Full Mouth Reconstruction Dentist

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What is Full Mouth Reconstruction?

Full mouth reconstruction (FMR) is a comprehensive treatment approach that rebuilds or simultaneously restores all teeth in both the upper and lower jaws. This customized combination of dental procedures addresses multiple dental issues, including:

• Severely worn, broken, or missing teeth
• Chronic jaw, muscle, and headache pain
• Bite misalignment and TMJ disorders
• Extensive decay or gum disease
• Previous dental work failure
• Genetic dental conditions

Our Unique Approach to Full Mouth Reconstruction

The Dental Anesthesia Center offers full mouth reconstruction under various sedation options, ensuring a comfortable and anxiety-free experience. Our approach includes:

1. Comprehensive Evaluation

• Detailed oral examination
• Advanced imaging and 3D scanning
• Bite analysis and jaw alignment assessment
• Review of medical and dental history
• Discussion of your aesthetic goals

2. Personalized Treatment Planning

We develop a customized treatment plan that may incorporate multiple procedures:

• Dental implants for missing teeth
• Crown and bridge work
• Porcelain veneers
• Orthodontic treatment
• Periodontal therapy
• TMJ treatment
• Bone or soft tissue grafting

3. Sedation Options for Your Comfort

We offer multiple sedation options to ensure your comfort throughout the reconstruction process:

• Nitrous oxide (laughing gas)
• Oral conscious sedation
• IV sedation
• General anesthesia

Who Needs Full Mouth Reconstruction?

There is no limit to the type of patient we see seeking full mouth reconstruction in St. Louis, whether it is for the mouth’s function or the overall aesthetics of the mouth. Most of these patients have severe dental problems throughout their mouths, which require comprehensive treatment to bring their mouths to a final and positive result.

Full mouth reconstruction is ideal for patients dealing with:

• Severe Tooth Decay: Advanced cavities causing damage beyond simple fillings.
• Multiple Missing Teeth: Missing teeth affecting bite function and aesthetics.
• Damaged Teeth: Teeth cracked, worn down, or broken due to grinding or trauma.
• Gum Disease: Periodontal issues requiring restorative and regenerative treatment.
• Jaw Pain or TMJ Issues: Chronic pain or dysfunction caused by misalignment.
• Aesthetic Concerns: Teeth discoloration, uneven spacing, or misalignment.

Some patients with certain conditions, such as Amelogenesis, Ectodermal Dysplasia, or Dentinogenesis Imperfecta, require extensive restoration treatments to improve their teeth’ overall health and function. These are patients who we deem prime candidates for full mouth reconstruction.

Why Choose The Dental Anesthesia Center?

At The Dental Anesthesia Center, we understand that full mouth reconstruction can be a transformative journey. Here’s why St. Louis residents trust us for their complex dental needs:

1. Expertise in Sedation Dentistry: Our specialists are trained in various levels of sedation dentistry, ensuring you feel relaxed and pain-free throughout your treatment. We cater to patients with dental anxiety, special needs, or those requiring extensive procedures.
2. Advanced Technology: We use state-of-the-art equipment, including 3D imaging, digital impressions, and laser dentistry, to plan and execute your treatment with precision and efficiency.
3. Customized Care: Every smile is unique, and so is every treatment plan. We carefully evaluate your oral health, lifestyle, and goals to create a plan tailored specifically to you.
4. Comprehensive Services Under One Roof: Our team handles every aspect of your reconstruction, from diagnostics to surgery and prosthetics. You won’t have to visit multiple specialists – we coordinate your care seamlessly.
5. Proven Results: Our patients consistently achieve beautiful, functional smiles that improve their quality of life. We’re committed to providing outcomes you can be proud of.

Making Your First Appointment

It is important that you come in for a consultation with one of our dentists to talk about the possibility of a full mouth reconstruction. Our team of highly-trained professionals often work together to accomplish a task of this scale, and we promise that we will do everything in our power to leave you feeling confident about your treatment.