The norm would have you think that women are the ones that spend time making certain that they "look good" every day and that men just forget about themselves once they get married. Well, I guess I'm not normal. Actually, I've been told on several occasions that I'm not normal. And perhaps it is true since I caught myself yesterday standing in front of the mirror looking at my smile.
    Not that my smile was ever really bad, but like an old house, sooner or later you need to put a new front on or at least clean up the yard.
    Dr. Vetrano, when you suggested the "reno" I was not convinced that anything was needed. After discussing it with Christine, seems that women do care how their men look - after they get married. So you were right, I did benefit from the whiter, more evenly balanced teeth.
    Imagine, if you will, my smile when my granddaughter told me, "grandpa you have perfect teeth". Kristen, 13 at the moment, has braces and she notices these things. WOW - How to make a guy's day, a teenager thinks you're cool.
    I also want to take a moment to compliment you for the professional manner in which you conduct business. If you recall the anniversary cake your office had this past summer you will also likely recall my tooth problem as I ate some of it. Not a pause, not any question about it, your team jumped to action and I was in the chair having personal attention like royalty. I witnessed another testament to your caring attitude, family atmosphere, highly professional ethics and integrity.
    Your slogan says it all... Healthy teeth and a beautiful smile. And you are right - I deserve it.
    Thanks for making it happen.

Keith