09/04/2026
Stay the course. Sometimes the best transformations can’t be rushed.
This was an amazing—but complex—full-mouth rehabilitation.
Years of clenching and grinding had taken a significant toll on this patient’s teeth and bite. Creating a beautiful smile was important, but first we needed to rebuild a healthy, stable foundation.
Treatment required multiple sets of temporary restorations as we transitioned from natural teeth, to a combination of teeth and dental implants, and ultimately to implant-supported restorations.
Along the way, I also opened the patient’s bite to establish a healthier and more stable occlusion. The temporaries allowed us to carefully evaluate the new bite, function, tooth position, and esthetics before committing to the final result.
I worked alongside an amazing periodontist, Dr. Andrew Diamond, who expertly placed the implants for me to restore.
We spent a lot of time making sure the bite was stable and healthy before completing the final smile—and it was definitely worth the wait!
Complex cosmetic dentistry is about more than making teeth look beautiful. It’s about combining esthetics, function, implant dentistry, and careful bite reconstruction to create a smile designed to last.
📍 Dr. Jonathan Limberakis | Limberakis Family Dentistry
Cosmetic & Restorative Dentistry | Abington, PA | Greater Philadelphia
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