Are you looking to brighten your smile?   Naturally?     Or are you thinking more along the lines of some artificial decoration such as a "grill" or front?   These dental accessories can help you There are some important dental health aspects to consider before you brighten your smile with jewels and other decoration.
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    Watch where you buy your grill   Be careful where you make your grill purchase.
Some jewelers sell grills without knowing that some states require the vendor to have a dentistry license in order to take an impression of your mouth.
Keep in mind that this decoration will be in your mouth for extended periods of time and take precaution of certain metals that may cause an allergic reaction before purchasing your grill.
  2.
    Don't leave food on the grill   While a grill, or front, may look clean and shiny on the outside, these tooth coverings may pose a dental health danger if food or bacteria gets trapped between teeth and the grill.
Leftover food lodged between teeth can collect and produce acid, causing a dental health danger.
  3.
   Limit grill time   As mentioned, leftover food that gets lodged between the grill and teeth can promote tooth decay.
In addition to practicing consistent dental maintenance it is a good idea to limit the time spent wearing the grill.
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