This patient’s teeth and mouth appeared to be the result of meth mouth and/or other drug & alcohol abuse. However upon examination and discussion he denied drug abuse but did admit to drinking a lot of soda. He also admitted to severe Dental Fear Anxiety and was profoundly scared of the dentist and dentistry from prior bad experiences. These smile makeover before and after pictures were taken on the same day, two hours apart. The patient did not feel pain.

More dentistry is still needed.

Addiction Dentistry. Sex, drugs, and rock & roll … and the damage to your teeth. Think about the internal damage caused by drug addiction to the rest of the body of this 28 year old male Hamptons player. This patient’s drug abuse focused on alcohol and cocaine. Currently meth mouth caused by crystal meth drug abuse is causing similar destruction of the mouth and body.

Addiction Dentistry. We can frequently easily see damage to the teeth and oral cavity from years of drug addiction. Alcoholism and cocaine drug abuse were the main drugs of choice for this patient. Currently meth mouth caused by crystal meth drug abuse is causing similar destruction of the mouth and body.