Patient Testimonials

Because of all my surgeries, I was bed-bound for a year. Brushing my teeth and all that was not really a high priority for me. It was trying to get better, trying to get the infection hell gone.

So my teeth suffered. I've had four teeth pulled. So I'm trying to get back to that point where I have a nice smile.

I am not scared to smile or be jovial with opening my mouth. I've got the liners so I can get the implants done. Because I'm missing teeth.

So I need to fix that before I go to get the implants. I can feel them moving. I like that better.

You can't really tell I have them on except for the lisp I have sometimes. But other than that, I mean, I said he would explain everything to you. Any questions you have, he was more than happy to find out.

If he didn't know, if he does, he will tell you. It was just very calming. Okay, there will be these good things happening.

And then here are some of the negative things that could happen. The pain is one of those things that could happen. With them moving and then taking them out and then trying to eat.

It's a little painful until your teeth kind of relax. But he told me that ahead of time. When it happened, I wasn't like, oh, what's going on? So I like the fact that he gives information more than you may want.

But at least you have that information. For me, it was really calming because he's actually invested in his practice and his patience.

I cleaned my teeth, there was a cleaning procedure, I was fine, I didn't have any issues, except for my caps. I have two caps in my front teeth, and they said, we got to take care of those now, because if you wait, it's going to be a little worse, a little more work. So I said, okay, let's take care of them.

And that's when Dr. K said, okay, I'll take care of them. You won't be without teeth, I'll make sure you have teeth. We're in the process of taking care of them and so forth.

Okay, write it up and let's do it. So we made the, this was earlier in this month, so on Friday, we made the appointment. Here we are.

I didn't have enough roots underneath my caps, you know, because we did talk about that. And the best option was permanence. And I already made up my mind a while back that I was going to get permanence the next time my cap fell.

There was no way I was about to buy it, because you couldn't put partials in there or whatever, because I didn't have any roots, you know, the roots are very small. So the next option would be permanence, no matter what, you have to get permanence. And I already made up my mind I was going to get permanence.

And I know how good they are, so permanence it is.

He is so positive and friendly and I knew that before because I've known him for several years before coming here. He's genuine, he's very genuine and makes me feel very comfortable when I'm in the chair. I've had a lifetime of a lot of major dental care and I've not had a great deal of confidence in my smile because of the issues that I have dealt with and he's been helping a lot with things that can be done to help me.

I wear braces, can you tell I'm wearing braces right now? And there's a noticeable difference. I'm a little more than halfway through that program or that treatment. I'm feeling very, very happy about that choice and the confidence that he promised I could have with my smile.

So some of that's been good, really positive.

The family setting, they make you feel comfortable and because of that I got my sister here and they worked on my sister and then I proceeded to get my father in here and I was already in here first but it was uh they made you feel comfortable so because of that and they treat you like family because every time you walk in here how you doing and they treat you by name not by hello you know it's by name like right now when they came in here you heard them say I don't know Mr. Mulan they know you and that it's refreshing

I had four dental implants. It's been two years now, I think, since those were put in, and they're the, you know, the four molars here. And one of the things that my specialist who did those mentioned was that I would possibly need braces to make sure the teeth didn't move away from the implants, put me at risk of losing them.

And I already would have loved to have gotten braces, but thought at my age, who gets braces in their 70s, right? But that became a very important reason to have them. I'm just very, very grateful, very happy for that choice. When I talked to Dr. Williams about it initially, he was absolutely positive and certain that it was the right thing to do and that it would work.

I can tell very definitely that it's working, that my teeth are moving, the spacing is more even. It will put the proper pressure on the implants to keep them safe and secure, and they've been so easy to wear. I have grandchildren in braces and they're so jealous.

I've just decided it's just going to get better, you know, and I do feel more comfortable because I can tell the difference in my teeth moving and straightening a bit. I think just knowing that it is being better makes me more confident already.

I actually started before that Dr. Williams bought the practice. I've always hated going going to the dentist. I've had really bad experiences when I was younger.

So coming to the dentist, I've always had to have gas or something to calm my nerves. And then when Dr. Williams took over, it was very relaxed. He asked me about my fears, about the dentist and all that.

I gave it to him and he made sure that that I got the least amount of pain as possible.