I have meth mouth from years of using. i'm sober now & need to fix the situation. are there any dentists who specialize in whole mouth restoration?

Yes: Usually cosmetic dentistry specialists or general dentists can help you with this problem. Congratulations for your sobriety. Be proud. Best wishes.

Prosthodontists: Or a very capable cosmetic dentist. Don't get overwhelmed, treatment can occur in stages, but may take some time and be quite an investment, be proud of overcoming your addiction and with a little help you will have more than one thing to smile about!

Yes: First off congratulations on getting sober. Yes, there are dentists that perform full mouth reconstruction. Although it is not a specialty, a dentist who performs such a task should have experience with the procedure. I would have to see the extent of the damage to determine what you need. I would show you before and after photos of other patients that I have treated.Good luck in your search.

Many: Many general dentists do this--but a category of dentists called prosthodontists are trained specifically for this type of work.

Meth mouth: Congratulations on getting clean, depending on the extent of destruction to your dentition there are many dentists both general dentists and specialist that can handle this for you.

Prosthodontist: Is a specialist in full moth restoration and is your best bet.

Cosmetic dentists: Whole mouth restorations are done by cosmetic dentists and implant specialists. Ask your dentist and s/he can make a referral.

No specialist: There are no specialists in cosmetic dentistry. But you can check on how committed and serious your dentist is with credentialing him or herself. There are fellowships, masterships, accreditations your dentist can achieve, and equipment, options, staying up with technology, continuing education are all super important for your full mouth rehab.

Yes: Working with full mouth reconstruction is an art as well as a science. Reconstructing lost form and function takes expert training. If you have lost your vertical dimension of occlusion (height of your teeth) you will need a neuromuscular dentist to help restore you best, imo.

Sedation dentistry: You may want to consider sedation dentistry, where you can possibly be medicated (not put out entirely,) and have as much dentistry as possible done in less appointments and you would be more relaxed. Get more than one opinion, with treatment options. Congrats on being sober!!!