Often it’s easy to avoid visiting us because of your concern for the cost of treatment. But what if the reasons for your concern actually lead to spending more money unnecessarily?
Although I’m not offended, I realize that a dental visit isn’t always on your Top 10 Favorite Things To Do List. Sadly, only 35% of working-age American adults visit a dentist regularly, and my guess is it fell even lower recently due to COVOD-19.
Cost is the biggest reason people choose not to see their dentists regardless of their age group and regardless of if they are insured or not. I admit, there are many more exciting things to spend your hard-earned money on, but there are few that are as important as your oral health. That expensive new suit or pair of shoes is nice, but you’re likely not wearing them every day. On the other hand, you use your teeth multiple times a day and they should be cared for accordingly. They are one of your most valuable assets.
Investing in your oral health pays off in more ways than one.
Keeping your teeth healthy can boost your self-confidence, increase your overall health, and require only minimal expenditures when you visit a dental office.
Poor oral health can result in loss of teeth, low self-esteem, health issues, and the need for more expensive and major dental work. So, schedule an appointment now to get your teeth checked.
