Nancy’s smile makeover had been a long time coming.
“I've been wanting to get my teeth corrected since I was eight years old. At the age of 8, I had chipped my front tooth and have been having to bond my tooth, every few years. I've gotten to a stage in my life where the bonding was just no longer working. I developed a stain on the tooth and it was no longer lining up with my other front tooth.”
While Nancy had been dealing with this problem for decades, in her mind, time was running out because her daughter was getting married, and she didn’t want to look “embarrassing” in pictures. Even though it was a bit of a journey, she decided to go see Dr. Mohr.
“I drove almost 90 minutes (each way and worth it) to meet with him. We discussed what my options could be. I never felt pressured on how many teeth I should have veneered. On the contrary, all he kept saying over and over is, “I want you to be happy. I want you to tell me what you want.”
This was refreshing because it was the exact opposite of what she had experienced in the past.
“Prior to meeting with Dr. Mohr, I had visited another dentist in the Long Island area who did not make those suggestions. Rather, the dentist suggested that I'd have my entire mouth veneered. The truth is my entire mouth did not need to get veneered.”
