Dear Dr. Wardius and Staff,

I would like to thank you from Ed's family, my family, and myself for the new smile you gave Ed. With that smile he received a whole new life. I was always aware of what the decay was doing to his health but I never fully realized the impact it had on the rest of his life until he received his implants. All our family and friends have commented on the big change in Ed. In social settings he now smiles and joins in rather than sitting quietly, afraid to speak because of his teeth. There is not a day that goes by that Ed doesn't flash me a big grin to show how proud he is of the smile you gave him. May all of you be blessed for your generosity and the great care you gave Ed during his transformation. It is a gift that will be enjoyed for a life time.

- Yours, Kym and families
 

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Dear Dr. Wardius & Staff,

Just to thank you for being so kind and patient with me through my visits and the work you did for me. I am doing good with the top teeth but still getting used to the bottoms. My co-workers all made wonderful remarks about your work and said I look great. Look forward to seeing you at the next visit. Thanks again for everything you all did for me.

- M.H.
 

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Dear Dr. Rob, Carol, and all the friendly staff at Wardius Center,

I thought you might like to see a few pictures from my wedding trip to Hawaii. As you can see, the “bride” was all smiles thanks to all of you! I haven’t been able to smile like this for many years. What a joy is was to have people say, you have a lovely smile. Thank you all again for gently and patiently getting me to a beautiful end result. See you in August. Everyone have a great summer!

- J.S.
 

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Thank you for taking care of me. You have been wonderful . In appreciation.

- C.F.
 

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Hello to the WCDC Staff:

I am writing out of sheer amazement of the procedure I went through on Tuesday 15 April. The team of individuals who were present is nothing short of spectacular! It was a well orchestrated event and as I remember, it goes a little like this:

Carol arranges my appointment as well as reminds me of it the day before. I had not forgotten as I had been thinking about it for a week. And, there were not many pleasant thoughts as each time I did think of it, the visions were not heartening. She also gave me careful information of my meds and checked to see if I was doing them prior to the appointment. I had not forgotten….. She also gave me meds on departure.

Sheena escorts me back to the room and reassures me that I will be pleasantly surprised. My blood pressure was probably through the roof when I viewed all the blue cloth covered tables followed by wearing a blue robe and bib in the chair. This casual young lady was full of reassurances as she topically prepared my mouth for the “start”. And all through the procedure I was “awesome” and “good job” as she manned the aspirator and used more chap stick on me than I have used all my life! Very attentive and alert! Nice job Sheena.

Jenna the photographer was all over the place. Upside down, inside out, with mirrors, whatever, she was aware of everything that needed to be documented. While I do not know what resolution the digital photos were in, she either had a very large capacity memory card or a lot of spares. Another casual young lady full of reassurances of “good job” and “awesome”.

Rachael the instruments, screws, nuts, and bolts young lady who seemed to be acutely aware of everything the magician was doing. It was very obvious there is a tremendous amount of understanding that needs to be had before one can master the procedures before they occur. Another young lady giving me the “good job” and “awesome” kudos.

Then there is Dr. Wardius. I’m too old and respectful to use any other term than Dr. Wardius for a man of such skill, dexterity, and professionalism. He made me aware of everything he was going to do before he did it. After a while he did not say anything because his expertise was obvious. He gave me several opportunities to adjourn for this session and come back at another time. Why? This was almost a piece of cake. As I later told my wife, I have had tooth restorations in the past that were fare more uncomfortable. As a new patient, I can only imagine what could have been prevented!

I was tentative when I thought about doing all this to my teeth which were in a sad state of condition. There was no need to be concerned or tentative. I would be tremendously disappointed now if I had not had this work done!

- P.B.
 

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