Patient Testimonials & Reviews | Middlesex NJ

Donna P. on how implant supported dentures improved her life

I had eight implants placed by the surgeon that works with Dr. Reilly. He has improved the look of my smile. And actually, people will look at me and say, "Hey, what's going on? Are you in love or something?" Because I look ... I don't know. I must look different or happy or something. But I think the smile has taken years off of my appearance, and who doesn't want that without (inaudible), right?

The eating process has been really good. In the beginning you're a little sore, you have to have a soft diet that the doctor recommends it. But now I'm at the point where that's not necessary, so I can eat whatever I like. I could bite into an apple, have corn on the cob. Things like that people take for granted when you have good teeth. Eating nuts, all those things that you enjoy eating that you would shy away from if you had dentures and all of that. So that's all changed now.

This is something I've been wanting to do for a very long time, and I just didn't ... I was fearful because you have to have the right person to do it because it's a lot of work, and it's an investment in your smile. A lot of people are doing implants or four-on-fours or whatever the process is out there for a full-arch replacement, and you don't always know. You can read reviews, you can go online. So you don't always know if you're going to get the best care with a big procedure. From the moment I came here, I was always apprehensive because it's big. I was apprehensive, but I felt like I was in good hands, and I felt like I've made the right choice for myself.

Donna P. on the comfortable enviroment helping to reduce anxiety

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The staff made my stay or my business here very comfortable. First of all, you didn't wait long in the waiting room, which causes a lot of people anxiety, so they were cognizant of that. The most I've ever waited for the doctor is 10 minutes. And then once you're inside, they give you a little pillow, a blanket, put the TV on. There's usually somebody in there. My past experiences of being left into the doctor's office, I don't know if you've experienced where they put you in the room, and then 25 minutes and you're wondering if they forgot you. Twenty-five minutes you're sitting there, and you're like, “Okay, where's the staff?”

That is not the case here. There's always somebody checking in, coming in, and talking with you. That's how I got to know some of the staff here, just by chatting about things. So, when you go into the room, and you relax and put a pillow, a blanket, the TV's on, “How you doing, Donna, how's things going?” You know, that's important. So, you start to relax right away, 'cause you feel like it's a good atmosphere, you're not waiting, creating anxiety in your head, that kind of thing.

Elizabeth K. on feeling good about her smile due to Dental Veneers

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I don't remember how long I've been coming here. It's been very long time. My teeth were a real mess, I had a big space between my teeth, was just hereditary in my family. I only had one tooth up here, but I had three down here. It's very weird, and because I had such horrendous dental treatment in the past, I just wasn't going to go.

I made an appointment and canceled it, I made an appointment and canceled it, I made an appointment and canceled it. And probably the last appointment I was going to cancel I called Josie and I said, "I'm going to be really late." She said, "It's okay, we'll wait." Had a consultation, and the sedation was a little blue pill.

I was able to see what my teeth were going to look like that day, which was like, "Uh," because my teeth were nasty and people are constantly complementing me on my teeth: "Oh, you got some gorgeous teeth. How did you get that?" And then I tell them how I got that. In terms of veneers and talking about choices of what I could do, you know, I really depended on the expertise of Dr. Reilly and his staff.

So, and as I said, I believe right after the sedation dentistry, but I could see what my smile was going to look like. It was like overwhelming, it is right then and there. Things get done quickly here. If you're afraid of pain, this is where you go, because they're very, very aware of the fact that sometimes this stuff might hurt. There's very little anxiety for me now, because I know that I'm in really good and honest terms, nobody's going to hurt me here.

Elizabeth K. on not having anxiety at the practice

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This practice, oh gosh, I don't even know how many years I've been coming here, but it is friendly, it has no fear attached, because going to the dentist has a lot of fear attached for many people, including myself before I came here. It's a warm, friendly, incredibly proficient dental office. I mean, they absolutely know what they're doing. I've recommended many people to come here. It feels homey. It feels like home. I'm not afraid to go to the dentist anymore, that's a biggie.

Everybody knows what they're doing, I mean, whether Dr. Reilly is in the room working on me, or Joyce is, or anybody else. They all know what they're doing. I have complete trust in every single person. He's very honest. He is very aware of a patient's levels of anxiety. So, he's very, very cognizant of that. I mean, the office itself is. I mean, we have the blankets that, you know, and the little squishy things, the anxiety balls, and stuff like ... There was actually a tooth that I probably broke by pulling back and forth. If I hear it once while I'm here, I hear it 32,000 times: “Are you okay? Are you okay? Are you okay? Are you okay?” And that's extremely reassuring because if you're not okay and you do have some pain that you weren't expecting, they do something about it immediately.

