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Advanced Dental Restorations for Bay Lakes' Toughest Dental Challenges Whether you've coped with dental problems for years, have recently lost a tooth or are experiencing chronic jaw pain, Bay Lakes Center for Complex Dentistry, SC is highly qualified to restore your dental health and give you back your smile.Call (920) 278-7678 to schedule an appointment.We provide a range of state-of-the art treatment options to meet your needs, lifestyle and budget, with an emphasis on difficult or complex problems. Full Mouth ReconstructionIf you have lost all your teeth in your upper or lower jaw, your treatment options for full mouth reconstruction include dental implants or traditional dentures. Missing TeethWhile implants are the state-of-the-art option for missing teeth, if you prefer a non-surgical and relatively quick solution and have at least one healthy tooth on either side of the gap formed by the missing teeth, a bridge provides a good fixed alternative.  With a bridge, the artificial tooth is held in place above the gum line by attaching it to crowns cemented onto the permanent teeth on either side of the gap. Bridges can be made with several artificial teeth as well. When the adjacent teeth are not looking their best, a bridge will enhance their appearance as well.Learn more about the differences between dental bridges and dentures Damaged, Fractured, Misshapen or Discolored TeethMultiple crowns can be used to cap teeth with large fillings, that have had a root canal or are in need of repair. In some cases, veneers may be an effective solution. For more information, see Cosmetic Dentistry. Oral PathologyAt Bay Lakes Center for Complex Dentistry, our dentists have training in oral pathology that make it easy for us to help you with any issue or disease that may negatively affect your dental health. Because oral pathologists specialize in addressing diseases that impact your oral structure (jaws, teeth, lips, and cheeks), we are prepared to assist you with any oral concerns you may have. Tooth extraction can often be a key step in helping you overcome such diseases. Though tooth extraction can sound intimidating, we urge you to consider how, after the restorative process, you will have much better dental health than you did before.Read more about Oral Pathology here. Corrective Jaw SurgeryAt Bay Lakes Center for Complex Dentistry, we are dedicated to bringing you the best possible treatment when it comes to problems that may negatively affect your dental health. There are some conditions that may require you to undergo corrective jaw surgery to improve your oral health. Whether you have a misaligned jaw or a severe malocclusion, we are prepared to give you any surgical treatment option that you need to help correct it, reduce any pain you may suffer, and leave you with an improved bite from what you had before. Read more about Corrective Jaw Surgery here.  Temporomandibular Joint Disorders (TMDs)At Bay Lakes Center for Complex Dentistry, we want you to know everything possible about the conditions that may affect your jaw and overall dental health. Our dentists have the expertise necessary to help you with periodontal disease, tooth realignment, and any oral disorder you might suffer from. An area of your mouth particularly sensitive to problems is the temporamandibular joint (TMJ). You may suffer from temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD) if it is hard for you to move your jaw without pain. This is a unique disorder that we are prepared to help you overcome. Read more about TMJ and TMDs here. Treatment for Congenital or Developmental Mouth DefectsMany patients are missing certain teeth because they never developed or may be misshapen. Others have teeth with poorly developed tooth structure throughout their mouths. Dr. Hallas will determine the best way to replace and/or restore these teeth to proper form and function, creating restorations that are indistinguishable from the natural teeth. See our Dental Implants, Denture Solutions, Oral Surgery, or Cosmetic Dentistry pages for more information. Cleft Lip or Cleft Palate DefectsMany cleft lip and palate patients exhibit missing teeth in the area of the clef. If this is your issue, we can help you. Additionally, while most cleft palates are now successfully closed surgically, if you require an obturator to close the palatal defect, we can fabricate an obturator that will improve your speech and swallowing. Surgical EndodonticsSometimes, there are cases where a non-surgical root canal treatment alone proves insufficient to save your tooth or teeth. For such patients, the solution often recommended is endodontic surgery. Today, we at Bay Lakes Center for Complex Dentistry will educate you on the details and benefits of this restorative procedure as well as its most common applications in hopes that potential future visitors will be better informed. Read more about Surgical Endodontics here. |
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