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"A smile doesn't always stand for a perfect life." Why is a smile so powerful? It all comes down to how smiling can affect change in your brain. When you smile, your brain is aware of the activity and actually keeps track of it. The more you smile, the more effective you are at breaking the brain’s natural tendency to think negatively. If you smile often enough, you end up rewiring your brain to make positive patterns more often than it does negative ones. CLICK ON EACH ICON TO SEE

So, cosmetic dentistry is all about beautification, right? Actually, it is a wrong concept. Cosmetic dentistry is not all about the vanity of wanting to look good only. It does improve oral health in many situations. A crooked tooth can lead to poor bite ability. It can cause an inability to chew properly. If you leave such a tooth untended, you will eventually notice a lot of health-related issues including – heart-related problems, diabetes, and even kidney-related problems. To prevent such

Our practice is growing, and we are excited to announce Dr. John DeMille as the newest dentist in our Springville, and Santaquin offices! Dr. DeMille grew up in Cedar City, UT before graduating Summa Cum Laude with a bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, Biology, and Exercise Science from Southern Utah University. For his dental education, he attended The Ohio State University in Columbus, OH graduating Magna Cum Laude, and then completed a General Practice Residency at the University of Utah