bite Erosion
Small Chin and Overbite Fixed by Nonsurgical Facelift
Correcting the overbite and reposition the jaw to improve a small chin and the shape of the face without surgery or braces. Read the full article at: www.faceliftdentistry.com Everyone does it. You know…when no one is watching. It is wishful thinking that takes the form of face-pulling in front of a mirror. With a push on the temples, you achieve an insta-facelift. Turn … [Read more...] about Small Chin and Overbite Fixed by Nonsurgical Facelift
Your Weak Chin May Be The Result Of A Bad Bite
"This patient did not need her teeth drilled down for a bite correction but actually needed to have her teeth built up to correct her overbite and three-dimensionally get her lower jaw in a healthy position. Opening the vertical dimension is not good enough because most patients need to be able to have they lower jaw repositioned in three dimensions to improve their profile and … [Read more...] about Your Weak Chin May Be The Result Of A Bad Bite
The Position of Your Jaw Will Affect Your Speech
To American ears, British accents have power. Intelligence. Passion. Charm. Class. Sincerity. Its long vowels are the love of your favorite auntie, the gaze of your heaviest crush, the wit of your favorite professor. Americans’ love for the British accent is quite possibly the glue in one of the tightest diplomatic relationships in world history. Woe to the charlatans who twist … [Read more...] about The Position of Your Jaw Will Affect Your Speech
My overbite affects my smile, nose and chewing – but how can I correct it without surgery?
Cosmetic skin pro Dr Tracy Mountford answers your questions on dealing with ageing. A 50-year-old doesn't want surgery but wants to correct their overbite that affects the way they smile and chew. Read the full article at: www.dailymail.co.uk Painless Overbite Correction without Surgery is Possible Unfortunately the best solution to overbites was overlooked in this … [Read more...] about My overbite affects my smile, nose and chewing – but how can I correct it without surgery?