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Years From Now


Relieve nerve pain, take impressions

communicate directly, have patient consultations

An amiable attitude, spreading joy

reducing pain, in every girl and every boy

No life or death decisions

just meeting the patient's needs

Perfecting a jaw line

a fulfilling, passionate deed

Years from now, she'll smile

with the gum line that you fixed;

her personal architect molding an impression with bricks

Her smile will glow all because of you

a dentist who has learned to always push through

Her agony will be fought with tempered care and true defeat

Those teeth are what she's got

to stand confident on her own two feet

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