Looking for a Better Job?

Then Start by Visiting the Dentist

 general dentists and consumers confirms the traditional stereotype that men are less likely to visit the dentist than their female counterparts.

 Why?

Nearly 45 percent men don’t see a need to go to the dentist, and about 30 percent of men may not visit the dentist because they are afraid or embarrassed to go. Almost 18 percent men just don’t have the time for a dental visit, and about 5 percent men don’t even have a regular dentist.

 This long-standing trend and excuse, however, may be disappearing as more men are climbing back into the dental chair for a surprising reason.

Dr.Thomas K Paulose points to the fact that not long ago, most men worked for one or two employers throughout a lifetime and many did not think about the way their overall appearance affected their professional life.

 “Today middle-aged men are competing for jobs with younger men, making appearance a heightened factor in their lives.” Taking a back seat to new cosmetic concerns for men is the increased awareness of the overall health benefits of seeing a dentist biannually. Many times after men come back to the dentist they realize that proper maintenance and biannual checkups are the key to improving the way one looks and feels.

So dear men come and consult Dr.Thomas K paulose in order to get the  best in your life.

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