Your Smile Doesn’t Have to Show Your Age

Posted on by admin

As we grow older, we may welcome many changes. However, most Nashville retirees do not welcome wrinkles, gray hair and dental problems.

Fortunately, your smile can be attractive and healthy throughout your golden years!

Even if your teeth are showing visible signs of wear such as enamel loss, staining, and chips, it is not too late to restore your youthful smile. And, though tooth loss is fairly common for Nashville residents over sixty, in most cases it is preventable.

At Belle Forest Dental – John Munro, DDS in Nashville, we treat patients of all ages. We specialize in general dentistry and sedation dentistry.

If you live in the Belle Meade, Bellevue, or Nashville areas, call (615) 662-0255 to schedule a dental consultation. If you haven’t seen a dentist in a while, you will be interested to learn about the latest cosmetic dentistry techniques. Many procedures can be completed in one visit to our Nashville dental office.

Find us on the Web at: http://www.belleforestdental.com/

The post Your Smile Doesn’t Have to Show Your Age appeared first on Belle Forest Dental – Dr. John Munro.

SOURCE: Belle Forest Dental – Dr. John Munro – Read entire story here.

Related posts:

  1. Sunday Funnies: Meter Greetings If only our meters were just being friendly... Yikes -- been there, done that!Thanks to the very talented Jerry King, who's a regular contributor here at the 'Mine and is an accomplished worldwide cartoonist drawing more than 200 cartoons each mo... ...
  2. Last Day to Enter 2013 DiabetesMine Patient Voices Scholarship Contest! People with Diabetes: Got strong opinions about diabetes tools & treatments you wanna share with decision-makers? Interested in being flown out to beautiful Stanford University in Palo Alto, CA, to act as a patient advocate?You came to the rig... ...
  3. HHS issues final recommendation for community water fluoridation April 27, 2015 Center for Oral Health staff are currently at the National Oral Health Conference in Kansas City, MO where it was first announced that The U.S. Department of Health and Human services released a final Public Health Service (PHS) recommendation for the optimal fluoride level in drinking water to prevent tooth decay. U.S. Deputy Surgeon General Rear Admiral Boris D. Lushniak, M.D., M.P.H announced the new recommendation is for a single level of 0.7 milligrams of fluoride per liter of water. It updates and replaces the previous recommended range (0.7 to 1.2 milligrams per liter) issued in 1962. The...
  4. Sibling of Type 1 to Row 3,000 Miles for Diabetes We just heard about an innovative new fundraising campaign called Rowing4Research that made us want to jump into the proverbial waters -- especially since I (believe it or not) was on the rowing team in college for a year in Long Beach, CA.In this... ...
  5. Diabetes Device ‘Hacker’ Joins Forces with FDA You may remember the big headlines two years ago when PWD tech expert Jay Radcliffe gave a presentation at a hacker's conference detailing what he perceived to be a real cybersecurity threat for medical devices. The media gobbled up the juicy stor... ...

Related Posts