Full mouth rehabilitation is a comprehensive dental treatment that aims to restore and improve
the overall health, function, and appearance of your teeth and mouth.
The goal of full mouth rehabilitation is to achieve a harmonious and
functional smile that improves your quality of life. It is a personalized
treatment plan tailored to your specific needs and goals.
Who Needs Full Mouth Rehabilitation?
Full mouth
rehabilitation is typically recommended for individuals with:
- Severe tooth decay: Extensive tooth damage may
necessitate multiple restorations like crowns, fillings, or inlays
- Missing teeth: Gaps in your smile can
affect your ability to chew, speak, and maintain proper facial structure.
Dental implants, bridges, or dentures can replace missing
teeth.
- Bite problems (malocclusion): An improper bite can lead to
wear and tear on teeth, jaw pain, and difficulty chewing. Orthodontic
treatment or occlusal adjustments can correct bite issues.
- Worn or damaged teeth: Years of wear and tear,
grinding, or clenching can cause teeth to become worn or chipped.
Restorations like crowns, veneers, or bonding can repair damaged
teeth.
- Gum disease: Periodontal disease can
damage the gums and bone supporting your teeth. Treatment involves scaling
and root planning to remove plaque and tartar, along with other therapies
to promote gum health
The Full Mouth
Rehabilitation Process:
The process typically involves a thorough examination, diagnosis,
and treatment planning. Depending on your specific needs, the treatment plan
may include
- Restorative dentistry: Crowns, bridges, fillings,
inlays, and onlays to repair damaged teeth.
- Implants: Titanium posts surgically
placed in the jawbone to support crowns, bridges, or dentures.
- Orthodontics: Braces or aligners to
correct bite problems and straighten teeth.
- Periodontal therapy: Treatment for gum disease,
including scaling and root planing.
- Prosthodontics: Dentures or partial dentures
to replace missing teeth.
- Cosmetic dentistry: Procedures like teeth
whitening, veneers, or reshaping to improve the appearance of your
smile.
Full mouth rehabilitation
requires a team approach involving dentists, periodontists, orthodontists, and prosthodontists.
The goal is to restore your oral health, function, and aesthetics, giving you a
beautiful and healthy smile.
Benefits of Full Mouth
Rehabilitation
- Improved chewing and speaking
ability
- Enhanced facial aesthetics and self-confidence
- Reduced risk of further tooth loss
and gum disease
- Improved overall oral
health
- Improved quality of life
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