Result:
The procedures replace lost or damaged teeth with reliable, durable teeth that look, feel and function like natural teeth. They also help restore gums and lost bones and stimulate new bone growth in smallpox.
Ideal Candidate:
The best person to get the treatment is someone having the following conditions:
- Severe damage to teeth, gums, or jaw
- Only a few healthy teeth left in the mouth or none
- Excessively worn-out teeth due to bruxism
- Teeth severely damaged by decay or trauma
- Gums damaged by periodontal disease
- Overbite problems
Quick Tip! A complete rehab can often be a more affordable and convenient option than individual treatments.
Treatment Options:
Dentists at Sydney Royal Clinic will conduct a thorough examination of your mouth to determine the most appropriate treatment plan for you. depending on your situation, Full mouth rehabilitation in Georgia may include one or more of the following procedures:
Dental Implants:
If you have lost a tooth, you can place an implant in the tooth and replace the tooth roots. It is covered with a porcelain or ceramic crown that looks like a natural tooth. If your breasts do not have enough bone mass to support the implant, you may need a bone graft procedure.
Crowns And Bridges:
Crowns are ceramic or porcelain caps that are placed on damaged teeth or dental implants. They can act like new teeth and completely replace natural teeth.
Bridges are dentures used to fill spaces where a tooth has been lost or removed. They consist of a new tooth or multiple teeth supported by a crown on both sides.
Veneers:
The porcelain or composite resin restorations are placed on the front of the teeth to enhance their appearance. They are a less intensive treatment compared to implants and crowns.
This cosmetic dental treatment is less likely to affect oral health, and these can help cover stains or discoloration, close minor gaps, and straighten crooked teeth.
Gum Surgery:
If periodontitis affects the gums, our dentist can remove plaque by first rinsing and polishing the roots. If gum disease progresses, a soft cloth or bone graft may be needed to replace lost or damaged gums, jaws, and tooth roots.
Orthodontics:
If you have a crossbite or your upper and lower teeth do not line up correctly, your dentist may recommend orthodontic treatment like braces or aligners to correct your bite. Ideally, this treatment should be completed before other rehabilitation procedures begin.
Jaw Surgery:
If your malocclusion is too severe to be treated with orthodontics, your dentist may recommend jaw surgery. This includes remodeling and repositioning of smallpox, which helps with bite problems and temporomandibular disorders.
Quick Tip! Your dentist will decide which treatments are the best options for you.
Full Mouth Rehabilitation (FAQ’s):
What Is Full Mouth Rehabilitation?
A Full Mouth Rehabilitation combines esthetics with restorative dentistry to enhance oral health and function as well as the desired appearance of the teeth. The treatments can include onlays, crowns, bridges, veneers, dental implants, and/or dentures that will provide not only a "smile makeover", but chewing efficiency for the patient
The procedure can be divided into the following steps,
Step 1: Remove faulty restorations and assess all teeth.
Step 2: Foundation Work and surgical work such as Extractions, Implants, and Crown lengthening as needed and other periodontal procedures as required.
Step 3: Final restorative phase.
What Is Full Mouth Rehabilitation Occlusal Concepts?
The main concept is to restore the tooth to its natural form, function, and aesthetics while maintaining the physiologic integrity in relation to the adjacent hard and soft tissues, all of which improve the oral health and quality of life of the patient.
What Are The Benefits Of A Full Mouth Reconstruction?
Full-mouth rehabilitation can resolve many dental and oral concerns and can prevent gum diseases and cavities from forming. As you stay updated about your oral health, the treatment can provide long-term results since the teeth get the professional care needed.
What Is Full Mouth Rehabilitation For Children?
Even for children Full Mouth Rehabilitation involves rebuilding or restoring all the teeth in the upper and lower jaws. Restoration involves several procedures that are applied as and when needed to restore the teeth to a more healthy position along with improving their aesthetic appeal.
How To Increase Vertical Height In Full Mouth Rehabilitation?
For treatment of vertical height, options such as Temporary acrylic resin crowns, fixed prosthesis, or even interim removable prosthesis are applied initially. This is done to ensure that the incisal edge of the lower anterior teeth should come to a vertical stop in the middle third of the maxillary anterior teeth.
How Long Does the Treatment Take?
It also depends on the initial situation. We use the latest and most advanced methods to shorten this process as much as possible. Even the most complex cases require the involvement of all clinical professionals, which we usually complete within a year.
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