Unofficial: Smyle

13/10/2021

Loved being at last weekend !! If you missed us remember you can make an online order via a direct message or through our website (link in bio) 🤍🤍

06/09/2021

Hope everyone’s lockdown is going well our product is still available to order through a personal dm on our social platforms our you can make a direct purchase via our website : smyle.mystorbie.com 🤍🤍

21/08/2021

This is a photo from a couple weeks ago pre lockdown from our school opening night, hope your all doing well and staying safe ! .. even though markets are cancelled you are still able to purchase our product via social media or our website ! .. lockdown is the perfect time to set new productive habits such as flossing 🤍🤍

31/07/2021

today was so much fun, we will be there next weekend as well if you missed us.. remember you can message us or go to our website to place an order today!

29/07/2021

Production process completed !!
Remember to message us to make an order. Hope to see some of you this weekend at the little big markets or career expo ..

19/07/2021

Finished product has arrived, you will be able to find us at the Little Big Markets on the 31st of July & 7th of August along with the Tauranga Careers Expo also 31st July, with this all still being able to purchase our product online via our website, Instagram or Facebook message to now to place an order !!!

08/07/2021

Just a daily reminder !! Also product almost arrived still available to pre order get in now !!

29/06/2021

https://www.news-medical.net/health/What-Foods-Are-Bad-for-Your-Teeth-and-Mouth.aspx

Food plays an important role in maintaining good oral health. However, certain foods and drinks can severely affect oral health.

21/06/2021

packaging and manufacturing have been done, first shipment coming next week get excited message us for a pre order now ! 🤍

10/06/2021

https://theconversation.com/high-cost-means-more-than-half-of-nzs-young-adults-dont-access-dental-care-117494 😨😨😨

The high cost of dental treatment is stopping almost half of all New Zealanders from seeking care when they need it. Funding at least parts of dental care publicly could change that.