The DFW Dental Implant Center Blog

Full mouth reconstruction is a customized treatment plan that can help to restore your oral health and function. It combines multiple procedures, which are performed in the most efficient way possible. As a result of this service, you can be free of the problems that come with missing, damaged, and unsightly teeth. However, it does involve a complex treatment process, and you might wonder what you can expect as you heal from the procedures that are involved in full mouth reconstruction. This blog post aims to give you a realistic preview of the road ahead.

Now that summer is here, you likely want to spruce up your grin. It’s only natural – pretty and strong teeth and gums will help you enjoy the season! With that said, you may have a worrying question: “Just how can I fix my smile?” There’s no need to puzzle over it; your Colleyville dentist can provide great answers for you. To that end, here are some ways to improve your smile this summer.

Dental implants are the best tooth replacement option out there. Thanks to their ability to replace the roots of the missing teeth, they offer a wide range of additional benefits that you can’t find with dentures or dental bridges. Something that many people don’t know about dental implants is that they aren’t a new concept. They actually go back thousands of years. Here’s how they have evolved into what that are today.

What is sedation dentistry? How does it work? What does it feel like? Dentists answer these kinds of questions every day when recommending a patient for nitrous oxide or IV sedation. When anxiety or fear gets the best of an individual, especially when faced with an upcoming procedure, these calming methods can be highly effective in reducing nerves and making any visit more enjoyable for everyone. Keep reading to learn more about dental sedation and why it might be right for you.

Thanks to All-on-4, it’s possible to replace all of your missing teeth at once with just four dental implant posts. As part of the process, the posts will need to be surgically inserted into your jaw. Naturally, it will take some time for your mouth to heal after this procedure. It pays to be prepared ahead of time so that you can make sure the recovery process goes smoothly; here’s a brief look at what you can expect after your All-on-4 surgery.