The curious among us, I know, are interested in what we the collective Homo sapiens are Googling. They seek to shine a light on the sociological questions of our time. Things like dentists’ questions: which are the most Googled? These demographic explorers seek to understand our pressing concerns and how we frame our enquiries. These bold analysts are directing their penlights upon the issues of our age. Australians en masse are asking about teeth whitening and how best to brush their teeth. They are, also, querying the whole teeth grinding phenomena and how to put a stop to it in their lifetime.
How to Whiten Teeth Biggest Concern According to Google
Dentists spend large chunks of their time having their hands in our mouths. Their profession, also, reaches deeply into our pockets and extracts substantial swathes of our money for their services. What are we concerned about in return, according to the data provided by Google searches? How to whiten teeth is searched 1600 times a month in Australia and 42,000 times per month globally. In fact, the term dental clinic has 8100 searches per month alone. We need dentists to help maintain the health of our teeth and many of us are motivated by our cosmetic appearance in regard to the whiteness of our teeth.
Google Searches Conform Dental Benchmarks for White Teeth
How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. It seems for the whiteness of your teeth and how well brushed they be. How to brush your teeth searched 450 times a month in Australia and 10,000 times per month globally according to Google searches. The advertising industry and Hollywood have established a benchmark for whiter than white teeth in the mouths of the beautiful people and the hoi poloi. Attractive Homo sapiens have bleached white teeth and no shades of yellow can make the grade in this regard. To get ahead in love and life you need blindingly white teeth.
Cosmetic dentist is a search on the rise with 2900 per month. We all want to be loved and look as attractive as we can to others and ourselves. This concern with our appearance can stress us and cause us to grind our teeth in frustration at poor results. Because how to stop grinding teeth is searched 400 times a month in Australia and 6800 times per month globally. Next on the list is how to remove tartar from teeth without a dentist searched 150 times a month in Australia and 7400 times per month globally. Many of us want a cheaper option for looking better without paying the piper or the dentist in this particular situation. Diet and health are major players in this regard, and we can all do better.
