Full Mouth Restoration

In Toronto and Mississauga, Ontario

Sometimes patients have needs that require extensive treatment plans. The Toronto and Mississauga area cosmetic dentists at Willow Dental Associates will assess the benefits of a full mouth restoration for patients whose teeth, jaw or bite problems cannot be resolved by a simpler treatment plan. Employing the procedures included in reconstructive dentistry, this highly specialized area of dentistry can treat a variety of problems:

Replace or repair broken, worn or missing teeth
Repair bone
Repair tissue
Dental implant restorations
TMJ/TMD treatment
Dental bridge placement
Dental crown placement
Inlays
Onlays
Metal Filling Replacement
Bite misalignment
Crooked teeth

Our highly skilled cosmetic artisans combine the techniques of neuromuscular dentistry, cosmetic dentistry and orthodontics to manage your pain and restore your mouth to help preserve not only your appearance, but your overall health as well.

Neuromuscular Dentistry

Temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD) is a painful condition resulting from a misalignment of a patient’s jaw. Neuromuscular dentistry treats TMJ by determining the appropriate position and the treatment plan to achieve and maintain that position. When your jaw is in the proper position, your bite will fit just right, it should be relaxed, and your teeth will not wear due to misalignment.

Cosmetic Dentistry

Cosmetic dentistry focuses on improving your appearance beyond what general dentistry addresses. At Willow Dental Associates you can benefit from our cosmetic dentists who have trained at some of the best institutions available, such as the Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies (LVI) and other reputable centers. Cosmetic dentistry includes many services that overlap treatment for health care, doing double duty.

Orthodontics

Orthodontics is not just a cosmetic treatment, though it certainly can improve one’s appearance. Orthodontics is an important corrective treatment for malocclusion and other problems that can eventually lead to TMJ, eating difficulties, speech problems, and more.