A Texas dentist captured the most touching moment in his seven year career on video after he fixed the smile of patient who was the victim of domestic abuse.Kyleigha Scott, of Marshall, was getting one of her wisdom teeth removed at Marshall Family Dental when dentist Dr. Kenny Wilstead asked her what had happened to her broken front tooth.The 28-year-old explained that her ex-boyfriend had head butted her in the face as she laid in bed. Scott hoped to pay to get it fixed when she got her tax return.Instead of having her wait, Wilstead offered to fix the tooth right then, for free."Whenever I look at people's smile, I envision what it should look like and could look like. I took out her wisdom tooth pretty quick. She was brand new, I didn't know her before that," Wilstead told Chron.com Friday afternoon. "It took 10 minutes to do the whole thing; it's a composite bond. It's a white filling."When Wilstead finished the procedure, he captured an emotional video of Scott seeing her new smile for the first time. The videos have been watched more than 277,000 times combined on Facebook. "A moment I will cherish forever. Both videos are love," Wilstead wrote on Facebook.

A Texas dentist captured the most touching moment in his seven year career on video after he fixed the smile of patient who was the victim of domestic abuse.


Kyleigha Scott, of Marshall, was getting one of her wisdom teeth removed at Marshall Family Dental when dentist Dr. Kenny Wilstead asked her what had happened to her broken front tooth.

The 28-year-old explained that her ex-boyfriend had head butted her in the face as she laid in bed. Scott hoped to pay to get it fixed when she got her tax return.

Instead of having her wait, Wilstead offered to fix the tooth right then, for free.

"Whenever I look at people's smile, I envision what it should look like and could look like. I took out her wisdom tooth pretty quick. She was brand new, I didn't know her before that," Wilstead told Chron.com Friday afternoon. "It took 10 minutes to do the whole thing; it's a composite bond. It's a white filling."

When Wilstead finished the procedure, he captured an emotional video of Scott seeing her new smile for the first time. The videos have been watched more than 277,000 times combined on Facebook.

"A moment I will cherish forever. Both videos are love," Wilstead wrote on Facebook.