I’ve been seeing Dr. Miller for two years now and I’ve had a couple of serious dental surgeries. Not only did he and his team make me feel at ease but also feel apart of the Renew Dental family! I’ve come to know the whole team and felt loved & supported through such a long but beautiful journey! I’ve always hated going to to the dentist but ever since I made them my dental family, I never had that feeling again. So if you’re looking for your next dental family this is the place hands down. P.S. I also love Hannah the dental assistant , she’s incredible & all the other dental assistant’s 💕✨. Dr. Miller has an incredible team standing beside him. ♥️
Rebuild Your Smile With a Full-Mouth Reconstruction in Indianapolis
You deserve to have a complete and fully functional smile. If you have extensive tooth loss or damage, a full mouth reconstruction in Indianapolis can change your life. At Renew Dental Arts, your dentist will create a treatment plan that restores your bite and gives you back almost complete chewing power again. With our help, you will:
- Reclaim the pleasure of eating your favorite foods
- Improve your digestion since you can chew your meals more completely
- Engage in social interactions with renewed self-confidence
- Avoid further problems in your smile that can impact your daily life
- Maintain a healthy and strong jawbone by pairing your new teeth with dental implants
Call 463-243-5786 for an appointment.
Change Your Life by Restoring Your Bite
A full-mouth reconstruction is a thoroughly planned procedure designed to restore your oral health and function. Your dentist will use advanced technology, such as our computer-guided implant placement technology, 3-D X-rays, and intraoral cameras, to plan your treatment. We’ll also ensure your gums and jaw are in good condition to support implants and restorations.
Your full-mouth rehabilitation may include:
- Implant Crowns – Restore a single missing tooth with a dental crown paired with an implant. It will look and feel like a natural tooth.
- Implant Bridges – Replace multiple missing teeth with a lifelike bridge anchored to implants. You can chew any foods you like with this sturdy restoration.
- Implant Dentures – Leave adhesives behind and enjoy a wider variety of foods with implant-supported dentures for your upper jaw, lower jaw, or both.
- All-on-4 Implants – Streamline your procedure with this advanced approach that secures a full arch of teeth using just four implants.
- Restorative Dental Care – Save any remaining teeth with procedures such as fillings, crowns, or root canals.
- Oral Surgery – Your dentist may recommend tooth extractions or other procedures like bone grafts.
Throughout your reconstruction procedure, your dedicated team will make sure you are comfortable and relaxed. You will appreciate our soothing environment, enhanced by amenities like pillows, blankets, and stress balls. Oral sedation is also available if needed.
Call 463-243-5786 for a full-mouth reconstruction in Indianapolis. You can also schedule online.
Common Questions About Full-Mouth Reconstruction
A full-mouth reconstruction involves extensive dental repair to replace all or nearly all your damaged and missing teeth. You may have lost your teeth to disease, injury, or another reason. We’ll work hand in hand with you to develop a treatment plan to restore your smile and give you back a strong bite.
Time frames for a full-mouth reconstruction can vary widely, depending on the extent of the damage being repaired and your choice of treatments. If you’re getting a set of conventional dentures, your treatment could take only a few weeks to complete. However, if you need implants placed, the healing and fusing process typically takes a few months to complete before you can get your new teeth.
A full-mouth reconstruction may include multiple treatments, including surgical procedures such as tooth extractions, bone grafts, and dental implant placement. No matter which procedures you receive for your dental restoration, we’ll ensure you remain comfortable. We use local anesthesia to numb your mouth prior to treatment, and you can also choose to receive dental sedation.