Full Mouth Restoration

What Is Full Mouth Restoration?

Full mouth restoration, also known as full mouth reconstruction, involves a combination of dental procedures to rebuild or restore all the teeth in your mouth. This extensive treatment plan is tailored to address various dental problems, including damaged, missing, or severely worn teeth and issues with alignment. The goal is to restore your smile's function and aesthetics, ensuring you can eat, speak, and smile confidently.

When Is Full Mouth Restoration Necessary?

Full mouth restoration is necessary when multiple dental issues affect your oral health and quality of life. Here are some situations where full mouth restoration might be recommended:

• Severe Tooth Decay: If you have extensive tooth decay affecting multiple teeth, individually restoring each tooth might not be enough. A full mouth restoration can address widespread decay and restore the health and appearance of your entire mouth.
• Multiple Missing Teeth: Missing teeth can affect your ability to chew and speak properly and impact the alignment of your remaining teeth. A full mouth restoration can replace missing teeth with implants, bridges, or dentures, providing a complete and functional smile.
• Damaged or Worn Teeth: Teeth that are broken, cracked, or severely worn down due to grinding or other factors can compromise oral health. Full mouth restoration can repair or replace damaged teeth, restoring their strength and function.
• Bite and Alignment Issues: Misaligned bites can cause problems with chewing and speaking and can lead to jaw pain. A full mouth restoration can correct bite and alignment issues, improving comfort and function.
• Gum Disease: Advanced gum disease can cause tooth loss and damage to the supporting structures of your teeth. Full mouth restoration often includes treatments to address gum disease and restore the health of your gums.

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