Full Mouth Reconstruction & Rehabilitation

At Brook West, we offer a wide range of dental procedures that we can tailor to your individual needs, including, but not limited to the following:

Gum Therapy:

To prepare you for any invasive or non-invasive dental treatment, it is not uncommon for patients to undergo a series of gum therapy treatments. This process involves scaling of teeth, which is done to remove any infections or bacteria from the area. This process can take a couple few visits to complete, but it is may be a necessary step in the full mouth reconstruction process.

Bone Grafting:

Your dentist will perform a dental bone graft if your tooth or teeth have been missing for an extended period of time, or there is insufficient bone remaining to support an implant. When an individual allows for a missing tooth to remain for a long enough time, there is greater risk for the jawbone to begin deteriorating. If the replacement takes place early enough, it may be possible to replace the bone tissue that has been lost with a dental bone graft, but this is never guaranteed. If your dentist determines that your best course of action is to have a dental bone graft, they will use bone or synthetic material to encourage growth of bone tissue in the area or areas where the loss has occurred. Many patients prefer the use of synthetic materials, however, the use of an actual bone (either human or animal) is also an option. If your preference is to use an actual bone, the donated bone will go through an extensive disinfectant process to prepare it for placement.

Dental Crowns:

Dental Crowns are a method of filling gaps with a tooth-shaped cap that is placed on top of a tooth or teeth when this area becomes damaged or decayed. The crown then protects the tooth structure that is remaining. It will improve your overall oral hygiene, and it will help you chew and bite better, which in turn improves other systems in the body, such as your digestive system. Crowns are typically shaded to match the current color of your surrounding teeth. We will discuss all dental cosmetic options with you to make sure the functionality and appearance of your smile are in top notch shape.

Dental Implants:

Dental implants are designed to allow patients to complete their smile and begin chewing and biting like they used to. Dental implants also help maintain the integrity of the jawbone, and actively save the jaw from additional bone loss. Dental implants are a surgically positioned titanium post that is placed beneath the gum line that allows your dentist to set replacement teeth or a bridge. They are made from titanium, which is the only metal capable of grafting with human bone.

Root Canals:

Although they have a bad reputation, root canals are often the easiest way to save your tooth from having to be removed. Your dentist will remove the injured pulp. Once this is completed, they will disinfect the system, and after the inside of the tooth has been cleaned and filled, a filling or crown will be placed to act as a seal and also to prevent further infection.

If you would like to discuss these or other full mouth reconstruction treatment options that we offer, please contact our staff.