Henrietta W. on Dental Veneers

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I had veneers on, and they were about 15 years old. What happened is I had fallen, and I had cracked one of them. When I got them originally, it wasn't by a cosmetic specialist like he is, okay, like Dr. Reilly is. What happened was it cracked, and the color never matched my other teeth. They were my front two teeth. I had had braces later in life, and I developed a gap in between my two teeth. They would bond them, but the bonding wouldn't adhere after a while, so this dentist elected to put two veneers on, and when he did I noticed they just didn't fit right. They didn't feel right. They felt bulky.

So, when I came here, and after I had had my fillings replaced, I had had a root canal at that time, and I had had a crown, I said, "You know what? Let me go and ask them what he thinks about the veneers." He didn't push it. He said, "It's up to the patient." He leaves it up to the patient when it comes to that. So, I said to him, "I really want to have it done," and I just felt that he ... I had seen the videos that he had had in the office playing in here in the reception area, and I said, "You know what? I trusted him with everything else. Why not trust him with this? What fear do I have? What do I have to lose? Nothing except getting a good smile."

When people look at you, what's the first thing they see? It's your smile. I had them done. We did the uppers, and then we did the lowers in a pretty rapid time period, and I've had no incidents. I mean, they feel natural. They don't feel bulky. They match. People tell me I have such a pretty smile. And I just feel like when I come here, if there was something that was going to go awry, they would take care of it, but I've had no issues.

Henrietta W. on her Dental Crown experience

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I had my veneers put on, and I was having a problem with one of the veneers. Dr. Reilly said, "Keep an eye on it. If you have a problem, call me." He's always available. I came in, and I noticed that this was a tooth that had a large filling in it. So having the veneer ... the veneer was removed. I needed a crown because the tooth was just going to be so damaged. So he took the impressions. It seemed like it went by in a heartbeat. I had no repercussions at all. And to this day, I have no repercussions. You wouldn't know that there's a crown on my tooth, other than it looks nice. But no pain, no anxiety. I just came in with the perspective that if he said I needed it done, I was going to have it done, and I was going to have it done as soon as he could do it, which was immediately he took care of it, and knowing that I wasn't going to have any after-effects. Because if I did, I would have a team there ready to take care of it, and I still do to this day. So I'm grateful for them.

Henrietta W. On her Root Canals and the importance of Preventative Care

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I was coming in for a routine cleaning with Joyce, and she took X-rays. It was my time to have X-rays that time of the year, so I had X-rays taken, and she noticed a spot. She called Dr. Reilly in immediately, okay? Within a heartbeat, he was there, he was right at my side, and he told me that “it looks like we're going to have to do a root canal,” but I had no fear because I had been coming here and I built a rapport with them, and I didn't feel like, you know, if they had to do a root canal, they had to do a root canal. I've heard horror stories about root canals and how they could go awry. I had such a good experience coming forward to this point with the fillings being replaced at that point, and I had a crown put on, which I never had before, with no issues. Why would I be fearful of a root canal?

So he started it immediately. There was no delay. He started immediately. I came back two weeks later. They finished it, and I've had no problems ever since, but I think the whole thing that people have to understand is that it's a joint effort, you know? Dr. Reilly can only do so much, but if you don't come for your checkups or you don't come to follow through on a procedure that may take more than once, then it's on the patient. It's not on the practice.

The other thing that I wanted to mention is that every time I've had something that was extensive, like when I had to have my fillings taken out, that was an extensive procedure. I call that a long appointment. Dr. Reilly would call you in the evening and say, "Are you okay? Are you feeling okay? Is there anything I can do?" What doctor even does that? Nevermind a dentist. He takes the extra step. He makes you feel like you're the most important person coming in that day and that if you have something done that he's going to make sure that nothing goes awry, everything's going to be okay. The care here is not only consistent, it's just to a point where you just don't have to worry, you just come in, you just call. You call the front desk, they get somebody immediately.

Henrietta W. on why she likes coming to ths practice

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I think in the beginning when you first come to a new practice, you may have a little bit apprehension about coming in. But the first thing he said to me when he saw me was, "We're not going to do anything today unless you have an emergency. We're just going to do an evaluation." And he put his hand on my shoulder, and he just made me feel so calm. And the girls from the front desk to the assistants, they just were very caring. And the thing about this practice is it's one-on-one. They are with you through every procedure. They don't leave you alone. They want to know if you have any concerns, they're constantly asking you. They just reassure you. So I felt that when I came here and after I had the initial evaluation that this was a right fit for me.

