Boston Full Mouth Dental Reconstruction for Anxious Dental Patient
Imagine not going to the dentist for over 20 years and the problems that might arise. Believe it or not, there are a lot of people like this. These people had bad experiences with the dentist as a child or young adult and simply refused to go. After enough time, in most cases over 10 years, they can not take it anymore and start looking for a dentist and often find us.
We treat at least 20 people like this every year. These patients are scared and instead of calling often fill out a contact form. In turn, we contact them and they speak directly to me so that I can offer them hope and encourage them to come in for a free consult.
At their first appointment, it is rare that I do anything more than look in their mouths. From my experience, I can tell them roughly what needs to be done and how long it will take. Most can not believe how fast it can be done and how few appointments it will take. They also can not believe that everything is done at this office by me.
We saw a patient like this yesterday. We had completed in one visit , her periodontal work, extractions, four root canals and thirteen fillings. Yesterday, three weeks had passed and she can not wait to get her 22 crowns made which will take two weeks because of our onsite lab. Our onsite lab, New England Creative Dental Arts, http://www.newenglandcreativedentalarts.com/, provides us with the highest quality restorations in the least amount of time.
Please visit our photo gallery http://www.restoreteeth.com/full-mouth-reconstruction.php#full_mouth_reconstruction, titled full mouth reconstruction. You will be able to see some amazing work and we would love to meet you if we can help so don’t hesitate to call 781-894-4114.
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