Carlos Castro DDS

“Pressing the reset button” — without extracting a single tooth.
This patient came in with multiple failing restorations and implants, mismatched tooth color, inconsistent tooth size, and a smile that no longer felt natural.

✅ Goal: restore a smile that looks authentic—and a bite that’s engineered to last.
✅ Outcome: all teeth were saved, function restored, occlusion rebuilt, and esthetics harmonized.

My approach was systematic:

Comprehensive diagnostics (photo series, perio/implant evaluation, occlusal risk assessment)

Occlusal blueprint (recorded function, guided stable bite, planned vertical + envelope of function)

Esthetic design (midline, incisal edge position, tooth proportions, shade strategy)

“Test-drive” provisionals to validate comfort, phonetics, and function

Definitive restorations designed for durability, cleansability, and long-term maintenance

Protect + maintain (nightguard when indicated, hygiene protocol, recall strategy)

If you’re a patient considering a full-mouth reconstruction: results should look natural and feel stable.
If you’re a dentist: happy to share the workflow—this is what we teach at GPS Dental Training Center.

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Photos posted with permission. Individual outcomes vary.