I want a new smile – how do I go about it?

Complete smile makeover: Restore your smile and your self-confidence.

Dental reconstruction is performed on patients who want or need a major change. Looking better overall, younger, and starting to smile confidently is the goal of every reconstruction. The absence of complete and functional teeth affects your mental and physical health. The most common indication is a patient who has undergone several different dental treatments over many years, which are gradually failing. Beautiful, white teeth are a matter of course today, but proper function, bite alignment, biomechanics and, above all, healthy gums are the things that "WE" focus on the most.

What does "new smile" mean?

• We will give you back a beautiful white smile that everyone will turn to look at
• We will restore proper function - comfortable chewing without pain
• We will replace missing teeth and fill in gaps
• We will achieve the correct position of the jaw joints (without pain in the chewing muscles, discomfort and headaches)
• Restore bite height (no more sunken cheeks and lips)

Treat your body and soul to a healthy smile. Your smile will not only brighten you up, but also bring joy to those around you.

The most common indications for extensive dental reconstruction

1. The patient wants nicer, straighter and whiter teeth
2. Loss of multiple teeth in the past
3. Extensive tooth decay
4. Failing white fillings, old veneers and crowns
5. Stained teeth, yellowed teeth
6. Worn, chipped, short teeth, broken chewing edges
7. Attrition, abrasion and erosion - in cases such as eating disorders - vomiting, gastroesophageal reflux, pregnancy, bruxism and other bad habits.

Important information for patients

1. The patient chooses the colour themselves with the dental technician (we can recommend a suitable colour for the new teeth) from natural to the whitest material on the market.
2. With us, you become part of the process - we adjust the shape, size and modelling of the tooth together, and everything is tested using plastic temporaries.
3. Either the patient has a clear idea and brings a photo of how they imagine their new teeth, or we create the ideal shape.
4. For each patient, we can achieve their maximum ideal, given the situation and conditions – this means that we cannot change the patient's physiognomy and anatomy.
5. Transformation is a journey that is sometimes winding, but we will always guide you to a destination where you will be satisfied.

What is the procedure for dental reconstruction?

Consultation and planning

Your journey begins with a thorough consultation and examination, including X-rays and digital modelling of your smile, so that we can create a personalised treatment plan.

Treatment phases

The treatment will be divided into several visits to gradually achieve the final result. Each step is carefully planned to minimise discomfort and pain while maximising results.

Care and maintenance

Once the reconstruction is complete, we will provide you with detailed instructions on how to care for your new teeth and schedule regular visits for check-ups and maintenance.

Dental reconstruction step by step

1. Detailed documentation - X-rays including 3D X-rays, photographs of the teeth, photographs of the face, scans of the teeth, scans of the face
2. The treatment plan is created by the dentist together with the dental technician and a team of other specialists
3. Simulation of the final result in a digital environment
4. Mock-up smile test – overall view of the problem and explanation of what treatment will be needed
5. Production of various surgical templates, temporary dentures and other aids
6. Dental restoration - tooth decay, root canal cleaning, dental implant placement, tooth extraction, gum surgery
7. Grinding teeth for crowns, veneers
8. Testing temporary teeth, adjusting shape, size, bite, colour selection
9. Production of final teeth and trial fitting
10. Fitting of final teeth
11. Surgery after final work - adjustment and additional gum surgery - microsurgery

Procedures involved in complete reconstruction

Complete dental reconstruction can involve a wide range of dental treatments, such as:

• Crowns and bridges: For the restoration of extensively damaged teeth and the replacement of missing teeth with a bridge where an implant cannot be inserted.
• Veneers: Thin slices of ceramic that are applied to the front surface of the tooth to improve its appearance.
• Implants: Replacement of missing teeth from the root up for the best functionality and aesthetics.
• Orthodontics: To correct misaligned teeth and bite.
• Endodontic treatment or extraction: To treat damaged and infected teeth.
• Dental hygiene and gum treatment: To ensure a healthy foundation for new teeth.

All our specialists look at the issue of your new smile and contribute to the creation of several treatment plan options. The treatment plan is half the battle, which is why we work in a modern digital environment where we simulate everything in advance using 3D programmes and print 3D plastic models so that we can show you what everything will look like in the end.

Conclusion

Complete dental reconstruction can be a transformative process not only for your smile, but also for your psyche. A new and healthy smile marks the beginning of a new life, as the confidence that comes with functional and beautiful teeth is priceless. With the latest technologies and an individualised approach, we are ready to help you achieve your goals.