To label someone with bad teeth suggests that that person has not been caring for their oral hygiene in central London, but what is meant by ‘bad’? Visually, you can spot a person with bad teeth: teeth will look decayed, worn and chipped, discoloured, some may even be missing and the overall image when a smile is thrown can look rather disgusting. Of course, it isn’t just about the look though, because the teeth may well be rotten below and gum disease may well have set in and if this leads to bad breath, again, it’s a sign that the teeth are in a bad way, even if they look okay. In a world that is filled with wonderfully modern dental treatments and shops that are filled with a superb array of products to use, it seems unbelievable that people still suffer from bad teeth. However, all of this means that you can get yourself patched up really quite easily through cosmetic dentistry: veneers, teeth whitening, bonding, bridges and implants; there are so many ways in which you can improve the look and health of your teeth so that you can avoid the issue of bad teeth.
