By JuanitaKitchens December 09, 2014
I have heard of you helping people with teeth problems. I have no income whatsoever, I cant work because of disabilities. I wanted to ask for your help. I had to have all of teeth pulled because where I lived the water was well water, nasty, dirty, sandy. By using the water it ate my teeth, caused disease, had constant problems and decided to just get them all pulled. Now I don't have teeth. I was wondering if you could help me with a pro bono pair of dentures. I need help. I would love to be able to smile and eat certain foods you cant chew without teeth. If you do consider me my e mail address is juanitaandmike7@gmail.com Leave me a message. Thanks a bunch. ...read more
By HaleyLowe December 28, 2013
If I was to help give advice to anyone PLEASE take this one. Don't waste your time or money. I have NEVER been so upset with any business. I tried this place for the first time this past week because everywhere else was booked, and I needed my teeth cleaned before the end of the year so this was my only option. My appointment was at 3, but I got there at 2:45 to see 1 person sitting in the lobby. The lady at the desk seemed to be the typical college student just playing on her phone and flipping through the TV to waste time. As I sat and waited to be called it was 4:20 until I was. Angry, I did not smile giving them a clue that I wasn't so happy with the wait. This girl with blonde hair named Emma or Emily did not even apologize for the wait but told me to walk over to her room. Did not ask how I was.. NOTHING. It was awkward and uncomfortable. As I got into the room there was NO words spoken throughout the procedure. She did tell me to open wider at one point, if that counts. When she cleaned my teeth, It felt as if she was carving her name into my teeth, I saw blood dripping from my mouth. It hurt so bad, that I wanted to just stand up and RUN out. The dentist came in and did not ask how I was but asked "emma or emily" how I was? After examining my teeth for awhile, they said "Okay, were done." and let me walk out. PLEASE save yourself and DO NOT COME HERE. I will NOT be coming back EVER and I PROMISE i will do everything in my power to never let anyone else go through what I had too. Worse mistake of my life. ...read more
By VilsonQehaja January 15, 2013
If someone knows Dr. Erin Elliott, tell her Vilson said Hi…..and she needs to go back to school and retake classes on communications. I have never had the pleasure speaking with a Dr. like Erin Elliot who expresses herself like a “drunk woman at bars”. If anyone needs children’s dental work skip dr. Erin Elliot. On the other note her staff is very professional. Thank you,With respect your “patient/customer Vilson Qehaja” ...read more
We began using a new acrylic for the "gum" portion of our dentures during the fourth quarter of 2006. Diamond D acrylic has been on the market for a couple years now and we couldn't be more pleased with the results we have received. Since it's introduction into our office in October of 2006 we have seen far fewer to no problems with breakage and the teeth are bonding much better to the acrylic. If you have had a strong bite to pose problems with reoccurring breakage and teeth popping out call our office to schedule a Diamond D denture or to ask for more information! -Courtenay, Receptionist 07/09/07 ...read more
By Leslie Hazel, D.M.D. July 09, 2007
In the United States, dental students may choose to study forensic dentistry as an elective or obtain a postgraduate degree. The elective is a short course. A postgraduate allows students to receive a specialized degree. The University of Texas-San Antonio and the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology r... ...read more
Remember the embarrassment of falling asleep in front of someone, while your dentures slip from the roof of your mouth. Just far enough, not wanting anyone to know in the first place, you are wearing dentures. A proper fit is the best solution. In a pinch, however, denture adhesive can help prevent an... ...read more