A reconstruction happens in stages, and each stage sets up the next. Here is what the journey usually looks like.
Step 1. Consultation and records
We listen to what bothers you and what you hope to change. Then we examine your teeth, gums, and jaw joints and gather records such as X-rays, 3D imaging, photos, and digital scans.
Step 2. Your written plan
We study your records and design the plan. You see which teeth are treated, how, and in what order. Often you can preview the proposed result as a model or a digital design. You also receive the timeline and a written cost estimate.
Step 3. Foundation work
Healthy gums and bone come first. This stage can include gum treatment, removal of teeth that cannot be saved, bone grafting, root canal treatment, and implant placement. Healing takes from a few weeks to several months, depending on what was done.
Step 4. Trial teeth
Temporary restorations let you live with the new shapes and bite before anything is final. Tell us what you like and what you would change. Adjustments at this stage are simple.
Step 5. Final restorations
Once you are comfortable with the trial teeth, the lab makes your permanent crowns, bridges, veneers, or implant teeth. We place them, check your bite, and refine the details.
Step 6. Long-term care
A night guard, regular cleanings, and checkups protect your result. We set a maintenance schedule that fits your mouth.
Ready to take the first step? Request a consultation.