Full mouth reconstruction, there’s different reasons why you do it. Again, people have some broken teeth, worn down teeth. A lot of it is people have a lot of wear. They wear their teeth down, front teeth and back teeth. So teeth are shorter. When they smile, you can’t see teeth. Teeth are a little bit weaker, so they could fracture and break. So what we do, what we could do full mouth reconstruction, we would go through the same process. We would do comprehensive evaluation, understand why the people, why someone would want this done. And then we go through the steps of taking impressions, photographs and doing a sit down consultation so we know exactly where we’re gonna go. Then we do a trial smile. So we make sure that the final product is gonna look right. We try to make sure they’re happy with it. And then we go in there, we do crowns and, or veneers on their teeth to restore their smile, to restore function and to restore a nice beautiful smile.
Enjoy a Gorgeous, Functional Smile With Full-Mouth Rehabilitation
Your dentist will work closely with you to develop a comprehensive treatment plan to get your smile back in great shape. We’ll use advanced technology like 3-D imaging with a cone beam CT scanner to plan your procedure and ensure precise results.
Every smile is different, but treatments using dental implants are often a great way to restore your smile and bite. You can replace any number of missing teeth with implant treatments:
- Dental Implants With Crowns – We’ll place single implants and attach crowns to them.
- Dental Bridges – Your new bridge will anchor to implants rather than your other teeth to fill in your smile.
- All-on-4® Dental Implants – Just four implants can keep a full arch of fixed teeth firmly in place. In some cases, you can get implants and new teeth in just one appointment.
- Implant-Secured Dentures – Using implants to support your replacement teeth gives you many benefits, including chewing power that you can’t get with traditional dentures. Implants also help stop bone loss in your jaw.
If you don’t want dental implants or are not a good candidate for them, you have other options, including:
- Conventional Full Dentures – These dentures replace full arches of teeth on your upper or lower jaw or on both jaws.
- Conventional Partial Dentures – Partial dentures can be a good choice if you have some healthy teeth remaining.
Call Mate & Huaman Dentistry to find out more about full-mouth reconstruction in Middleburg. You can also make an appointment online.
