Candy’s first visit was for a thorough oral examination which included a cancer screening and cosmetic dental evaluation. All necessary x-rays, diagnostic records and digital photographs were taken. A firm foundation is needed upon which recommendations are based for optimal dental health. Models of Candy’s teeth were made and given to a dental laboratory technician to fabricate an example of final restorations for use during the temporary phase of treatment.

From the study of Candy’s x-rays and diagnostic records, treatment options were discussed based on the conditions present in her mouth and possible solutions were recommended. Oral medication to help Candy feel relaxed during treatment. A digital image was made and reviewed with Candy and her daughter, Kate to show her what her new smile might look like. Candy and Kate were both very excited to begin as soon as possible.

Oral medication was given to Candy and she was monitored continuously during the procedure with a pulse oximeter (a device that monitors blood pressure and oxygen level). The treatment consisted of initial deep scaling, buildups and temporary crowns were fabricated for her upper teeth. Candy was given detailed instructions for care and a description of all the procedures that were done.

After this first step in her comprehensive care, Candy was finally able to be proud of her new temporary smile and wear lipstick for the first time in many years so she could showcase the beginnings of her new smile.

Oral medication was given to Candy to keep her as comfortable as possible during the procedure. The treatment consisted of initial deep scaling, buildups and temporary crowns were fabricated for her lower teeth. Candy was given detailed instructions for care and a description of all the procedures that were done.

After the completion of this step in her comprehensive care, Candy was able to see her new beautiful temporary smile. Candy now had the ability to visualize what her final smile makeover would look like.