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”I love my new smile! I’ve always been self-conscious of my teeth, but now I feel like they’re the first thing people notice when they look at me. And that’s a good thing””I’m proud of them. I used to be embarrassed by how yellow they were, and I was always afraid that if I smiled too big or too wide, someone would see them and think ”oh no.”But now that my teeth are white as snow, it’s like”Ś well, it’s like nothing can stand in the way of this smile. It’s like a force field around my mouth. No one can resist smiling back at me now.”– Shane., 34, New Jersey - ”I was so tired of my dull, yellow teeth that would look even worse against my pale skin. I went to the dentist and they said they could help me out with a bleaching system, but it’s expensive and takes forever. Then I tried looking for something that would give me results immediately, but without damaging my teeth or making them sensitive. The first time I used Lanthome, the results were instantly noticeable. I noticed a difference in the color of my teeth relatively soon after using it for the first time. And now that I’ve seen how well it works, I recommend it to all my friends!” – Karen., 29, New Bedford Massachusetts - Teeth are a source of pride for many people, and for good reason. A smile is one of the most important tools we have to connect with others, and it can send a powerful message about who we are””and how we want others to see us. But what if you’re not happy with the color of your teeth? Maybe they’re too yellow, or too gray. Maybe they’re just not quite as white as you’d like them to be. The color of your teeth is an important part of your personal image. It can have a significant impact on how others perceive you, and it may influence the way they interact with you. From a purely cosmetic perspective, having a strong smile that is white and bright can make you look younger, healthier, and more attractive than someone who has yellower or darker teeth. However, there are also other factors that affect the perception of your smile: Your teeth are made of a hard substance called enamel, which covers the crowns of your teeth and covers the roots. The enamel is what gives your teeth their color. The pulp is the soft tissue that makes up the center of your tooth and is what contains nerves, blood vessels, and connective tissue. The pulp also protects the tooth from bacteria and infection. In between the enamel and pulp are dentin rods, which are made up of minerals like calcium phosphate and fluoride. These rods help strengthen your teeth and protect them from decay. Dentin rods also have microscopic tubules that carry nutrients from blood vessels in the root to the innermost part of your tooth where it meets with nerves and feeds them oxygen-rich blood so they can function properly. Dental health is more important than you think! Your mouth is home to more than just your teeth””it’s also where your taste buds are, and it houses the muscles that help you speak, chew, and swallow. It’s a pretty important part of your body! That’s why it’s so important to take care of it. Dental health can affect the rest of your life in ways you might not expect: Every time you brush, floss, or use mouthwash, you’re keeping your teeth in the best possible shape for optimal function. And when you visit a dentist for regular checkups and cleanings, you can make sure that everything is running smoothly and efficiently in your mouth.