David P.
David had significant damage from excessive bite force. His front teeth had become badly worn down. In addition, many of his teeth were notched at the gum line as a result of the bending and flexing pressure from his bite. Partly as a result of this, he also had uneven gums. In just two visits we were able to give David a new smile. Sedation dentistry helped make his visit comfortable. In places with notching and receding gums, porcelain restorations--a total of 10 upper and 4 lower--covered the damage and recession. Then laser gingival contouring resulted in an even gum line.
