My Truthful Experience with All on 4

So this time last year I was feeling a mixture of nerves and excitement and basically wishing it was the following summer already. It already seems like an age ago I had my first surgery to remove all my upper teeth and have the implants done. It’s funny how looking back time seems to have gone so fast but wanted something to all done and finished while having it done time seems to go so slowly.
I am still so loving everything about my new teeth. 6 months on since my permanents was fitted my lisp is pretty much gone, I can eat anything I want now, and I so enjoy an apple again. I find them very easy to keep clean. I must confess I’m just a little bit obsessed with cleaning them, I love the feel of them after I clean them, they feel so incredibly smooth.
I have had so many compliments on my teeth, I use to feel like I needed to say I had had them done, now I just carry on smiling and say thank you.
I noticed I’d lost a lot of confidence in the few years leading up to having my teeth done but it’s definitely coming back. I’m so happy about this because I’m wanting to take my little beauty and nail business on a bit ( we’ll a lot really ) from the few regular clients I have to a lot of clients. I’m very passionate about beauty and nails and can’t wait to help make people to feel fabulous everyday. I’m feeling confident enough now to meet and treat new people thanks to my beautiful teeth. Just need to figure out this Fb page thing. The whole advertising part is definitely not my strong point.
Good luck to everyone having or about to have treatment done.
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Yeah. Got my little beauties back in, oh how I missed them. They look amazing again, feel incredible. I'm so happy. My dentist also had 2 hard mouth guards made for me to wear at night so if I do continue to grind my teeth I won't be able to do damage. Once the guards are in place you can't really feel them as they are so thin and because made of a clear plastic type stuff you can't really see it either. I think these little mouth guards should be just given to everyone who has this treatment done to protect the teeth anyway. Fingers crossed my teeth are problem free from now on.

How Annoying. I would seem grinding my teeth at night has become a habit. Woke myself up with that awful crunching sound, I'd chipped 4 of my beautiful new teeth. I ran to the bathroom at 2am praying I hadn't done to much damage. My new teeth along the left side looked a right mess ( to me it was a disaster, in reality it wasn't really that bad, just chipped the top glossy bit ) of course this happened on a Saturday morning so wasn't able to get hold of my dentist till the Monday. I spent the whole weekend panicking that more and more tooth would start to chip away. My dentist was away on a training course in Italy till the Thursday and I was going to Spain for a weeks holibobs on the Thursday morning so really needed something done to see me though a couple of weeks. Another dentist at the practice was able to fill the chips and make the look presentable, unfortunately they didn't have the filling materials in the same very white my teeth are so it was kinda noticeable but only to the point it made my teeth look very natural with a slight discolouration to a few teeth. All the repairs apart from the tiny little 1 on the tooth next to my front tooth stayed in place. I brought a mouth garde to wear when I sleep. Had an appointment today to see my dentist, to my disappointment I've got to upper temporary teeth back in till next Friday so my permanent teeth can be mended and I think strengthened, I'm also having a hard mouth garde made so I can t do damage if I grind them. I'm not liking having the temporary back in, the colour is so different from the permanent bottom teeth. I will not smile at all for the next week till my permanent teeth are back in.