Full Mouth Rehabilitation/Reconstruction
A full mouth dental reconstruction is when you undergo a series of dental procedures to restore both the function and aesthetics of your smile
Full mouth dental reconstruction restores a patient's dental functionality, while also improving the aesthetics of his or her smile.
A full mouth dental reconstruction can include a variety of dental procedures, including:
- Tooth extraction to remove teeth that cannot be repaired with a root canal.
- Root canal treatment for teeth that can be preserved for functional purpose and support for prosthesis.
- Dental implants which are the most permanent tooth replacement solution, and if treated properly, can last a lifetime.
- Crowns, to restore structural flaws
- Dental bridges, which are a series of three or more connected crowns that are used to replace missing teeth. With bridges, the two end crowns are placed on your existing, healthy teeth and the middle crown or crowns replace your missing teeth
- Porcelain veneers, which may be used to cover chipped or discolored teeth that may be otherwise healthy.