Full Mouth Reconstruction - Great Falls, MT
Comprehensive Solutions for Decayed and Missing Teeth
Decayed, failing, or missing teeth bring about discomfort, compromised esthetics, and functional challenges, impacting oral health and daily life. The pain associated with decayed teeth can escalate, affecting essential activities like eating and speaking.
Failing teeth compromises aesthetics and leads to diminished chewing efficiency, potentially causing further dental issues. Fortunately, full mouth reconstructions offer a comprehensive solution, addressing pain points associated with decay, failure, and loss and providing a transformative path to restored function, enhanced aesthetics, and improved oral health.
A full mouth reconstruction is a comprehensive and transformative dental procedure designed to address extensive oral health issues, typically involving the restoration of multiple teeth or the entire mouth. This highly personalized process combines various restorative and cosmetic dentistry techniques to achieve optimal function, esthetics, and oral health.
It may include treatments such as dental crowns, bridges, dental implants, veneers, and orthodontics tailored to your unique needs. Whether dealing with decay, tooth loss, bite misalignment, or cosmetic concerns, a full mouth reconstruction aims to restore the mouth’s structural integrity, enhance aesthetics, and improve oral health.
Dental crowns are often one of the most important treatments in a dental reconstruction plan. By fully covering the outside of a tooth with strong, natural-looking ceramic, we can stabilize severely compromised and weakened teeth, rebuild lost enamel, and cover defects that affect the look of your smile.
Dental bridges use durable ceramic in natural shades like dental crowns to replace missing teeth. With a false tooth fused to crowns on each side, we can replace one or more missing teeth while restoring their neighbors. Dental bridges can also sit on dental implants to replace several missing teeth in a row.
The key to long-term oral health is a balanced bite. When your teeth meet properly, it prevents uneven wear, cracks, strain on your teeth, damage to your new restorations, and stress on your jaw joints. Adjusting your bite (occlusion) is a key part of dental reconstruction to ensure the best, longest-lasting results.
Invisalign is a modern orthodontic solution that discreetly uses clear, custom-fitted aligners to straighten teeth. These virtually invisible aligners gradually shift teeth into the desired position, providing a comfortable and aesthetically pleasing alternative to traditional braces.
Known for its convenience, Invisalign allows users to remove the aligners for eating, brushing, and flossing. It is popular for those seeking a more flexible and inconspicuous orthodontic treatment.
Dental implants are the gold standard for tooth replacement. This versatile approach can replace any number of missing teeth. We can even completely rebuild your entire smile with full mouth dental implants that look and feel like your natural teeth.
Your path to renewed health and a smile you love starts with a simple conversation. Dr. Justin Poulson wants to understand the root of your dental health concerns and how your teeth affect your daily life. Most importantly, we’ll talk about your goals for dental reconstruction and how you hope it will improve your life. We’ll create a detailed treatment plan after a careful tooth-by-tooth analysis, including cutting-edge digital diagnostics. We want you to feel confident in making informed decisions about your oral healthcare, so we’ll always take the time to explain your needs and options fully.
If you have gum disease, infections, or other urgent oral health concerns, we’ll help you handle those first. Once your health is stable, we can restore your smile. Full mouth reconstruction usually involves several treatments. We’ll work with you to streamline your treatment process as much as possible. You can rest comfortably through every phase of your treatment with safe and effective dental sedation. Depending on what treatments you need, you may need to return for a second visit to have your permanent restorations set in place. Then, we’ll join you in celebrating your renewed smile!
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