It was an extensive evaluation. I had never had an evaluation like that before. Very, very extensive. And so he came in after the X-rays were done, after the exam was done. He did his own exam. And his chairside manner, it was just unbelievable. He made you just feel like you were an old friend and you had been here for the longest time. He discussed the treatment plan. He actually educates you on why this treatment plan has to be put in place or what his suggestions are. You can decide not to go with it, but when I met him, I just felt so at ease, and I felt that he just ... he answers every question. You don't leave without your questions being answered or your concerns being addressed. And I just felt like, you know what, this was the right fit for me.

James C. on his dental veneers and other services that he received

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He has basically done everything from cavities to cracked fillings. Now, most recently, earlier this week a root canal. He's replaced all the mercury fillings I've had with, I guess, porcelain ones. And one day I woke up and decided I just didn't like the look of my smile. So I called the doctor and said, "All right, let's do the whole transformation with the veneers."

What a wonderful experience that was. And of course, now I have the smile I like.

I'm a professional. I'm in the field all the time. And one's appearance, you know, is not an unimportant factor. In terms of my smile, I was never nuts about it, but it's an investment in time and money to do the veneers, and just one day it just struck me: this has to happen. I mean, it's very easy, you pick up the phone, you call, you say, "I'm coming in."

It was done very quickly, very efficiently. I actually left with a temporary set of veneers, looked amazing. Like, the transformation was actually remarkable. I mean, I wasn't toothless, but the fact is, it went from an average-looking guy's mouth with a bunch of crooked teeth on the lower level, sort of like Chiclets – that's what the doctor would say, my teeth were like Chiclets – to a magnificent movie star smile. So, what a great day that was. And it's like that every day now.

You're always more confident when you're not concerned about an element of your appearance that just isn't to your satisfaction. But I do get, "Boy, you have really nice teeth. Really nice teeth," from women, mostly. Women, I notice, notice two things. Teeth and shoes. They're very into teeth and shoes. But it's a rare thing where I don't get, "You know, you have lovely teeth, Jim."

So yeah, it's great. It's great. It's a good thing.

James C. on why he loves coming to the practice

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I have been coming to this specific address since I was a young man. Dr. Reilly took over the previous dentist practice, and I was one of Dr. Reilly's very first patients, and I'd been with him all this time. He has an extraordinarily good dentist, and a person who is so easy to trust. His level of confidence and skill are just exemplary.

So, I'll probably be coming to this place, and hopefully he doesn't retire anytime soon because he's a master at what he does. His personality is genuine, friendly, and concerned. He's a good listener. Since I've known him for years, it doesn't almost matter for me, but I suspect he's someone who can put a new patient at ease very quickly. Staff is always upbeat, they're friendly, courteous, efficient. This is an operation that is well oiled.

Everyone is a pleasant, again, pleasant, efficient, courteous, great staff, great staff. And that is not typical of many physicians’ staffs. People say, “Oh, the doctor was great, but ugh, the staff.” He's got the whole thing going. But when it comes to Ralph Reilly, I have referred many people to him and his staff over the years. I think there is a degree of difference between dentists, and I think there's a degree of difference in every professional.

But without exception, every person who has come here has said, “You know, I'm so glad you referred me to Ralph.” Everything about his procedure, the initial meeting, the assessment of what needed to be done, how will it be done, laying out the steps, laying out the time frame, his staff laying out the finances for it. Their experience was, “This is a superior experience.” Was it fun? Well, it's still going to the dentist, but in terms of what their expectation was, Dr. Reilly and his staff exceeded them greatly.

Linda T. on her teeth grinding

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I didn't know the signs of my grinding. I had no idea. I had ... my teeth were ... I thought that it was, I had molars that were filled when I was young with those big, ugly silver fillings, and I thought it was just the way that they did it. That that was the reason why the fillings were falling out, and my teeth were cracking. "Oh, it must be this."

I was getting my cleaning, and the dental hygienist said, "Boy, you grind." I was like, "What? No, I don't."

I thought that you would have gum pain, pain in your mouth, and you'd have headaches from, apparently, this prolonged grinding. I didn't have any of that, not that I was aware of. If I had a headache, I thought it was just a headache. I did not know that it was all going on in my mouth.

