Full Mouth Reconstruction Procedures to Rebuilding Damaged Teeth

A full mouth reconstruction may be life-changing for patients who have low self-esteem due to their smiles. Many patients first come into the office because they are embarrassed about their teeth or how their smile looks. We recognize that it takes a lot of thought and bravery to step through our doors, and we want to make sure that we help patients improve their smiles. If you have damaged teeth, a full mouth reconstruction can improve both function and appearance.

The issues a full mouth reconstruction corrects

A full mouth reconstruction is an approach that helps to improve one's smile in a variety of different ways. Typically, patients who seek a full mouth reconstruction have a few other things they would like to improve about their smile. Several other issues can be corrected with this procedure. These include:

• Broken teeth
• Cracked teeth
• Misaligned teeth
• Severe tooth decay
• Damaged or weak tooth enamel

Procedures used in a full mouth reconstruction

As you can see, full mouth reconstruction can focus on a wide variety of issues that affect one's ability to eat, talk, or even smile. Due to the diversity of the problems that a full mouth reconstruction can address, various procedures may be used. Today, we will cover some of the most common dental procedures that we use for full mouth reconstruction.

• Crowns – Dental crowns are used to cover a damaged tooth entirely. This approach is frequently used after a root canal, a severely cracked tooth, or discolored teeth. While crowns completely cover the upper portion of the tooth that you see above the gum, it helps preserve the tooth's roots that are still intact. While many crowns were previously made of metal and did not match existing teeth, advances in dentistry now allow dentists to match a crown to existing teeth closely. This means that crowns are often undetected when you talk or open your mouth.
• Dental Implants – Crowns can help improve the appearance of an existing tooth. In contrast, dental implants replace a missing tooth. This makes dental implants a great long-term strategy for your full mouth reconstruction.
• Veneers – Porcelain veneers are used to help cover the visible front surface of the tooth. Veneers are often an excellent option for patients who have teeth that have gaps between them or if teeth are discolored. Veneers take advantage of the existing tooth to support a thin piece of porcelain attached to the front. This approach helps to improve one's smile without more invasive techniques.

Find out more today!

For people who are looking at full mouth reconstruction, the dentist can work with patients to identify which treatment options are the most suitable. Often, these treatments are customized and may include numerous treatments over a period of time to achieve the desired results. 

To learn more about full mouth reconstruction or to get scheduled for a consultation appointment. 

Request an appointment here: https://www.georgetown-dental.com or call Georgetown Dental Partners at (978) 867-0860 for an appointment in our Georgetown office.

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