Full Mouth Reconstruction - Tamarac, FL

Make a Lasting Impression with a Complete Makeover

“My New Smile Transformed The Way On How I See Myself”

The Ultimate Solution for a Flawless Smile

At The Dental Place of Tamarac, we understand that having decayed, damaged, or missing teeth can significantly affect your everyday life. Individuals often face challenges due to missing or decayed teeth, such as trouble with chewing and speaking, unwanted movement of adjacent teeth, and increased sensitivity to certain foods and drinks. These severe conditions can result in a deterioration of your oral health and a decrease in self-confidence. Our extensive full mouth reconstruction services are designed to help those in Tamarac, FL, restore their smile!

What Is a Full Mouth Reconstruction?

A full mouth reconstruction is a comprehensive dental procedure designed to restore the function, health, and aesthetics of an individual’s entire mouth. This treatment may involve a combination of restorative and cosmetic procedures, such as dental implants, crowns, bridges, and veneers, tailored to address specific dental issues.

It is often recommended for patients with extensive tooth damage, gum disease, or multiple missing teeth, completely transforming their oral health. A full mouth reconstruction aims to create a balanced, functional smile that enhances appearance and quality of life.

What Can Full Mouth Reconstruction Treat?

Extensive gum disease and dental decay
Multiple failing or missing teeth
Severely worn or broken teeth due to bruxism (teeth grinding/clenching)
Jaw pain caused by a misaligned bite
Dental trauma, including fractured or knocked-out teeth

Maximizing Your Smile Potential with Our Personalized Treatments

Dental Crowns & Bridges

Crowns and bridges are essential restorative treatments used to improve the function and appearance of damaged or missing teeth. A crown is a custom-made cap placed over a compromised tooth to restore its shape, strength, and function, while a bridge fills the gap left by one or more missing teeth by anchoring artificial teeth to adjacent natural teeth. Both options are designed to enhance oral health, prevent further dental issues, and provide a natural-looking smile. With proper care, crowns and bridges can last many years, making them a durable solution for restoring dental health.

SureSmile® Clear Aligners

SureSmile Clear Aligners offer a discreet solution for straightening misaligned or spaced teeth. Unlike traditional braces, these aligners are virtually invisible and gradually adjust your teeth, resulting in a beautiful smile.

This dental reconstruction treatment can address various dental concerns, such as overcrowded teeth, overbites, underbites, gaps, and other oral health issues. Thanks to clear aligners, you can discreetly straighten your smile in as little as three months!

Traditional Braces

Traditional braces are a popular orthodontic treatment to correct misaligned teeth and bite issues. They consist of metal brackets affixed to each tooth, connected by a wire that gradually shifts the teeth into their desired positions.

Known for their effectiveness and durability, traditional braces can address many dental concerns for patients of all ages. Regular adjustments and proper oral hygiene can create a straight, healthy smile in a relatively short period.

Dental Implants

Dental implants are composed of metal posts that replace tooth roots, along with artificial teeth crafted to replicate the look and functionality of natural teeth.

The implant’s components, which include the fixture, abutment, and dental prosthetic, are essential for improving its strength and lifespan. Various types of dental implants are offered to address individual requirements, including single implants and full-mouth dental implants.

Overdentures

Patients who wish to maintain the option of removing their dentures while benefiting from the stability offered by implants may choose to utilize overdentures. This solution is particularly advantageous for those without teeth, as dental implants are a secure foundation for overdentures.

Overdentures closely resemble conventional dentures, as they incorporate white prosthetic crowns and artificial pink plastic gum tissue. The primary distinction between traditional dentures and overdentures lies in the support system; overdentures are anchored by dental implants.

Full & Partial Dentures

Full dentures are primarily utilized by elderly individuals and serve to replace an entire set of teeth. These dentures are positioned directly on the gums. Certain patients may qualify for immediate placement, wherein the dentist installs the pre-fabricated dentures right after the teeth have been extracted. For other patients, the dentist may advise eight to twelve weeks following tooth removal before fitting the dentures.

In cases where a patient retains some natural teeth that can support and integrate with newly fabricated teeth, we may suggest using partial dentures. This solution often involves a metal framework to which a pink-hued base is affixed. The metal structure secures the artificial teeth to the existing natural teeth, thereby minimizing potential movement.

Oral Surgery

Oral surgery includes diverse procedures performed on the teeth, gums, jaw, and surrounding oral and facial structures. This field encompasses various operations, including tooth extractions, dental bone grafting, periodontal grafting, and corrective jaw surgery.

Oral surgery may be an appropriate option for comprehensive mouth restoration for individuals experiencing severe tooth decay, gum disease, missing teeth, and other major oral health concerns.