Full Mouth Reconstruction
Are Your Teeth Damaged, Broken, or Missing?
Many patients come to St. Johns Dental Care for full mouth reconstruction because they are living with the pain and embarrassment from a smile that does not look attractive or function properly. Due to the multifaceted nature of dental issues that many patients face, extensive restorative treatment is required.
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At St. Johns Dental Care, Dr. Capen and Dr. Connelly treat patients with bite misalignment, damaged restorations or teeth, loose teeth, missing teeth, gum disease, and bone loss, as well as other dental issues. Although full mouth reconstruction is often a complex process involving several treatments over a period of time, St. Johns Dental Care team of experts are comprehensively trained and experienced to successfully address dental concerns and resolve multiple dental problems.
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With over four decades of experience in both restorative and cosmetic dentistry, Dr. Mark Connelly is highly qualified to handle all aspects of dental treatments. The team’s extensive education and training ensure predictable results. The oral health experience is pain-free and comfortable, as the aesthetics and function of the smile is restored.
Full Mouth Reconstruction Treatments
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Occlusal Adjustment
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Teeth Grinding Treatment
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TMJ Treatment
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CEREC Crowns and Bridges
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Root Canals
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Gum Disease Treatment
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Tooth Extraction
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Bone Grafting
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Dental implants
Our Full Mouth Reconstruction Process
Full mouth reconstruction treatments assess three main parts of the smile: the bone, gums, and teeth. Because this treatment is comprehensive, we address all issues in these areas together to ensure the long-term success of each procedure.
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If the gums and bone are healthy, but the bite is off, it may be the reason for bruxism, gum recession, and broken teeth or restorations. Similarly, teeth lacking support due to gum disease and bone loss will not successfully respond to cosmetic treatments.
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Dr. Capen, Dr. Connelly, and the St. Johns Dental Care team will create a plan first addressing gum and bone health, then correcting the bite before proceeding to more visible treatments such as crowns, bridges, and dental implants. By comprehensively assessing and treating the mouth, our professional dental care team can help restore and establish tooth stability, natural aesthetics, and the long-term oral health of the smile.