He was fixing a cracked tooth, and then another tooth cracked, and another tooth cracked. I had three different cracked teeth that he fixed. He's like, "Well, it's because you're grinding." He showed me my teeth, and how they were flat. He's like, "Teeth aren't supposed to be flat." I was like, "Really?"

This grinding was creating an enormous number of problems in my mouth. I really did not want to admit it. I didn't want to accept it. But, as I said, after bonding fails, and you're fixing cracked teeth, it's time to admit it.

Once I got that mouthguard, I've realized that not only was I grinding, I was having a party on that thing. I looked at my mouthguard, and there was actual dents in it. It was like, "Okay, I guess I'm grinding." I really didn't realize what was going on, and the damage I was doing. It was just going to get worse.

He saved me and my teeth a lot of money. If I hadn't gotten the mouthguard – which I thought was so expensive – but that was nothing compared to fixing 32 teeth in your mouth because you've ground them down to nothing. That was a big, big, major difference, and, again, no one had ever told me about it.

Linda T. on why she chooses to come to this practice

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I've been to not a lot of dentists, I'm one of those people who are loyal probably to a fault. The reason I had to switch was because I had to change my insurance. I would say come here because, just because of my experience where I apparently had a history of problems that were unidentified. I would've been better had I known the actual problems so that I could resolve them with just a quick 800-dollar mouthguard as opposed to 300 here, 200 there, 500 there. You're just throwing money.

Dr. Reilly is gonna identify your issue, he's gonna be completely honest with you. And he's gonna do it probably in the first meeting. And again, he's not gonna tell you or force you or convince you or sell you on what you need to do. He just tells you, "Okay, you can ignore this, you can let this go, but this is what's going to happen." And when it actually happens, you're gonna say, "All right, enough is enough, I'm gonna have to fix this." And I like that about him.

I like that. There's a lot of honest people out there, but he's extraordinarily honest. And he's also, as I said, it's very comfortable. The staff is great here. It's not like the prices are any different, the prices are all the same. You're just getting better service. And you're getting, I believe, a better dentist.

So I would come here and switch dentists simply because you might wanna have a look in your mouth and find out what's really going on, because maybe nobody pointed out some of those issues that you've got, that you're experiencing. If you come here, maybe you won't have to go through years of pain and agony, you're not supposed to go through years of pain and agony. The dentist isn't supposed to be a bad place, it doesn't have to be a bad place. A dentist can be a good, happy place. And this is, this is a good, happy place. I honestly have not felt pain either during or after.

Linda T. on why she chose to have dental veneers

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As a child, my front teeth grew over ... one grew over the other. I always hated the way it looked. It wasn't excessive, but it was more than I liked. I had another tooth that was like a baby tooth, so it was really small. I just always hated my smile. And to add insult to injury, I got into an accident on my bike and I fell teeth-first down into the ground, cracked these teeth. They were all fractured. One was actually cracked all the way up to the gum.

And that was when I had bonding done, like five or six times, and it never stayed. It kept chipping, and I realized that it kept chipping and chipping. And I was waiting for my teeth to literally fall apart as I was having a conversation. Because I'm a front-facing relationship manager, I deal with clients on a daily basis, and there's my teeth. And I was afraid that they were going to chip at a dinner party or a dinner conference. I was very nervous about the way my mouth looked, and the way it would look going into the future.

Now, with the temporaries, I, even now – look at my teeth! I'm very excited about the way they look now, and from what I understand, they're going to look even better, which is ... that's just a party. Because if they look this good right now, I can only imagine what they're going to look like.

I think I just got tired of worrying. It was enough. I just reached my point where I ... I had smile envy, too. I found myself so focused on other people's smiles: "Look at their teeth, and look at their smile. They look so pretty." I had definite smile envy. I just didn't want to have that anymore.

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Richard L. on gaining confidence thanks to his dental veneers

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The thing that made me come here was when he was talking about the teeth and showing me the teeth, and I thought that veneers were all these big, white chompers and they look like donkey teeth. And then he's like, "I'm not gonna do that to you. If I do that to you, you're gonna hate it. We're gonna do this." And he actually took the time to look over my teeth and match them up to how they should look, and asked me if I felt comfortable with them. It was completely different than what I expected. Before this I never really smiled, never really showed my teeth. And it showed up in job interviews, too. I could tell once I got the new teeth and everything, I was smiling a lot more.

