
With a firm belief in the power of education and informed choice, we strive to offer the highest standard of dental care, ensuring that you are well-informed and comfortable with every aspect of your treatment plan. Our dedication to excellence is evident in our commitment not only to care for your dental needs but also to equip you with the knowledge you need for a lifetime of optimal oral health.
Let us help restore the function and beauty of your smile with Full Mouth Reconstruction. Call our Lubbock, TX, or Hobbs, NM, location to learn more.
Lubbock Office: 806-722-3637
Hobbs Office: 575-408-8840
Full Mouth Reconstruction can improve both the health and appearance of your smile.
Full Mouth Reconstruction is a multi-step process that involves different types of surgical and dental procedures to improve both the health and the appearance of your smile.
After a thorough evaluation with one of our oral surgeons, we will create a step-by-step treatment plan for your reconstruction. The specific order of treatments will be outlined and explained during the evaluation. We will collaborate with your cosmetic dentist to make sure the timing of the treatment plan is maximized.
Full-mouth reconstruction may require multiple visits to the office and can take as long as 12 months. But at the end of this process, your mouth works better and looks and feels great!
Full Mouth Reconstruction
This procedure is a unique implant solution that allows patients missing all their upper or lower teeth to replace a full arch of teeth with only 4 implants as “anchors.” Patients can often leave the same day with a full arch of teeth, reducing both overall cost and healing time.
This technique offers many advantages over traditional dentures. Easy to care for, this solution can simulate the look and feel of natural teeth and remain fixed in place, with the implants serving as anchors. Patients will not experience the typical rocking or movement of dentures or gum irritation associated with dentures.
Dental implant placement can also help alleviate the sunken look associated with bone loss in the jaw by stimulating bone growth around the implant. This process is called osseointegration and can also help prevent future bone loss. With this implant-supported full arch, there is no plate covering the roof of the mouth, so speaking and eating are more natural and comfortable than with a traditional denture.

