You’re tired of the broken, chipped, stained, and missing teeth. Scheduling an appointment with your dentist, you discover you’re a prime candidate for full-mouth reconstruction, which means combining multiple restorative services into one treatment plan.  Excited about the potential for a new, fully restored smile, you become eager to get started. But what do you know about the recovery process? How long will it take to heal after having certain procedures? When will you get to start enjoying your new and improved appearance? Read on to hear from a local dentist who can provide a reasonable timeline for at-home healing.  

Dental implants are known for their stability and longevity. However, if the foundation in which they are placed is not firm, these unique tooth replacements can quickly fail. If you are living with multiple missing teeth and currently suffering bone loss, a periodontist will likely recommend a bone graft before moving forward with your implant placement. Read on to find out why this is necessary to ensure a longer lifespan for your new smile.

Receding gums can be an unfortunate reality for individuals living with gum disease. It can also occur for many other reasons, but no matter why it happens, the ultimate question remains, “Can gums grow back?” Before you give up hope, a local periodontist sheds light on the topic, explaining why this common problem occurs and what you can do to take back your smile.