And I think also, too before I had my teeth done, I would mumble a little bit more 'cause I didn't wanna show my teeth. So, my mouth would be closed. So not only did it help me for my confidence, but it just helped just with job interviews, just making friends. Everything. I think I was able to actually be more myself. I wasn't hiding all the time. It was almost like when I had my braces or before I had my teeth, I was wearing a mask. And then all of sudden, you get these teeth and then you're smiling. You feel like a whole different person. I never really smiled before in my life. I really wanna not have anything hold me back, especially getting out of college and getting jobs, and going on interviews and everything.

The decision was pretty easy for me. And then what made it easier was just coming here. The whole process was great. Even the payment plans they had here. I didn't have to spend all the money up front. They worked with me. I was able to make my monthly payment with ease, and it was great. And in terms of the whole process, I wouldn't even consider it a real painful process. I mean, it was different. But just the care that I got here was great. And afterwards like I said, I only got the first four teeth in my front done, and I liked it so much I kept getting a couple more. I still had the same payment plan and everything.

It was one of the top decisions I ever made in my life. One of the best ones. I never look back on it. I know sometimes people look at the money, but every penny was well worth spent. I love it. I never regretted it.

Richard L. on why he loves coming to this practice

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Well, Dr. Reilly’s great. When I came here, he made me feel comfortable. I still remember the first time I came here where he's like, "I'm gonna give you these teeth." I think when you see all the celebrities and everything, they get those big donkey teeth and everything. Just when he said that and went through the whole process, I felt very comfortable because the one thing I didn't want were these huge chompers in my mouth that just look completely fake. When I tell people I get veneers, they never even notice it. They say they look normal, which is the best thing.

Every single time I came here, I felt comfortable. The whole process was not as painful I thought it was gonna be. I think a big part of it’s just 'cause how experienced he is and how he's done this a lot.

The staff is great. Every time I come in here, it's always smiles. It's always a comfortable feeling. I never have issues scheduling or rescheduling or anything like that. Sometimes when you go to places, the dentist is what it is when you go for a cleaning, knowing it's not your favorite thing to do. Whenever I come here, I never have any hesitation or like, "Ah, this is gonna be one of those things." I know what I'm gonna get when I come in here. The bedside manner and everything has always been great, always a friendly atmosphere. I can go to another dentist if I want to for my cleaning, but I chose to stay here just because of the atmosphere and the staff.

Overcoming Fear of the Dentist

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Speaker 1: Historically, I've never really developed a personal relationship that you need with a dentist. But my daughter needed work done, my husband needed work done, and I had saw Dr. Reilly's commercials and I said, “Could I do this again?”

But me being the coward, I called and hung up three times. But fourth time I was successful, and Josie answered the phone. She wanted to know exactly at that time what my biggest fear was. And you know, I explained to her how afraid I was. And at that time, I mean, I felt that transition, I felt embraced.

Dr. Reilly: Well, unfortunately dentistry, you know, years ago is not like it is today, and a lot of patients still today – you know, it's not until the physical pain is greater than the emotional pain that they have that they only come in.

Speaker 1: Knowing there was going to be sedative dentistry and hearing just the testimonies on the commercials prompted me to call. It was like being welcomed with open arms. I was expecting a lot of discomfort. You walk in the door, you don't have that fear.

Dr. Reilly: You know, nowadays, you know, we know that we can deliver treatment in a totally painless fashion. I mean, it's just life-changing.

Speaker 1: This practice? It's absolutely phenomenal.

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Sedation Dentistry Pain-Free Experience

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Speaker 1: I always felt like everybody was looking at my mouth. I always felt very self-conscious. Previously there had been a ... there was a space, one of the teeth was missing, that really bothered me. Any dental work that I've had as an adult was always done as a emergency because I just couldn't bring myself to do anything about it. I was too scared.

Dr. Reilly: Now with sort of the miracle of sedation dentistry, we're able to deliver dentistry in a very relaxed and comfortable experience.

Speaker 1: I eventually saw Dr. Reilly's commercial on TV, but the sedation is what caught my eye. I had a lot of work done, and Dr. Reilly was great. He is the key to it all working because he makes you feel so relaxed and calm that it's okay. Everybody is top notch – come in, you get a blanket, you're kept warm. And you automatically relax. I've never been to a dentist like this.
I have four implants, but they feel very natural. I don't even realize that they're not real teeth there. I enjoy that I have more choices now. I can certainly eat everything I couldn't eat before.

Dr. Reilly: You know, now, with dental implants, the cool thing is is that person will never have a cavity there. They'll never need a root canal, or a crown fall off. You know, to think that we can put something in there that's literally a lifetime restoration that doesn't have the possible negatives of things that could go wrong with a tooth.

Speaker 1: Go ahead and do it, because it'll make you feel 100 percent better about yourself.

