SEEING DOUBLE Celebrity Couples Are Matching Masks and Staying Safe
Celebrity trends have a way of influencing the public, and the latest spotlight is on face masks. Some go big and bold with rhinestones and glitter while others opt for muted simplicity, but the newest trend to hit the tabloids is couples
masks, and they often take to Instagram for a couples photoshoot in them.
cartoon mouths, proving that proper health and safety can be both entertaining and artistic.
Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas have spent all of 2020 perfecting their synchronized couple stroll. They’re frequently spotted wearing masks to complement their respective outfits, but they have also been seen wearing matching versions featuring pastel prints. Chris Pine and his girlfriend Annabelle Wallis like to stroll through Los Angeles together sporting flashy bandanas tied around the lower half of their faces. They may not match patterns, but their cowboy-style face covering still screams “couple.”
This trend of celebrities finding ways to express themselves while staying safe and healthy isn’t just fun — it provides great examples for how others can do the same. Donning a mask doesn’t have to feel like a chore or a burden if it’s turned into an opportunity to get creative. As with these celebrities, standout matching sets of masks can garner attention, start conversations, and, most importantly of all, demonstrate that proper safety measures deserve extra dedication. Make mask shopping fun with your significant other or your family by finding masks that you’ll all enjoy wearing in public together. It’s a great opportunity to show your personality as a collective unit and say “yes” to staying healthy!
wearing matching face masks. The attention these masks are drawing is proving to be another great way to get citizens aboard the health and safety train.
Starting all the way back in May, Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez have been matching masks. They’ve been seen biking through their Miami neighborhood wearing neon-accented gray
Justin and Hailey Bieber got a little goofy with an Instagram photoshoot to showcase twinning blue masks with
NOT-SO-PEARLY WHITES
Presidential Dental Mishaps
The 2020 presidential election is coming up soon, so let’s get in the spirit by taking a look at some of our past presidents’ dental habits! Most people are aware of GeorgeWashington’s false teeth, but many of our country’s other presidents have had dental quirks they couldn’t hide from the prying public. Dwight Eisenhower lost a crown while eating chicken for dinner one night in 1954. He took a secretive trip to the dentist to address it, but word of his sudden “disappearance” reached the public, and before long, news reports were floating around that he had died of a heart attack! There was even an allegation that he had been involved in a secret meeting with aliens during that hushed departure from the White House. Naturally, this forced him to finally reveal that he simply had a tooth that needed to be taken care of. Personally, we don’t see anything wrong with that!
or jaw grinding, and while it’s a fairly common condition, seeing it as advanced as it was inside the mouth of this president is more unusual. His teeth have been examined many times as one of the more severe cases of bruxism dentistry has ever witnessed, having ground his teeth down to near his gums. It would seem the stress of the presidency isn’t something to take lightly. Gerald Ford had terrible teeth! Not only was he a bruxer like Theodore Roosevelt, but he was often ridiculed for tooth stains, periodontal disease, diastema (large spaces between the teeth), and a bonded tooth that was likely chipped during his days as a football player in his childhood. As someone who lived in the modern era, his lack of dental care is surprising. But we suppose that when you have a country to run, dental care is probably one of the last things on your mind.
prominent leaders — poor dental care might come back to haunt you! Call our office to schedule an appointment so we can help you take care of your teeth sooner rather than later.
Theodore Roosevelt was a “bruxer.” Bruxism is the clinical term for excessive teeth
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