Full-Mouth Reconstruction in Maitland, FL
Full-mouth reconstruction is a comprehensive approach to restoring the health, function and appearance of your smile when several dental problems are present. At Maitland Square Dentistry, Dr. David Hazan provides personalized care for patients with damaged, missing or severely worn teeth, bite problems, gum (periodontal) concerns and other complex dental needs.
Full-mouth reconstruction with Dr. Hazan
With nearly three decades of clinical experience, Dr. Hazan frequently treats extensive cases, second opinions and failed previous dental work. He has completed more than 250 full-mouth reconstruction cases, along with thousands of crowns, bridges, implant restorations, veneers and dentures.
What Is Full-Mouth Reconstruction?
Full-mouth reconstruction combines several treatments into one coordinated plan. Rather than treating a single tooth in isolation, the dentist looks at how your teeth, gums, bite and supporting structures work together.
You may be a candidate for full-mouth reconstruction if you have:
- Multiple damaged, decayed or failing teeth
- Missing teeth
- Severely worn or fractured teeth
- Extensive or failing previous dental work
- Bite or functional concerns
- Periodontal problems
- Complex restorative needs involving several areas of the mouth
The Full-Mouth Reconstruction Process
Treatment begins with a comprehensive examination and consultation. Dr. Hazan reviews your dental history, current concerns, previous treatment and goals so the plan addresses both immediate problems and long-term oral health.
Diagnostic tools may include digital X-rays, photographs and TRIOS 3D scanning with digital impressions, which help plan treatment in greater detail.
Depending on your needs, treatment may combine dental crowns, bridges, veneers, dental implants and periodontal (gum) therapy.
Experience With Complex Restorative Dentistry
Because full-mouth reconstruction can involve many types of treatment, extensive experience in planning and coordinating care is important.
Dr. Hazan has practiced restorative and cosmetic dentistry for nearly three decades. His experience includes more than 250 full-mouth reconstruction cases, more than 5,000 dental crowns, more than 2,500 dental bridges, more than 5,000 implant restorations, more than 3,000 dental implants placed, more than 2,500 veneer cases and thousands of other restorative procedures.
He often sees patients seeking second opinions or help with extensive or failed previous dental work. The goal is to evaluate your condition, explain your options and build a plan around your needs.
Dental Implants and Tooth Replacement
Missing or non-restorable teeth are an important part of many reconstruction plans. When appropriate, dental implants may be included to replace teeth and support long-term function.
Dr. Hazan has about 25 years of experience in implant placement and restoration, including more than 3,000 implants placed, more than 5,000 implant restorations and more than 1,000 implant-supported or snap-in denture cases.
Recommendations depend on your oral health, existing teeth, restorative needs and individual goals.
Restoring Worn, Damaged or Failing Teeth
Some patients have teeth affected by significant wear, fractures, decay or older dental work that no longer functions as intended.
Depending on the condition of each tooth, treatment may involve crowns, bridges, veneers, implants or other procedures. Each restoration is planned to work with the others to support your bite, function and overall smile.
If a tooth cannot be predictably restored, other options may be considered as part of your reconstruction.
A Comprehensive Approach to Treatment Planning
Our approach considers the whole mouth and how each stage of treatment relates to the next, not just individual teeth.
The practice uses advanced dental technology, which may include CBCT and three-dimensional imaging, digital impressions and other tools for planning complex care.
Dr. Hazan and the team explain the findings, your options and the recommended treatment sequence. The focus is on personalized care, thoughtful planning and informed decisions made without pressure.
Second Opinions for Extensive Dental Treatment
Being told you need extensive dental work can feel overwhelming.
Dr. Hazan often sees patients who want a second opinion about a complex treatment plan or problems with previous dental work. A second opinion can help you better understand your current condition, the options available and the reasoning behind a proposed plan.
Our goal is to give you clear information so you can feel confident in your decision.
Advanced Technology for Full-Mouth Reconstruction
Detailed diagnosis and careful planning support complex restorative care. Digital tools help evaluate the teeth, bite and supporting structures.
Technology used at our office includes:
- CBCT and three-dimensional imaging
- TRIOS digital scanning and impressions
- Digital smile design
- In-office crown technology
Frequently asked questions
What is full-mouth reconstruction?
Full-mouth reconstruction is a personalized treatment plan that combines several dental procedures to restore the health, function and appearance of your teeth and smile. The specific procedures depend on your condition and goals.
Who may benefit from full-mouth reconstruction?
Patients with multiple damaged, missing, severely worn or failing teeth, extensive previous dental work, bite concerns or other complex restorative needs may benefit. The dentist evaluates your oral health to determine which options are suitable.
What procedures can be included in full-mouth reconstruction?
A plan may include dental crowns, bridges, veneers, dental implants, periodontal therapy and other restorative procedures. Dr. Hazan tailors the plan to your specific needs.
How long does full-mouth reconstruction take?
The timeline depends on the number and type of procedures. Some treatment can be completed relatively quickly, while complex cases may require several stages. We explain the expected sequence and timeline after your evaluation.
Can dental implants be part of a full-mouth reconstruction?
Yes. Dental implants may be included when missing or non-restorable teeth need to be replaced. Dr. Hazan has extensive experience in implant placement and restoration and will determine whether implants are appropriate for your plan.
Can full-mouth reconstruction replace failing dental work?
It may. Dr. Hazan frequently evaluates patients with extensive or failed previous dental work. Your existing restorations, underlying teeth and surrounding tissues must be assessed before suitable options can be identified.
Can I get a second opinion about a full-mouth reconstruction plan?
Yes. We can review the recommendations you have received, evaluate your condition and explain other options that may be available.
How do I get started with full-mouth reconstruction?
The first step is a comprehensive consultation and examination, where the dentist evaluates your oral health, discusses your concerns and goals, and identifies appropriate treatment options. Call us at (407) 234-4412 to request an appointment.