When dental problems affect multiple areas of your smile, it can feel overwhelming to know where to begin. At Savannah Dental in Savannah, GA, full-mouth restoration offers a personalized treatment plan that addresses a range of oral health issues at once, helping you achieve a healthier, stronger, and more confident smile. This approach can restore function, aesthetics, and comfort.
Schedule your consultation today and take the first step toward renewed confidence and lasting oral health.
What Is Full-Mouth Restoration?
Full-mouth restoration is a comprehensive approach to rebuilding and rehabilitating your entire smile. Rather than focusing on just one issue at a time, it considers your full dental picture, including tooth structure, gum health, alignment, and jaw function. Each treatment plan is carefully tailored to address your specific needs and goals.
- Whole-smile approach: Addresses multiple oral health issues in one comprehensive plan.
- Function and appearance combined: Improves your bite, restores comfort, and enhances natural aesthetics.
- Fully personalized care: Customized to your dental history, lifestyle, and goals.
What Does Full-Mouth Restoration Cover?
A full-mouth restoration plan is designed to treat multiple oral health issues at once. This typically includes everything from damaged or missing teeth to jaw joint concerns or long-term enamel erosion. Each section below gives you a closer look at the most common conditions that full-mouth restoration addresses.
Decayed Teeth
Tooth decay can sneak up over time and lead to structural damage, discomfort, and infection. When multiple teeth are affected, full-mouth restoration can replace or rebuild the tooth structure with lifelike, durable restorations. The goal is to restore function and preserve your oral health.
- Comprehensive evaluation: Identifies the extent of decay and prioritizes treatment areas.
- Tooth-colored restorations: Match your natural enamel for a seamless appearance.
- Preventive support: Helps reduce future decay risk with long-term strategies.
Eroded Tooth Enamel
Enamel erosion can be caused by acidic foods, teeth grinding, or long-term wear. Left untreated, it increases sensitivity, weakens teeth, and affects the look of your smile. Full-mouth restoration can rebuild worn-down enamel for improved strength and appearance.
- Strengthens weakened teeth: Restores durability using crowns or overlays.
- Reduces sensitivity: Protects exposed tooth layers to increase comfort.
- Improves aesthetics: Restores lost height and contour for a youthful smile.
Cracked Or Broken Teeth
Fractured or broken teeth can create discomfort and instability when chewing or speaking. A full-mouth restoration plan replaces or restores damaged teeth with long-lasting, natural-looking solutions. Your restored smile will feel stronger and more secure.
- Stabilizes vulnerable teeth: Prevents further cracking or shifting.
- Preserves tooth structure: Conservative repairs when possible, like bonded fillings.
- Protects bite balance: Keeps surrounding teeth aligned and functional.
Missing Teeth
Missing teeth affect everything from chewing to facial symmetry to long-term jawbone health. A full-mouth restoration will replace missing teeth with secure, beautiful alternatives that look and feel like your own. You’ll regain confidence with a complete, natural smile.
- Supports jaw health: Dental implants stimulate the bone to prevent deterioration.
- Improves chewing ability: Restores function and comfort for eating.
- Fills visible gaps: Helps create a more youthful, complete smile.
Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMD)
Chronic jaw discomfort, clicking, or headaches could signal an issue with your TMJ. A full-mouth restoration plan can address bite misalignment, teeth grinding, and other factors contributing to TMD. The goal is to restore comfort and balance to your daily life.
- Relieves jaw tension: Treatments reduce muscle stress and joint strain.
- Protects teeth: Occlusal guards or adjustments prevent wear from grinding.
- Improves bite alignment: Balances the jaw to ease strain on surrounding muscles.
Our Full-Mouth Restoration Services
Depending on your specific needs, your restoration plan may include one or several restorative or cosmetic services. These solutions work together to rebuild function and bring back the natural beauty of your smile. Here’s how we help you achieve long-lasting results.
Crowns & Bridges
These are foundational tools in many full-mouth restorations. Crowns cover damaged teeth to restore their shape, while bridges replace one or more missing teeth. Both improve function and prevent nearby teeth from shifting.
- Protects weak teeth: Restores strength and shape after damage or decay.
- Closes gaps: Bridges fill in missing spaces for a seamless appearance.
- Natural materials: Matches surrounding teeth in color and contour.
Dental Implants
Implants replace missing teeth at the root level, providing the most secure and natural-feeling option for tooth replacement. They can support single teeth, bridges, or full-arch restorations.
- Promotes bone health: Prevents jawbone loss by stimulating bone tissue.
- Highly durable: Designed to last for many years with proper care.
- Feels like natural teeth: Secure fit allows for normal speaking and eating.
Veneers
Veneers are thin porcelain shells placed over the front of teeth to enhance their shape, color, and alignment. They’re ideal for addressing worn, chipped, or uneven teeth in your restoration plan.
- Instant transformation: Revamps your smile’s appearance with minimal prep.
- Custom-designed: Crafted to your desired color, shape, and size.
- Covers cosmetic flaws: Addresses discoloration, gaps, or small chips.
Orthodontics
Straightening the teeth isn’t just about aesthetics. It also helps improve your bite and prevent jaw discomfort. Orthodontic care may be included to support your long-term results.
- Aligns teeth properly: Helps prevent uneven pressure and wear.
- Supports jaw health: Corrects misalignment that contributes to TMD.
- Improves function: Easier to clean and bite after realignment.
Periodontal Therapy
Healthy gums are essential for full-mouth restoration success. If you have gum disease, periodontal care will be the first step to ensure a solid foundation for future restorations.
- Removes harmful bacteria: Deep cleaning techniques stop progression.
- Protects tooth support: Healthy gums prevent tooth loosening or loss.
- Boosts restoration longevity: Ensures your dental work is built on stable tissue.
Why Choose Savannah Dental For Full-Mouth Restoration?
At Savannah Dental, your comfort and care always come first. Our trusted team uses advanced diagnostic tools and restorative techniques to ensure your full-mouth restoration is precise, efficient, and tailored to your needs. We take time to understand your goals and guide you through each step with clarity and confidence. Located in Savannah, GA, we’re here to deliver expert care in a supportive, patient-centered environment.
