Full-Mouth Reconstruction

Smile Bright Dental

General Dentists & Emergency Dentists located in Tampa, FL & New Port Richey, FL

Your teeth and mouth play a critical role in your overall well-being, helping you talk clearly and chew food. If you’re missing teeth, replacing them can significantly improve your quality of life. Full-mouth reconstruction is a completely personalized treatment that combines restorative and cosmetic dentistry to give you a better smile. Maryam Rostami, DMD, and the team at Smile Bright Dental, which has locations in Town N’ Country, New Tampa, Greater Carrollwood, and New Port Richey, Florida, use full-mouth reconstruction to restore your oral aesthetics and function. To learn more about the benefits of a full mouth reconstruction, call the nearest office or request an appointment online today.

What is a full-mouth reconstruction?

Full-mouth reconstruction is a process that restores all or most of your teeth. Whether your mouth has suffered from decay and damage over the years or a specific injury, full-mouth restoration helps you regain healthy mouth function.

Good oral health and strong teeth are very important, and a smile you’re proud to show off can be a great confidence booster. Dental procedures like implants, dentures, and gum treatments can strengthen your teeth, gums, and jaw to give you a healthier smile.

The compassionate team at Smile Bright Dental has expertise in restorative dentistry. If you have missing teeth or find it difficult to talk and chew, it’s time to learn more about the possibilities with full-mouth reconstruction.

What procedures can full-mouth reconstruction include?

Many of the most common restorative dental procedures are part of full-mouth reconstruction. The best treatments for you will depend on the condition of your teeth and the health of your mouth.

As part of a full-mouth restoration, the Smile Bright Dental team often recommends the following restorative treatments:

Tooth extraction
Root canal
Gum treatments
Dental implants
Full or partial dentures
Bridges
Fillings or crowns

To perfect your smile, a number of cosmetic treatments can be added to a full-mouth restoration, including:

Veneers
Bonding or crowns
Teeth whitening

Is full-mouth reconstruction right for me?

Full-mouth reconstruction is a personalized dental process. The Smile Bright Dental team begins by assessing your oral health and the condition of your teeth, gums, and jaw. Depending on your unique situation, they make recommendations to help you achieve your best possible smile.

Common conditions that may make you a good candidate for a full-mouth reconstruction include:

Dental trauma or injury
Periodontal disease (gum disease)
Other infections
Missing teeth
Severe decay
Damaged teeth, including chips, cracks, and fractures

Trust your teeth and oral health to the team at Smile Bright Dental. To learn more about your options for full-mouth reconstruction, call the nearest office or request an appointment online today.

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