Clinicians Who Care

Kid-FriendlyPatient-Centered CareThorough & InvestigativePatient AdvocateWhen I was 15 or 16 my teeth were horrible and I had this white plaque constantly on my teeth no matter how much I brushed. I started with the simple pain when eating too cold or too hot foods and drinks, the tipping point was when I felt horrible pain when I was brushing my teeth. I stopped eating, only to satiate myself just enough so that I can function. I went to my family dentist and she said it's out of her field and demanded to go and get specialist aid because she is not confident she will be able to help me. Shivering news. I went to the dentist faculty and I went to many many dentists, some students' professors and I ended up getting told I'll have to get crowns, which meant that I will eventually put fake teeth so early in my life. Who gets full crowns in their 16??? I decided to get one final dentists say, recommended to me by my aunt who is a nurse. This is the dentist I am recommending. She saw my teeth, and decided to take an attempt to fix all my teeth and we had an increasingly little timeframe. Basically, I had an underlying, not at that time discovered Hashimotos, which led my teeth to become easy to get carieses and after and during COVID I developed bad eating habits of drinking soda daily. Every teeth had two or more cavities and within a year and some months we fixed the last teeth and I am currently on a 6-month periodical visits. If it wasn't for her I would have "the perfect smile" at a cost of losing tremendously more money and my natural teeth. I have every teeth now, yes they're mostly covered by filling but I went to a friend of mine who is a student in dentistry, close to graduation. If I didn't tell him every tooth he saw had two or more fillings he wouldve said my teeth were perfect. You physically cannot tell I have fillings - they are that well made that when I tell people this, even students of dentistry, think I am lying.