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May 2020
Improve Your Smile Via Studio B Smiles
As the old saying goes, “you’ll never get a second chance to make a first impression.” Taking care of your teeth and gums should be a top priority, and there are many known ways to achieve great results. First things first, prevention is the key to success. This means that daily flossing and brushing is a necessity for good oral health. In addition to that, certain foods and beverages can
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May 2020
5 Ways to Keeping The Gums Healthy
When referencing optimal dental hygiene, one’s teeth are typically the first thought that comes to mind. However, people forget that the gums are a vital oral component and keeping said structures healthy also proves paramount to a healthy mouth. Studio B Smiles, which meets the dental care needs of many residents of Phoenix, Scottsdale and surrounding Arizona cities, invites current and potential patients to read this brief piece offering tips
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May 2020
5 Signs You Need to See a Dentist
Many people have experienced the excruciating pain associated with certain dental maladies that necessitate emergency visits to their oral care professional. However, oral components like the teeth and gums often give out subtle hints suggesting that a visit to the dentist’s office may be indicated. Studio B Smiles, which serves the oral care needs of those residing in the metropolitan regions of Phoenix and Scottsdale, Arizona, invites current and future
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May 2020
5 Tips To Improve Your Smile
A bright smile is, arguably, an individual’s most important aesthetic feature. Others find this action inviting and comforting. In fact, those who make smiling a habit might experience greater social, personal and possibly even professional opportunities. Studio B Smiles, a cosmetic dentistry practice serving the residents of Scottsdale and Phoenix, Arizona, invites our current and prospective customers to read this short blog offering several tips on how individuals can improve
In a recent study by the American Dental Association, 28 percent of respondents aged between 18 and 34 years believe that the appearance of their mouth affects their ability to interview for a job. As much as it may seem absurd, they are somehow correct. Remember that your smile is the first thing people will notice about you. Similar surveys conducted by the American Academy of General Dentistry (AGD) reveal