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Tony Cigno, a Wisconsin family dentist, shares 4 major, important, benefits one can realize simply from smiling.
Greenfield, WI — Wisconsin dentist Tony Cigno recently published a new article, “4 Unexpected Benefits of Smiling from Milwaukee General Dentist Tony Cigno.” In the article, Tony explores why people smile, why they don’t, and how increasing how often one smiles can have dramatic improvements on quality of life, both personally and professionally.
As Dr. Cigno says, “Some people rarely smile. It might be their personality – they just aren’t a “smiler”. Or maybe they’re too worried or stressed to smile much. After all, we never really know what is going on in someone else’s life—what they’re dealing with on a day-to-day basis. But for others, they might not smile much because they just don’t like the way their smile looks. Yet, smiling is very important in some pretty major ways.”
Tony goes into detail when discussing the four benefits. One specific area he covers being how smiling increases happiness—whether the smile is real or not. He then explains how the very act of moving the muscles into a smile increases endorphins, the body’s “happy chemicals”. Endorphins make a person feel better, have less stress, and even be more productive and creative.
The entire article can be found HERE.
Dr. Antonio (Tony) Cigno has been practicing dentistry for 25 years. Dr. Cigno received a DMD from the Washington University School of Dental Medicine in St. Louis, Missouri. Dr. Cigno is also finishing a Fellowship and Mastership at the Academy of General Dentistry and has written several published articles. He is a member of the Academy of General Dentistry, American Association of Functional Orthodontics, and the International Association of Orthodontics. Dr. Cigno was Wisconsin’s very 1st and Premiere Provider of Fastbraces and one of 10 senior master affiliates in the world. Committed to continuing education, Dr. Cigno has completed over 600 hours of additional courses in implant dentistry, orthodontics, endodontics, periodontics, fixed prosthodontics, myofascial pain/occlusion and operative dentistry. He also has another 400 hours in interpersonal communication training.
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