Based on the uploaded image, here is a detailed, non-diagnostic observation of the condition:
James, a 35-year-old office worker from Cebu, started noticing sharp pain whenever he drank cold water or brushed his teeth. At first, he ignored it — thinking it was just normal wear and tear. But over time, the sensitivity got worse. Even a sip of his favorite iced coffee became painful.
The client presented with multiple missing upper teeth and partial lower tooth crowding. Their main goal was to restore smile function and chewing comfort through a removable partial denture (RPD).
Before treatment, the patient had:
Missing anterior (front) upper teeth
Mild gum inflammation around extraction areas
Difficulty eating and speaking
Psychological discomfort due to visible tooth loss
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