It is one of those things that seems to get more difficult every year, what to buy your nearest and dearest for Christmas. There comes a point when it seems like they have everything and it just doesn’t seem right to buy them a jumper or pair of pyjamas again. If you can relate to this particular dilemma and are looking for new and different gift ideas, why not try a health related gift? Cosmetic dental treatments for example are proving to be popular with people of all ages.
When it comes to cosmetic dentistry there are few more well known treatments than teeth whitening. A staple beauty treatment of the rich and famous for years, it has crept onto the treatment list of many dental practices and as a result grown in popularity. It makes a great gift as it doesn’t take long, has results that can be seen straight away and best of all is completely painless! An alternative to paying for the entire treatment could be to pay towards it, why not ask your dentist about vouchers?
When you have completed all of your Christmas shopping then it could be the time to think about yourself. If you are interested in a beauty treatment, or maybe want to look good at Christmas then cosmetic dentistry could be right for you.
There is much more to dentistry these days than filling teeth and sitting for hours in the dentist’s chair. For example, if you have teeth that aren’t straight, modern straightening uses invisible aligners constructed of clear plastic. This is a big change from traditional metal braces, is much more discreet and is even more efficient, meaning less treatment time.
It is a bit of a daring gift and may not be for everyone, but if you know someone who has wanted to do something with their teeth for a while but will never go for treatment without a bit of a push then this could be the time to do it. There aren’t many people who would say no to a new smile, especially if they can do it pain-free!
Liverpool dentist Ollie and Darsh are a modern cosmetic dentist offering treatments that include invisible braces and tooth whitening.