I was just telling someone how this is one of our favorite smile makeovers that we’ve done. I love the result that we got because we’re able to address our patient’s concerns of having a narrow smile, which we improved, and also our patients want a little bit of a brighter smile. And lastly also the fullness, proportions, and symmetry of the smile. So we were able to improve all of those things with a smile makeover and I just really truly love the way that the smile makeover came out. And so, yeah, I just wanted to share that with you guys.
Working Five Days a Week as a Dentist
If you’re a dentist and you’re thinking about working five days a week, I would strongly recommend against that because I feel like dentistry is hard on the body. And I feel like, for longevity, working four days a week, health wise will give you the physical ability to relax. Or if you’re able to work even less, that’s even better. For the longest time as a dentist, I worked four days a week and then I went to three and a half days a week. Now I’m at three days a week.