Comprehensive restoration for patients with extensive damage, wear, or missing teeth — every step planned before treatment begins.
The first step is a complete diagnostic workup: full-mouth X-rays, 3D CT scan, clinical photographs, and digital or physical impressions. Every tooth, the bite relationship, the jaw joints, and the existing bone structure are evaluated. This data forms the foundation for the treatment plan.
Using the diagnostic records, every restoration is mapped out digitally — which teeth need crowns, which need implants, which areas need bone grafting. A phased timeline is created so treatment proceeds in a logical order. You receive a detailed cost breakdown before any work begins.
Implants are placed surgically and allowed to integrate with the bone. Once stable, custom crowns, bridges, or full-arch prosthetics are fabricated and attached. Dr. Lyssova handles both the surgical and prosthetic phases, so the implant position is dictated by the final restoration — not the other way around.
Years of grinding, clenching, or misalignment can wear teeth down to the point where the bite collapses. Rehabilitation involves rebuilding the correct vertical dimension and tooth contacts using crowns, onlays, or prosthetics across multiple teeth simultaneously. TMJ symptoms often improve as a result of restoring proper bite mechanics.
Full-mouth cases are divided into phases so you always have functional, presentable teeth throughout treatment. Temporary restorations are placed while permanent ones are being fabricated. Each phase is scheduled with enough healing time before the next one begins. The timeline depends on complexity but typically spans several months.
