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No more Photoshopping my smile!

I've gotten very excited about the 2020 election, specifically, Pete Buttigieg's candidacy. I recently had the opportunity to meet Mayor Pete and his husband, Chasten, at a fundraiser in NYC. They had professionals there taking photos, and I was SO happy with how they turned out. Check out the great smiles here! (Oh, and while you're at it, check out some of Pete's videos--he is amazingly smart, reasonable, and kind. Even if you support another candidate, having Pete in the race is elevating the conversation.)

Had my first cleaning

I went in a couple of weeks ago for my first cleaning since I got the final teeth in late October. I've been as conscientious as I can with using the WaterPik and brushing, including using an interdental brush. I was sort of nervous because historically I've dreaded checkups because I did such a lousy job of cleaning at home.
I'd assumed they would remove the teeth for cleaning, but they did not--she just cleaned with a scraper and polished my teeth, pretty much the same way they would with real teeth. My hygienist said they looked GREAT, that I was doing an excellent job. That was a big relief, and it also made me a bit giddy, since I've NEVER in my LIFE heard those words from a dental professional! I have to say, the fact that it's uncomfortable/unpleasant to have anything under the arch is a great motivator to keep up with the cleaning--the discomfort of not doing it is a great deterrent to neglect!
She said she didn't see any reason for me to come in more often than once every six months or so. The one place where she thought I could use a bit more work was at the very back of the arches. She gave me an additional brush (TePe Universal Care) that is angled and has a narrow horizontal head that's great for those corners, as well as brushing along the gumline.
Most of the time I'm not even aware of the implants. They are comfortable and I barely notice them. And I'm really happy with my smile. I went out to visit family and friends across the country at Christmastime, and got so many compliments on my smile--and I find myself smiling a lot more than I used to (even on those days when it doesn't feel like there's much to smile about).
I have not one ounce of regret over any of the money I spent to get this result. It has been totally worth it.

Bite check/adjustment

The doc filed down the molars just a bit. The bite definitely is better now, though it may need one more adjustment. I'm leaving for a long vacation this week (till after Thanksgiving) and we agreed that I'll see how these feel over the next three weeks or so, and if I need a further adjustment when I get back we can do that then. After all, it's a lot easier to file them down a tad more than to put material back (which is basically impossible).

I'm so happy I got the finals before my vacation--it will make the whole trip more pleasant.

Provider Review

Dr. Alan Meltzer
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Dr. Meltzer has been great to deal with. Personable, professional, and highly skilled. His office staff are outstanding, as well. The office is state-of-the-art with a lab tech on site. Communications have been clear and timely.