Crowns are a really big deal when it comes to dental health, and they can have a huge impact on your overall health and well being and your life in general. There are lots of reasons why that is the case. First and foremost consider that you might not even be able to eat, drink beverages, or maybe even talk properly if your crowns are not in good shape, happen to be chipped, damaged, broken, or missing, or give you pain or discomfort. Then there are the cosmetic effects of bad crowns - including a smile that is gapped, crooked, or disfigured in some way, shape, or form. Between the functional value of excellent and healthy crowns and the cosmetic impact in terms of how you look and how that influences your life, it is safe to say that crowns are extremely important and have a remarkably huge effect on your life.
Consider if you will, the way it would affect you if your visible crowns - the prominent white part of your teeth that are shown clearly each time you open your mouth - were either missing or unattractive. It would probably affect your own perception of yourself or your self esteem, and it might very well change the way you are perceived by other people. You might even find that bad teeth - thanks to bad crowns - means less opportunities in your social life and less chances to get ahead at work or in your chosen career. Once you start trying to calculate the impact of dental crowns on things like your personal and work life, it is quickly evident that they play a gigantic role and do, indeed, have a tremendous impact on and influence over life.
Then there are, of course, the practical health considerations to bear in mind. Unhealthy crowns that are a breeding ground for bacterial infections can cause everything from tooth stains to cavities - or they can explode into painful root canal infections that sometimes spread to other parts of the body. Dentists and doctors now know, for example, that there is a powerful connection between the health of your crowns and gums and the chance that you will suffer from heart disease, because infections in the teeth can migrate into the heart. Going from the impact of your crowns to the health of your heart is a pretty dramatic jump - but one that you must include in the list of ways that crowns have an influence or effect upon your life.
The good news of course is that most people who go to the dentist on a regular basis, eat a good balanced and healthy diet, and take of their teeth with regular dental hygiene have perfectly healthy crowns. Healthy crowns impact life in all of the wonderful positive ways - from improved well being and esteem to more compliments at parties and a greater personal magnetism every time you smile. So take care of your crowns, be good to your teeth through vigilant and conscientious dental hygiene, and enjoy all of the perks and benefits that come as a result of good strong crowns.
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