Quick Summary
Restorative dentistry can rebuild your smile and confidence after severe facial trauma, including fractures and multiple broken teeth. Procedures like dental implants and crowns work together to restore both function and appearance following accidents. Treatment addresses not only the physical damage but also the self-consciousness and emotional impact that comes with dental trauma.
Key Takeaways
- If you’ve experienced facial trauma with multiple broken teeth, ask your dentist about a comprehensive restorative plan that may include dental implants and crowns.
- Dental implants and crowns can work together to restore both the function and appearance of teeth damaged by severe accidents or fractures.
- You should discuss with your dentist how restorative treatment can address not just the physical damage but also the confidence and self-consciousness issues that often follow dental trauma.
- Schedule a consultation to find out which combination of restorative procedures is right for your specific injury and how treatment can help you feel confident in your smile again.
Andrew tells us about his massive 80-foot fall when the lift truck he was working from was overturned which left him with over ten facial fractures and numerous broken teeth. Of course, this affected his entire family as you can see in the video and left him very self-conscious about his smile, and truly affected his overall confidence.
The dental team at McOmie Family Dentistry and Dr. Mark McOmie were able to restore Andrew’s smile and his confidence using many restorative dental procedures including implants and crowns.