Speaker 3: Ask about our $79 new patient special.

Dental Implants Before and After Teeth in a Day

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Speaker 1: What I had done at Dr. Reilly's has changed my whole life. For the last 30 years, before I had this done, I went through some horrific dental procedures. I was going to one dentist, and every time it would break, he'd try to repair it, and that broke several times, and I just got disgusted with it.

I'm a very social person. I play pool several times a week. I'm into powerlifting. I'm going into a competition soon. And I like to eat. I like to party. Engaging with anybody, kind of covering up my mouth when you talk – they don't know what I'm doing, but I know what I'm doing, and I know why I'm doing it, because my teeth were ugly. They were ugly.

And then I saw Dr. Reilly, right here in Middlesex. I went to him and had a examination. He explained to me the procedure. I went home and I thought about it, and I said, "You know what? I've had 30 years of this crap. Let me get it done."

Dr. Reilly: All-on-4 is just an amazing leap forward in the implant technology. It allows us to do what took sometimes years, to streamline that down to sometimes we can do a full replacement of people's teeth in one day at a fraction of the cost.

Speaker 1: The day I had it done, I came in in the morning. Didn't feel anything. Didn't feel a thing. And the next morning, I got up waiting for the pain to come. No pain. For 30 years prior to this, had I known about this, had they had a procedure like this, I would have had it done.

I'm just so glad I did it. I mean, it's a done deal in one day, bang, bang. I can eat. I mean, I can eat steak. I can eat pork chops. I can eat potato chips. I can eat pretzels. There's nothing else I can say but do it. Believe me, do it. I mean, if you're thinking about it, you're halfway there. I smile a lot. The rest is history.

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Beautiful Smile Through Restorative Dentistry

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Speaker 1: In the past, I've gone to dentists who look in your mouth, and they make you feel bad about the way your mouth is. So it was, you know, constantly thinking about what I was doing with my mouth. I had a big, giant space between my teeth, which was hereditary. My mother had it, my sister had it, so that always bothered me. I was deathly afraid of dentists, so, you know, stuff happens to your teeth when you don't go to the dentist.
Here, they will give you what you need to have you not be in pain.

Dr. Reilly: In the past, people who wanted to replace all their teeth were in for a tremendous job. Could easily have taken a year or two and cost upwards of $100,000. Now, with dental implants, we can do it in as little as a day for a fraction of the cost.

Speaker 1: So I looked up in the phone book sedation dentists and got an appointment here, and after three cancellations, because I canceled, I called and I said to Josie, "You know, I'm in so much traffic, I'm just not going to make it." She said, "We'll wait." Everybody here is just kind and very, very good at what they do.

Dr. Reilly: I mean, when we can do something that restores a beautiful smile, you know, that just blows away their expectations, where you can take what was their worst feature and literally now that's the person, wow, their smile lights up the room. I mean, how do you put a value on that? It's just life changing.

Speaker 1: It's changed my life. Not only in terms of appearance but in terms of the health of my mouth. This is absolutely the place to be.

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Cosmetic Dentistry Before and After

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Speaker 1: A smile can change your life. When you're feeling good about yourself, you portray it to everybody else, and people react entirely differently to you. But I didn't realize how differently people reacted to me when I had a good smile and I wasn't hiding it.

I had been to dentists before that, and the experience was horrific. Just saying the dentist's name would put me into heart palpitations.

My teeth were in very bad shape. Everything I ate before I had my new teeth I cut up into little tiny pieces. I can't tell you how many times I would just take my car and ride around the dentist's office, stalking, because I was too afraid to go in.

And finally, I picked a Wednesday to call the office to make an appointment, and somebody answered. And they were really, really nice on the phone and said, "Come in, we'll talk."
Everybody was very friendly. Nobody criticized me, which was the start of me being comfortable.

Dr. Reilly: In the past, people who wanted to replace all their teeth were in for a tremendous job. Could easily have taken or year or two and cost upwards of $100,000. You know, now with dental implants, we can do it in as little as a day for a fraction of the cost.

Speaker 1: First time in my life that I went to a dentist and didn't feel pain. I have died twice in my life, so I'm not afraid of dying, I'm afraid of pain. If I could go through it, believe me, anybody could go through it. It's a totally pain-free experience.

I eat everything now. That's how good fitting they are. There is nothing that I can't eat because of my teeth.
But, more importantly, the people that I work with were like, “Wow! You look fabulous, you should have had this done a long time ago," and that was really the icing on the cake.

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