To Whom It May Concern:

 God blessed me with a beautiful smile, a joyful heart, and a fun laugh. Together they have always given me many reasons to share my smile with others.

 Like many people, however, over the years, my smile faded. With the onset of puberty, I acquired more cavities than I had teeth. Even though my dental hygiene was fairly good) I always brushed my teeth, had good breath, and saw my dentist regularly), I kept adding fillings. When flossing became a fashion trend, I found myself way too busy to do that very often. Soda became my drink of choice. Opening pop bottles with my teeth and a motorcycle accident caused chipping and breaking. In spite of all that, I still was voted the girl with the prettiest smile in high school and in college I was often used as a model for perfect occlusion, As the years marched on, however, my teeth almost completely deteriorated. 

 Close to my 51^st birthday, I had the opportunity and privilege to meet dr. Fisher. It didn’t take long to determine that I was a viable candidate for a full-mouth restoration. I needed realignment, several onlays, ten crowns and veneers on all of my front teeth. Dr. Fisher and Diana worked hard to replace my beautiful smile. I love my white perfectly shaped teeth and the fact that I have no cavities. I have received numerous compliments since the restoration was completed.

 I would like to take this opportunity to thank Dr. Fisher and his entire staff. Never before have I been in a dental or medical office that gives one the feeling of friendliness yet complete professionalism. In addition, they strive to make the patient comfortable and feeling dignified despite the unpleasantness of some procedures and they provide a pleasant atmosphere. You are the best!

 In conclusion, if you are considering a partial or full-mouth restoration, don’t hesitate. It will be money well spent and I assure you, you will be delighted.

 Gratefully,

Deborah P. Litman