Different approaches to
Full Mouth Reconstructions
The different approaches to full mouth reconstruction can vary depending on the specific dental issues and individual treatment needs. Some common approaches may include a combination of treatments such as dental implants, crowns, bridges, veneers, orthodontics, periodontal therapy, and TMJ (temporomandibular joint) treatment. The specific combination and sequence of treatments are determined based on the unique circumstances and goals of each patient.
Implants supporting dentures
Implant retained dentures use fewer implants to support a full arch of teeth, providing a more efficient and cost-effective solution for patients with multiple missing teeth. These dentures are removable for cleaning and maintenance as required.
Implants supporting one or many teeth
Implants supporting fixes prosthetics involve placing implant posts for one or several missing teeth. Replacement teeth (crowns or bridges) are then created and supported by these implants. These are generally not removable without the help of your dentist.
Porcelain veneers
Porcelain veneers are custom-made, thin shells that are bonded to the teeth and provide a highly aesthetic and durable solution. These are usually made by a special dental ceramist and take some time to be hand crafted for you. These are generally stronger, more aesthetic and more stain resistant option available.
Dental implants
A dental implant involves a surgical procedure to place a small titanium post into the jawbone. This post serves as a sturdy foundation for a custom-made artificial tooth, which is then attached to the implant.
Crowns and bridges
Crowns and bridges are an excellent choice for improving cosmetics for teeth which are heavily broken down and require significant rebuilding or reinforcement. They allow you to improve the appearance of your teeth by replacing the visible parts of your teeth, but also help strengthen weakened teeth by reinforcing or capping them with strengthened ceramics.
