Dentists use full mouth reconstruction and restoration terms widely and interchangeably to describe the whole rebuilding procedure and restore all teeth in both the upper and lower jaws. This involves general and restorative dentistry procedures like crowns, bridges, and veneers.
If your teeth are chipped, knocked, or fractured, you should see your dentist for a comprehensive examination. With the help of an investigation, they will know the problematic area and particular treatment options.
Teeth: the health and condition of your teeth will determine the procedure required for the restoration, such as porcelain veneers or crowns and bridges. In particular, Your dentist will recommend restoration procedures and note any cavities or decay, chipped or cracked tooth.
Periodontal tissues: You’ll most likely get other dental diseases if your gums are not healthy. Your dentist will take the help of scaling and planning to treat such periodontal diseases. You may require intensive treatment from a periodontist to ensure the safety and well-being of your mouth. Such treatment involves soft bone or grafting to buildup underlying jaw bones. Your dentist will look for pockets and insufficient gum tissues.
Aesthetic: the shape, size, and color of proportionate teeth and their appearance concerning your gums, lips, and the most essential teeth profile.
Temporomandibular joints: A stable bite in which you are not feeling any pain while closing your mouth or chewing and one that does not cause wear or destruction of your mouth is significant to your oral health.
Your dentist will work on full Teeth Reconstruction and identification of the particular process for your mouth. So you should visit your dentist to know all possible procedures for your cases and other circumstances. Most reconstruction procedure involves multiple phases and dental visits. Here are some needs and dependence for the procedure required:
