You wake up in the morning, head to the bathroom and smile to yourself in anticipation of an exciting week. When you catch your own gaze in the mirror, however, your stomach drops as you come face to face with your recently chipped tooth. Regardless of your efforts to avoid slamming your coffee mug into your teeth, you’ve still managed to do some damage. If only you could use some Blu-Tack and White-Out to temporarily hide this misfortune, rather than facing your colleagues with tightly closed lips. While your peers may not even notice the damage, it’s easy to think that even the smallest of issues with your teeth are something that everyone will notice, making your teeth far from perfect.  

Making a great first impression is something most people work very hard to achieve. While having a great attitude and a friendly demeanor is important when trying to make a good impression, you also need to focus on your physical appearance –  and your smile is one of the first things most people will notice about you.

Have you ever experienced a moment when you wanted to give someone a broad grin or wanted to laugh your heart out, but didn’t? Why? Because your teeth were a yellow, yellow dirty fellow, not white, white pretty smile-worthy. We all have been there at some point in time, and it is not only embarrassing but also irritating.