Text: Dariga Masenova DOES THE HOLLYWOOD SMILE MAKE US YOUNGER, ATTRACTIVE AND SUCCESSFUL? MICHAEL APA DOESN'T THINK! On the contrary, he is an ardent opponent of smiles in the style of Hollywood. IN THE EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW TO THE "RUSSIAN EMIRATES" THE DENTIST OF THE FILM STARS AND SHOW BUSINESS STAR EXPLAINS WHY TODAY IT IS SO IMPORTANT TO BE NATURAL.
What is more important - health or beauty? Dr. Apa believes that, first of all, it is worth thinking about the health and aesthetic condition of the teeth. The native New Yorker believes that teeth should look as natural as possible.
"85% of American actors have such smiles that it’s simply impossible not to notice!" Says the doctor. - I will share secrets ... Hollywood dental laboratories are actively using porcelain veneers, which are somewhat thicker and whiter than those that we offer. But they, by the way, are much easier to manufacture. This is the so-called pressed ceramic. Almost all of Hollywood walks in it.
And since everyone in Los Angeles today strives to be perfect, the philosophy of impeccable appearance can be traced in dermatology, plastic surgery, and dentistry. "
The doctor himself promotes a more natural and elegant smile. “They have a certain audacity,” Apa explains. “In New York, they prefer to turn to the best - dentists, designers, stylists. They want experts to think outside the box. The city is turning into an arena of high fashion.
In everything! Park Avenue neighborhoods seem pretentious, but in the Tribeca area (in the very center of Lower Manhattan) everything is very modern and cool! My aesthetic is to look cool, expensive, but natural. Beautiful, but at the same time laid-back. ”For this, according to the expert, the dentist should ask to put veneers made of ceramics from the“ old school. ”The powder formula and the technique of applying the composition to the surface of the teeth with a brush are very important. This is done only by conscientious specialists, who know that such veneers are much better (albeit more expensive!) and friendlier than the "star" ones tactfully offered today in Hollywood itself.
