I Don't Feel Happy When I Smile

Signs of an unhappy smile can vary from person to person. It depends on how you perceive your smile. One example of being unhappy with your smile is when you are not satisfied with how your crooked teeth look when you smile.

Additionally, having discoloured teeth can also make you unhappy with how your smile looks. If you try to hide your teeth when you smile or try not to smile at all because of these dental problems, then you could be unhappy with your smile.

Please don’t hesitate to book a consultation appointment at Dental @ Niddrie. Our friendly team would be happy to discuss with you how we can help you achieve a happier smile.

If you’re unhappy with how your smile looks, many dental treatments are available that can transform your grin into something radiant and stunning.

If you need clarification on what’s suitable for you, why not schedule an appointment with one of the friendly dentists at Dental @ Niddrie? They can assess your smile and the status of your oral health and advise you on a treatment plan to move forward.

It may vary depending on the complexity of each individual’s situation. Depending on the complexities of the procedure, it usually takes several weeks or even months for your dentist to restore your happy smile completely.

If your dentist recommends Invisalign treatment for your crooked smile, it may take an average of 6-18 months to finish the treatment. On the other hand, management of your discoloured teeth may take just one visit, depending on your desired shade.

While most treatments involving unhappy smiles are relatively safe, risks are always involved. And risks may vary, depending on the procedure you require. It is imperative to consult with your dentist so they can adequately assess the situation, recommend a management plan, and discuss any potential risks.

Maintaining a healthy smile includes brushing twice a day with fluoridated toothpaste and flossing once a day. Diet plays an important role, too; try to limit sugary drinks and snacks and other items containing high-acid content that can break down enamel.

The underlying issues behind your unhappy smile may lead to other dental problems. Crooked teeth make it difficult to clean your teeth properly and can lead to gum disease and tooth decay. A stained tooth can signify plaque buildup and, if not addressed, can lead to gum disease and dental caries.

Yes, it starts from early childhood exams to routine cleanings and checkups. Dentists can detect and help you manage potential problems that lead to unhappy smiles.

Here are a few simple tips to keep your grin bright and beautiful:

• Brush twice daily using a soft-bristled toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste.
• Floss daily.
• Set up regular visits with your dentist every six months.
• Avoid teeth-staining foods and drinks such as coffee and red wine.
• Wear mouthguards to protect your teeth from trauma.