Considering Cosmetic Dentistry? Here’s Why You Should Schedule Your Appointment Before the Holidays

December 5, 2018

Have you ever wondered why so many people make resolutions to improve their health for the New Year? In many cases, it’s because they put their own health on the back burner until the busy holiday season is over. If you want to improve your smile but you’re waiting until January 1^st to do it, here are a few reasons you may want to reconsider and call your dentist before the holidays arrive.

1. Holiday Photos

It’s hard to feel excited about holiday photos when your teeth are crooked, stained or otherwise flawed. On the other hand, if you improve your smile before the holidays arrive, you’ll actually want to be in family photos and create lasting memories with your loved ones. There are a variety of cosmetic dentistry procedures that can improve the appearance of your smile in minimal time, including:

• Teeth whitening
• Porcelain crowns
• Lumineers
• Porcelain Veneers
• CEREC restorations

Even a good dental cleaning can brighten your smile and help you feel more attractive and assured when your friends and family show up for holiday get-togethers.

2. Free Time

The holidays always feel busy due to parties, shopping and other events, but most people are able to get time off from work and school during the holiday season. Before you fill your schedule up with parties, activities and errands, why not take advantage of time off from work and schedule a cosmetic dentistry appointment?

3. Use Your Dental Insurance Benefits

If you’ve met your dental insurance deductible and/or out-of-pocket maximum for the year, don’t wait until your insurance benefits start over again next year before scheduling your cosmetic appointment with your dentist. The end of the year is the perfect time to use up any insurance benefits you’ve earned over the course of the year.

Give Us a Call

We’d love to help you improve your smile before the holidays arrive. To schedule your cosmetic dentistry appointment with the skilled dentists at Southpark Dental Group, contact our practice in Orlando, FL today!

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