Years of fear and neglect finally caught with this gentleman. Due to gum disease and cavities, it was decided that we needed to remove his upper teeth and make him a temporary upper denture. During a sedation dentistry visit, we extracted his upper teeth and delivered his new denture. In six months we will make him a new cosmetic denture. He was very pleased with his new smile.

Had not been in to see the dentist in sometime. Cleaned him up and had back in great shape after one long sedation dentistry visit. Don’t put off your dental cleaning appointment.

A high fear patient who was worried what the pretty hygienist was going to do him. We sedated him, the hygienist worked him over for a few hours and he never even knew he had been to our office. The power of Sedation Dentistry! His gums are now in great shape.

It is not always what you can see above the gumline that counts. Often the damage to the underlying bone can only be seen on x-rays and corrected with a deep root planning procedure. This is a simple case of gum disease with a six week follow up photograph.

Can you say, Kiss me Baby Cakes? No? Then come in and see us soon. We can help get your mouth and your teeth healthy. Kiss’s.

Look at the pictures up close, and realize this patient like almost all patients with gum disease had no idea that things looked so bad. No Pain, no symptoms to drive them to the dentist office. Keep your gums healthy, it will keep your entire body healthy.

Time. Too much time between dental cleanings for this young lady. You can almost feel the swelling and tenderness when you look at these photographs. But she has no pain. Has noticed some bleeding however. Remember, you should not see ANY pink in the SINK when you brush your teeth.

This is what you do not want to happen to you. None of this gum disease process is causing this patient any pain, although he lost a lot of gum tissue attachment around some of his teeth. He followed through with his gum treatments and now has healthy gums.

Smoking and not visiting your dentist can lead to this. Not so attractive when you see it up close. This patient chose sedation dentistry to have his initial deep tissue root planning scaling treatment completed.

Gum Disease, Sedation Dentistry

When this patient came into the office he was very concerned about the appearance of his teeth. He had severely bad breath and was unsure of what was occurring with his gums. He has a classic case of periodontal (gum disease) disease. After a periodontal scaling (deep cleaning) this patient is able to smile again. He no longer has concerns of breath odor or buildup at his gums. With routine cleanings he will be able to maintain a healthy smile. One reason for this patient ignoring his oral health, was his fear of dental procedures. He was able to have his dental work completed with the aid of sedation dentistry. This patient has no memory of having his teeth and gums cleaned, or the shots needed to complete the cleaning.