Blog - Full Mouth Reconstruction

Teeth are strong and designed to last a lifetime, but that doesn't mean you're happy with the appearance of your smile. Maybe you have damaged, discolored, or crooked teeth? No matter the issue, cosmetic dentistry can typically help.

However, for the best results and a lasting outcome, addressing your smile's health and aesthetics is always the recommended course.

While a smile makeover ...

Dental problems, specifically periodontal disease and untreated infections, can lead to tooth loss and systemic health problems. Studies have linked periodontal disease to heart attack, stroke, and even Alzheimer’s disease. Fortunately, there are solutions to help you restore your oral health and halt the progress of gum disease. Additionally, there are solutions to help restore your smile and address other ...

Sometimes patients feel that their dental health is so far gone that nothing can be done to make their teeth hurt less or look nice again. Our team at Northwest Arkansas Family Dental are here to give you hope – and a new smile that looks and feels fantastic.

It’s never too late for full mouth reconstruction in our Fayetteville dental ...

It’s easy to lose hope if you start having a smile breakdown. It might seem logical to simply have all of your teeth extracted and start over with dentures. Extractions and teeth-replacement with implants or dentures are certainly one option to consider if you have broken and decayed teeth that require constant upkeep. 

Another option is full mouth reconstruction to save ...

Perfect smiles you see in the movies and on television were not an accident. It is likely that your favorite celebrity sought professional help from their dentist to achieve a stunning, red carpet-worthy smile.

Since your smile is such an important part of your identity, it makes sense that you would want it to look as nice as possible. Cosmetic ...

If your teeth look smaller than they used to, or if they appear worn down all the way across, you may have a condition called bruxism. Bruxism is characterized by grinding or clenching the teeth. This typically occurs during sleep but can happen during a particularly stressful day or when you are concentrating.

Long-term bruxism may lead to excessive wear of ...

Has time gotten away from you and before you realized it, you missed a few dental appointments? Perhaps the economy made things a little tight or maybe a fear of the dentist has kept you away for too long. We understand. We know that people often stay away from the dentist inadvertently and before you know it, it’s been years ...