Full mouth reconstruction is a customized treatment plan that aims to restore the health, function, and beauty of your smile. Often, it involves complex or invasive procedures that come with a bit of a recovery period. What can you expect during this time? Continue reading below to get a realistic preview of the road ahead.

“Full mouth reconstruction” is a general term that can apply to any dental treatment plan that involves major improvements to the health, function, and appearance of a patient’s smile. If you have been struggling with poor oral health, this service might be right for you! But what exactly does it involve? This blog post discusses some procedures that are often included as part of a full mouth reconstruction plan.

Oral hygiene is important for everyone, including individuals who do not have any of their natural teeth left. Of course, if you wear traditional dentures, your oral hygiene routine might be different from that of someone who still has their original pearly whites. You might wonder, though, if you can brush like you used to. Is it okay to brush your dentures while they are still in your mouth? This blog post discusses what you should know.

Your dentures should fit your gums snugly but comfortably. Ideally, you should be able to eat and speak with confidence — without worrying that your prosthetic will slip out of place. But what if your lower denture just refuses to stay where it belongs? This blog post explores what might be causing the problem and how you may be able to solve it.

Countless dentists offer sedation as a way to help their patients have an easy and comfortable treatment experience. Sadly, though, some patients hesitate to accept this provision even though it would be very beneficial for them. They might do so because they have been misled by some common myths about dental sedation. What is the truth behind such ideas? This blog post explains.

Bruxism is a common dental condition that is characterized by habitual grinding and clenching of the teeth. Over time, it can cause serious damage! But what if you are missing teeth and want to replace them? Will bruxism affect your candidacy for dental implants? This blog post delves into what you should know about the relationship between bruxism and dental implants.

Taste is one of the most enjoyable sensory experiences — most of the time. Unfortunately, some people are plagued by a bad or bitter taste in their mouth that seems completely unconnected to food. What can cause this issue, and what might you be able to do about it? This blog post explains why you might need urgent medical or dental treatment.

For countless individuals, coffee is a treasured part of their daily routine. Do you like to wake up each morning with a hot cup of Joe? If so, you might wonder how a tooth extraction could affect your ability to enjoy your favorite morning beverage. Is it safe to drink coffee after getting a tooth removed? This blog post explains what you should know.

No one likes the idea of getting a tooth removed — after all, your teeth are part of your body! However, there might come a time when your dentist recommends that you undergo one or more tooth extractions. Although you may not be too excited about the procedure, you can be excited about the benefits it may deliver, such as the ones listed in this blog post.

Does the thought of visiting the dentist make you feel uncomfortable or even fearful? Many people feel the same way. However, your apprehension is not a valid reason to skip vital treatment! Sedation dentistry might be able to help you have a positive, easy experience during your next appointment. But is sedation dentistry really right for you? This blog post discusses some traits that may indicate you are a good candidate.