Primum non nocere ("First, do no harm") Part 2

This is a story of a nice lady that sought our help recently. 

Sue is a 40 something woman who wanted to improve her smile.  So her dentist provided aesthetic all ceramic crowns for the upper front teeth.   

               

She also had tooth colored crowns to restore some    of the back teeth with large amalgams.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sue had several bite adjustments to these restorations since it did not feel right.  The symptoms gradually progressed to the point of "debilitating".  She loved her work caring for mentally challenged people.  But she simply could not carry on, when she had constant pain that had worn her down.  The list of symptoms is long and they were present constantly. 

 

I will talk about these symptoms and what was done....in the next post:  Part 3

 

 

 

 

Comments

[san diego cosmetic dentists]

I think after the procedures there be a lot improvement in sue's smile. I cant wait to see her new smile.

-heather-

[san diego cosmetic dentists]

Smart post! i also need to undergo in this kind of procedure to make my smile long last. Keep up the good work.

by: florence

[PR]

Thank you for your kind comments, Florence.

I sincerely hope that more doctors would consider this idea of "doing no harm" and the Golden rule...before doing any treatment for those that trust their care to them.