Acting the Part With Braces: How Braces Might Affect Your Acting Career
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13 April 2018
Are you worried that getting braces might affect your chances of landing an acting role? Well, you shouldn't be. Braces can actually have a positive effect on your career as an actor. Moreover, if you are worried about your appearance, there are several less noticeable alternatives to traditional braces.
In the long term—and in some ways—the short term, braces will benefit your career as an actor.
Some Roles Require Braces
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Does Teeth Whitening Damage Enamel?
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12 March 2018
When you hear the term "bleaching" in regards to teeth whitening, you might find yourself thinking of typical household bleach. There are, however, very few similarities between household bleach and the solution used to whiten teeth.
Standard bleach contains poisonous chemicals such as sodium chlorate and sodium polyacrylate. If used to whiten teeth, household bleach will damage enamel and gum tissue. The chemicals contained in whitening gels, carbamide peroxide and hydrogen peroxide, will not damage tooth enamel if used as instructed.
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Need a Smile Makeover But Don't Know Where to Start?
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12 March 2018
Your smile is a vital facial feature that makes you look friendly, so other people can easily approach you and start a conservation. If you're unhappy about your smile or the appearance of your teeth, you will require cosmetic dental treatment to fix the problem. The all-important question to ask yourself is: where do you start? Here is a breakdown of what to do to regain your confidence to smile every day.
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Is Brushing Your Teeth Still Effective If You Have Run Out of Toothpaste?
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20 February 2018
If you run out of toothpaste but don't have time to purchase another tube, don't worry. Although brushing with toothpaste is more beneficial than brushing without it, you should still continue to brush your teeth morning and night—until you can purchase some more.
But, you may now be wondering what the point of toothpaste is if you can still brush without it. Although brushing with water achieves the basic aim of oral hygiene, which is to remove dental plaque, toothpaste offers several benefits that water does not.
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