Beyond Veneers and Cosmetic Dentistry - No Drilling, No Surgery
Patients experience gum recession along with the loss of the papilla or gum between their teeth leaving an unsightly “black triangle” space. Over time, the space gets bigger and food gets stuck between the teeth which creates an “a smile with food stuck in the dark triangles”. Gum grafting for gum recession has been a partial solution that doesn’t work all of the time because the spaces are too large. Many of these patients also need bite correction, they may clench and grind their teeth, may have crooked teeth, suffer from small chins, have overbites, experience premature aging and have a facial profile with a weak jawline.
Sometimes it is best to let the patient tell their own story. Kim sent us the following review 11/25/2015 - 3 days after treatment was completed:
Hear and see this patient tell her own story.
Hello Dr. Muslin,
"I would first like to say that if I seemed at all hesitant or unsure in expressing thanks for the work you did on me, it is only because I am still adjusting to seeing unfamiliar teeth in my mouth. Everything overall is very beautiful, your skills and eye for detail are b-e-y-o-n-d compare, my new bite feels ah-mazing, and I've regained the confidence to smile again-- BEST feeling ever!! Thank you, thank you, and thank you! I am sure I will feel more elated as I become more accustomed to what I see in the mirror :)"
"As mentioned, I found your office via your website because I was able to Google my individual issues (black triangle/gum recession, bite alignment, grinding, veneers) and your name kept coming up. Your website was the ONLY one that offered enough information for me to be able to decide that you were the one that would be able to treat all my issues.”
1 - “I went to my dentist for Gum Rejuvenation surgery. She could treat the gum loss I had along the sides but NOT the gum loss in the front. Strike one 😞”
2 - “I was referred to a periodontist. He said I had way too much gum loss and that I needed traditional grafting (treatment time 3-months each side= 6-months total), BUT he could ONLY treat the side teeth, that NOTHING could be done to treat the holes in the front. Strike two 😞”
4 - “The periodontist also said to get veneers after the braces come off-- but veneers might not work on me since I'm a grinder and I'd knock them off. Perhaps whole crowns would be better, but I'd have to ask my own dentist about it when the time came. More waiting time... Strike four 😞”
“Thank you for a wonderful experience with you and your staff. Not only did I get all my dental issues addressed, but also I gained length/height to my teeth, which no other dentist/specialist could offer me. Plus, I just realized that I no longer need to get fillers in my chin or lips as I had planned-- it wasn't a problem with my chin or lips, it was my teeth! As with all things unfamiliar, I was nervous going to your office, but now that everything is done, I know that I could not have made a better choice than choosing you to give me new teeth. I'm still getting used to my smile, but other than that, I could not be happier! My dentist was right in saying you are in the top 1%. I'm glad I chose you”.
“Thank you so much for everything! I will see you soon!”
Kim
Note: This post was published unedited with the patient's permission. Photos and photo captions were added by Dr. Sam Muslin.
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