SUNSHINE SMILE: DAY ONE HUNDRED ONE WHAT IS YOUR PURPOSE?

The first time I ever went to the dentist I had Five Cavities. Yes 5 and the dentist was worried to numb me up for all of them. Can't remember if we plugged them up all at once or if we did it in two visits. I am thinking the latter, but that day made me realize the importance of taking care of my teeth. I was blessed with wonderful genes. Rich Dutch Irish features inside and out with a living life that has been filled with abundance of unique encounters and experiences that I will and do cherish sincerely. After my five cavity encounter I established an amazing streak that would last over 20 years of never receiving another cavity within my adult teeth. I was always gifted in my mouth with NO WISDOM TEETH, no major chips, only a bad apple tasting abscess removal once. For years due to financial constraints I would always think that my papa, who would was paying for my insurance, would tell the dentists to relay me the good news so he wouldn't have to pay for the bank breaking wisdom teeth procedure. Years later after I left his policy I realized on my own through x-rays that YES YES YES I have no wisdom teeth. Once I landed with my current dentist my streak finally was broken and NOW have two fillings in my mouth....pretty efficient painless life of teeth. I do my best to floss (not always daily), use baking soda with a little food base hydrogen peroxide, quality toothpaste, tongue scrubber, and gentle patient brushing skills. There are people out there that look like they bit into a hand grenade (as my papa would mention), or others that have one parent with horse teeth and the other with a petite mouth. There is nothing like a quality fresh confident genuine non-veneer smile. It truly shows the self-respect and hard work of an individual. I understand that there are people who are dealt with bad genes as mentioned above, and others who have bad luck with knock outs, chips, and decay, but honestly with cautious awareness and consistent care. it really is not a difficult task. Do your best to treat yourself with the best type of care you can give yourself. Remember a smile can brighten up someone's day, it can bring that someone more hope throughout their day, ease the tension, create the realization of beauty, and even provide an openness for someone new to arrive into your Light and provide you with sweet goodness. So if you so desire go out there and share your sunshine smile and see how far your rays can reach into the lives of others giving you the peace of mind of spreading your joy- RVB