Reconstructive Dentistry

Reconstructive Dentistry for Tooth Decay

Tooth decay is one of the most common reasons patients need restorative treatment. Bacteria in the mouth feed on sugars, producing acids that erode enamel and create cavities.

Dr. Marzban uses durable, tooth-colored materials such as composite resin, ceramic inlays, and onlays to repair small to moderate cavities while maintaining the natural look of your smile.

If decay becomes more advanced, she may recommend:

• Dental crowns to strengthen weakened teeth

• Root canal therapy to remove infection and relieve pain

• Full restorations to rebuild shape, color, and bite alignment

With early diagnosis and modern materials, even severely decayed teeth can often be saved and restored for decades of healthy use.

Tooth Replacement: Restoring What’s Lost

Sometimes, saving a tooth isn’t possible. In these cases, Dr. Marzban offers natural-looking replacement options that restore both function and aesthetics.

Dental Implants

The gold standard for tooth replacement, dental implants mimic natural tooth roots and support crowns, bridges, or dentures. They restore full chewing strength and preserve jawbone health for long-term stability.

Dental Bridges

When an implant isn’t ideal, a dental bridge can fill gaps using adjacent teeth for support. Bridges restore appearance, balance, and bite alignment while preventing neighboring teeth from shifting.

Tooth Trauma and Structural Damage

• Accidents, falls, or sports injuries can lead to chipped, cracked, or fractured teeth.

• Minor chips can often be repaired with teeth bonding or porcelain veneers.

• Moderate damage may require crowns to provide strength and protection.

• In cases of extensive trauma, implants or reconstructive treatment may be necessary.

Every case is unique. Dr. Marzban’s neuromuscular expertise allows her to address not only the damaged tooth but also the bite forces and alignment that could cause future wear or fracture.

Full Mouth Reconstruction

When multiple teeth are damaged or missing, a full mouth reconstruction may be the most comprehensive solution. This process restores the entire dental structure—teeth, bite, and function—while rejuvenating aesthetics.

With over two decades of experience, Dr. Marzban specializes in creating smiles that integrate beauty, balance, and breath™. Her holistic approach ensures your reconstructed smile supports proper jaw alignment and airway health, helping prevent issues like TMJ disorder and sleep apnea.

Full mouth reconstruction may include:

• Crowns, veneers, and bridges

• Dental implants or implant-supported restorations

• Bite realignment and TMJ therapy

• Cosmetic refinements for facial harmony

This treatment can be life-changing—restoring confidence, comfort, and long-term wellness.