“It seems like I have had bad teeth all my life. I was a busy mom, and it just seemed easier to deal with my dental problems when I felt I had to.

As the kids grew, I wanted to get out and find a job or volunteer. I was excited; I even bought some new clothes. Then I had a terrible tooth ache. I also realized my mouth was a disaster area.

Dr. Glor quickly took care of the pain. Then we talked about my teeth. We talked about the choices I had. The appointments were so much easier than I could have imagined. His staff is great and made me feel at home. There is always a smiling face and a helping hand.

For the first time in a long time my teeth look and feel great. I can eat comfortably again! I love to eat!

By the way, I got the job and am volunteering on the side. ”

- Mary, Wellington

“My dental problems seemed insurmountable. I suppose I was like a lot of people and thought that dentures were the best answer. 'Atleast I won't have any more pain' I kept saying. Somehow it seemed to make sense at the time.

I've known Betty all my life it seems. She is my best friend. She confided in me that she was going to get dentures. I thought it was a mistake but tried to be supportive. I watched as she got them and tried to use them. Betty had pain and sores. She had trouble eating. She never knew if they would shift or come out. Betty wanted to hide.

I did not want this to happen to me. I had to do something.

Dr. Glor and his staff couldn't have been better. They made the appointments easy for me. They explained the choices I had and were respectful of my decisions.

I love my smile, and so does my family .”

– Judy, Wellington