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Dr. Jimmie and Staff, Thank you, two little words
that mean so much too so many. Yet, it doesn’t seem to be enough;
after all you have done for me. Over the last 14 years, I have
been ashamed to smile open mouthed to anyone. I trained myself to
talk without moving my upper lip, for fear someone would see the
horror in my mouth. I only opened my bottom lip to talk (which was
not much better) then approx 2 months ago, two of those bottom teeth
(in front) broke in half. |
Talk about the WOW effect. When I walked through that door, I was talked to like a person. I was so nervous when it came time for you to look in my mouth, I thought here we go. Well you looked in my mouth and never even batted an eye, you told me different options I could go with, and helped me (calling me at home) make the best decision for me. I explained that I really wanted to have all this work done before my son’s wedding in May, and also all in one day. You said no problem, and two weeks later, you had completed my mouth. I cannot say Thank You enough to you and your great team. I now am retraining myself to open my mouth and smile. I pass a mirror and can’t believe it is me. I eat and I do not choke, I used to choke every time I ate (lack of teeth to chew). I have told many people I feel like I just won the lottery. However, truth be told, Anderson Dental Group is a gift from God!!! Smiling with Pride, Courage and Strength, Pam M |
Okay so then I couldn’t show any teeth
when talking. Try practicing that. My dental problems were not
lack of going to the dentist. Oh I went. Yet I would find a dentist
via the phone book, go there, get in the chair, and then have him
say things like "I have never seen such bad teeth in all my life",
so I would pick myself up off the floor, and go find another one,
just to hear "I haven’t seen teeth like this since 1960. Always taking my already low self worth and knocking it down even more. If
your dentist makes you feel like you are a bad person, then who do
you go to? 
