THE HEALTH REPORT



Dr. G.L. Paskerian

Framingham
Dental Arts
Building

Vol. 10, No. 2



OFFICE STAFF

Administrative
Office
Coordinator:
Maureen Pipe

Business
Coordinator:
Joanne Marsh

Patient
Coordinator:
Lois Redden

Certified
Dental Assistants:
Cathy Trenholm
Patricia Calzini
Grace Rooney

Registered Dental
Hygienists:
Jan Galusha
Laurie Arseneault

Phone:
(508) 872-3200

Email Address
Web Site

Volume 10, Number 2, Page 1
WHAT KIND OF IMPRESSION
WOULD YOU LIKE TO MAKE?

You have only one chance to make a first impression, and your smile is a big part of the impact. Your smile tells others many things about your personality:

  • how comfortable you are about yourself
  • your attitude toward others
  • whether you're afraid to show your teeth
  • Like it or not, your smile affects all aspects of your life: your own self-esteem, your relationship with family and friends, and your career choices. If you're not happy with your smile, it can affect your confidence and, likewise, your whole life.

    That's where we come in. In many situations, there are conservative procedures that can improve the look of your smile and enhance your overall appearance. Let's examine a few of these instances.

    If you can, we suggest that you try to eat the foods you crave at mealtimes and be sure to brush afterward.

    Stained or discolored teeth that have been exposed to medications or foods that cause staining can often be lightened with bleaching

    Restorations can often be performed using tooth-colored materials. In some situations, crowns, bridges, or implants can be used to bring teeth back to their natural appearance.

    Chips and gaps can be corrected with bonding, which uses tooth-colored material that can be contoured to cover imperfections and improve appearance. Porcelain laminate veneers are another viable choice. They're both durable and natural-looking.

    Jagged edges can be rounded with tooth recontouring for a more age-appropriate appearance.

    Crooked teeth may require braces in order to be straightened to match the rest of your smile.

    A PLAN FOR YOU

    If you have any of the problems we mentioned or another problem that you feel detracts from your smile, we're here for you. When you consult with us about your teeth, we'll develop a plan based on your specific needs. This plan will focus on your smile, but improving your overall dental health will always be our main consideration.

    Which procedures we recommend will be based on your input, the health of your teeth and

    gums, and your cosmetic needs.

    Your appearance has a great deal to do with how you feel about yourself, and your smile goes a long way to making your appearance something you can feel positive about. We want you to feel good about yourself, and we'll be happy to help you develop a smile that makes your first impression your best one.

    Thank you for all your referrals. We appreciate them!



    Page 1: What kind of impression would you like to make? A plan for you
    Page 2: Dental health in the teens; damaged teeth; emergency toothache
    Page 3: Do we pass your exam? The best brush
    Page 4: Boosting fluoride; Replacing one tooth

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