Hi, it's Mia Armonde here to talk to you about family dentistry. As my small family grew into a large one, I found myself at the dental office on a regular basis. Every six months, the kids would go into the dentist for a cleaning or repairs to their teeth. During that time, I took an interest in the various ways the dental tools were evolving. Tools used in the dental industry have grown in leaps and bounds in the last few decades. For example, my kids went from hearing the dental drill to wearing headphones that completely canceled out the sound. Each time we go back into the dentist, I take a close look at the improvements that have arisen since the last visit. The results are astounding. I will cover my findings on this site, so you can also enjoy the improvements to dental tools and techniques.
If you struggle with one or more missing teeth, you are likely self-conscious about your smile and may even avoid showing your teeth whenever possible. This can affect your career and your ability to move up the corporate ladder. Dental implants are a permanent way to replace missing teeth, and the positive effect they have on an individual's career can be surprising. Here are 3 interesting ways getting a dental implant can improve your career.
1. Your Headshots Will Look Better
Many jobs require a company headshot, or a professional close-up photo of an individual's face. This can be nerve-wracking for a person with missing teeth and a tight smile can look forced and less professional. After dental implants, posing for a professional headshot is a fun and exciting new venture. A headshot with a bright, wide smile that shows confidence can be much more effective at positively representing an individual or a company brand.
2. You'll Be More Confident During Interviews
Advancing your career means doing interviews, and possibly lots of them. Many people with one or more missing teeth are self-conscious during interviews and will avoid smiling or talking much, which can be absolutely detrimental to the interview. No matter how qualified, people who aren't confident and personable during an interview might not get hired. After dental implants, a person will notice that interviews become much easier to do when self-consciousness about talking and smiling is at a minimum.
3. You'll Be Considered for Positions With More Public Exposure
Unfortunately, many companies avoid placing even qualified people in a position that requires a lot of public exposure if they do not meet a certain aesthetic standard. Employees with missing teeth might be skipped over being asked to be in the company commercial or to work in a valuable position that requires them to meet clients on a regular basis. Dental implants can help employees improve their smile and be considered for positions that require significant public exposure and representation of the company brand.
If you have one or more missing teeth, you don't have to let it affect your career or limit your business opportunities. Permanent dental implants can help you get the smile you've always wanted and will improve your career more than you ever thought possible. Call a professional dentist like Woodland Family Dental today to discuss whether dental implants are the best option for you.
Share21 October 2015
