Full Mouth Reconstruction Urbandale

Integrative dentistry makes dealing with most dental issues a direct and often simple process. For instance, if you have a cavity or a tooth filling. However, when you have multiple issues to deal with, your treatment plan might not be quite as simple.

Over time, issues like tooth decay, tooth wear, chips, and cracks in your teeth, often the result of poor bite equilibration, can lead to multiple complications with your dental health. To rejuvenate the health, function, and appearance of your smile, Dr. Lawson can prescribe full-mouth reconstruction using integrative (wholistic) dental medicine.

Every patient has different needs when it comes to full mouth reconstruction. Full-mouth reconstruction is a carefully selected combination of procedures designed to revitalize the appearance of your smile, as well as your oral health and bite function, in a minimally invasive manner.

In most cases, addressing your smile issues begins with correcting problems with jaw joint issues and malocclusion. These issues can lead to worn dentition, with teeth developing cracks, chips, and other concerns. In turn, these issues cause problems requiring fillings and root canals.

Our dentist understands how poor dental occlusion and bite equilibration can impact your smile, often leading to a higher risk of TMJ dysfunction and damaged teeth. Using integrative dental medicine, we first address the causes of your malocclusion using custom-designed oral appliances, orthodontics, and other treatment options before moving on to secondary treatments, such as fillings or dental crowns.

Because your smile and its needs are unique, your Urbandale reconstructive dentistry plan will be specifically tailored to your smile. Depending on those needs, your treatment may include any combination of cosmetic and/or restorative treatments that most efficiently and effectively revitalize your smile. If you’ve lost one or more teeth, then dental implants may also be a recommended part of your smile reconstruction. Please click on any links you see here to learn more about specific full-mouth reconstruction procedures.

If your smile has multiple dentition issues we will work closely with you to develop an integrative full-mouth reconstruction plan and give your smile a complete transformation. Dr. Lawson has completed a number of continuing education courses in order to provide comprehensive reconstruction, including completing the renowned Dawson Academy Core Curriculum.

Our dentist’s Trial Smile Design program allows you to see what your smile will look like after all the work is completed. It costs nothing, and it gives a good idea of what the end product will be. Dr. Lawson wants you to see the transformation she can make to a mouth that has multiple dentition problems.

Founded by Dr. Peter Dawson, The Dawson Academy teaches the Concept of Complete Dentistry. Although more time-consuming for dental practices, Complete Dentistry results in more consistent, predictable, and healthy outcomes for your oral health.

Dr. Dawson is one of the most respected and honored dentists in the history of dentistry. With a passion for teaching dentists to do it “right,” he developed the Concept of Complete Dentistry to provide patients with healthy, beautiful smiles that would function properly and serve them comfortably for the rest of their lives.

With two best-selling books on the Concept of Complete Dentistry, Dr. Dawson has influenced tens of thousands of dentists to pursue better outcomes for their patients. Dr. Lawson is one of those dentists, and her time at the Dawson Academy has proved to be invaluable to her patients’ care.

With her passion for what she has learned at the Dawson Academy, Dr. Lawson is able to provide her patients with unrivaled integrative, wholistic restorative dentistry in Urbandale. She has devoted her life and career to practicing dentistry the way it should be—life-changing, life-saving, and lifelong.

Please call Lawson Dentistry at (515) 278-4366 to schedule a comprehensive evaluation. You may also fill out our online contact form to ask a question or request an appointment.