Full Mouth Reconstruction is a comprehensive treatment plan that involves rebuilding or restoring all of the teeth in the upper and lower jaw. This can include a combination of procedures such as dental implants, crowns, bridges, dentures, and other restorative treatments to improve the function, appearance and health of the patient's teeth, gums and supporting bone. It is typically done to address extensive damage or deterioration of the teeth and gums due to injury, disease, or wear and tear. The goal of full mouth reconstruction is to restore the patient's ability to bite and chew properly, improve the appearance of the smile, and enhance overall oral health. It's also known as full-mouth rehabilitation or full-arch reconstruction. It requires a team approach, with a general dentist, specialists such as oral surgeons, periodontist, prosthodontist and others working together to create a customized treatment plan to meet the patient's specific needs.
Dental Questions
For many people, dentistry is a language of its own and many of the terminology and procedures are not well understood, which can lead to people making poor or uninformed decisions about their dental health.
We make it our point that every patient fully understands their customized treatment plan and its benefits. Therefore, we have compiled a knowledge base of information to describe every procedure and many common questions in an inviting and simple manner.
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