"I Was Struggling To Eat, Dental Implants Gave Me My Function Back"
My biggest problem is that I [inaudible] for many, many years and it kind of [inaudible] of my gums, which you know, in turn ate away at my teeth, and it was just time. I say the problem was previously with my bottom teeth because I couldn’t eat well and it’s something I really needed help with.
I mean they were much better, you know, I was excited to be able to know that I was going to eat things that I hadn't eaten before. So that was really, really a good point.
Dr. Pitts:
We talked to him about using dental implants to do a fixed lower appliance. He was really happy with the way his upper denture function, although we needed to make a new one so we could have his bite calibrated and we improve the aesthetics of men as well. And so that’s what we did, we made him a new upper denture and a lower [inaudible]. The surgery went great and he’ll tell you now he’s not embarrassed to have a conversation. And if you see him smile, you still see much of that upper, but you see all of the lower and it looks fantastic. I mean, it’s the ultimate before and after for sure.
Danny:
They put you at ease just right off the bat. You know, I had a broken foot, and at the time I was coming over here on [inaudible] and so we [inaudible] about that a little bit but very, very approachable, puts you at ease just [inaudible]. There hasn’t been anybody here that hasn’t just been pleasant, knowledgeable, efficient, helpful. I didn’t expect the results that I’ve got actually. I mean they were much better, you know, I was excited to be able to know that I was going to eat things that I hadn’t eaten before. So that was really, really a good point. When I saw the final results of everything and some I need to [inaudible], you know, and that little bit bigger smile is the best.
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