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For those of us who are blessed with comfort and pleasure, our smiles and our teeth are frequently taken for granted. Just brushing and caring for our teeth may seem to be a simple, routine process we all just “do.” But, do you realize the importance of a simple smile on our success and happiness?
A smile is inviting, calming, reassuring and positive. Those of you who are in business or are entrepreneurs work diligently toward your goals, looking for opportunities and taking risk to succeed. If you are confident and positive, your smiles will come easy and may even encourage your contacts to take a chance on you. If you have taken care of your teeth and brushing daily, you are more likely to smile and feel good about yourself. Of course, your success can’t be directly correlated to a smile, but the positive attitude that comes along with a healthy, genuine smile just might play a bigger role than you ever imagined.
Think then about a child who because of lack of tooth care won’t or can’t smile. Doesn’t it also make sense that the positive and confident attribute will be markedly absent from his or her appearance, demeanor and attitude? Will not success and happiness come slower or harder because of the lack of that pleasant, happy countenance?
For those of us who are blessed with comfort and pleasure, our smiles and our teeth are frequently taken for granted. Just brushing and caring for our teeth may seem to be a simple, routine process we all just “do.” But, do you realize the importance of a simple smile on our success and happiness?
A smile is inviting, calming, reassuring and positive. Those of you who are in business or are entrepreneurs work diligently toward your goals, looking for opportunities and taking risk to succeed. If you are confident and positive, your smiles will come easy and may even encourage your contacts to take a chance on you. If you have taken care of your teeth and brushing daily, you are more likely to smile and feel good about yourself. Of course, your success can’t be directly correlated to a smile, but the positive attitude that comes along with a healthy, genuine smile just might play a bigger role than you ever imagined.
Think then about a child who because of lack of tooth care won’t or can’t smile. Doesn’t it also make sense that the positive and confident attribute will be markedly absent from his or her appearance, demeanor and attitude? Will not success and happiness come slower or harder because of the lack of that pleasant, happy countenance?
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