Two main goals of Full Mouth Reconstruction are to replace missing teeth and restore the health and appearance of damaged teeth. While many patients may realize they could benefit from dental treatment, some are too concerned that the process is invasive or expensive, which, unfortunately, leads many not to seek treatment.
Full mouth reconstruction is ideal for any patient who needs an extensive treatment plan and wants the most convenient and cost-effective way of receiving all of the dental care they need. The following are four important things to know about full mouth reconstruction before you begin the treatment process.
One main reason patients seek full mouth reconstruction is to improve the appearance of their smile. Significant teeth damage, teeth loss and periodontal concerns such as gum recession and bone loss can hinder the appearance of your smile. If this occurs, dentists can offer a range of treatment options that have cosmetic benefits, including:
Each treatment plan is tailored to meet the patient’s specific needs and preferences. At the beginning of full mouth reconstruction, the patient receives a detailed treatment plan, outlining each step of the process.
Teeth replacement is often a major component of the full mouth reconstruction process. There are several treatment options available to patients who are seeking teeth replacement, including:
The best method of teeth replacement depends on the number of teeth that need replacement and the preference of the patient. The dentist can go over the pros and cons of each teeth replacement treatment option.
Full mouth reconstruction takes place in steps. As discussed, it is designed for patients who have more than one oral health or cosmetic concern. Dentists typically address oral health concerns first and then move into more cosmetic procedures. Nevertheless, a detailed plan for each step and procedure is established at the very beginning. This gives the patient peace of mind as they know the cost, what to expect and have an idea of what the timeline will look like.
Two major components of full mouth reconstruction are teeth replacement and teeth restoration. There are many treatment options available when dealing with damaged and missing teeth, and the dentist can describe all available options and help the patient decide on which option is the most appropriate according to their needs and preferences.
Here at our dental practice, our goal is to help patients achieve ideal oral health and improve their confidence in their smile. We offer full mouth reconstruction, during which we can put together a treatment plan that addresses all of your oral health, functional and aesthetic concerns.
Request an appointment here: https://www.smilesbycanada.com or call Smiles by Dr. Canada at (281) 826-5180 for an appointment in our Houston office.
Check out what others are saying about our dental services on Yelp: Full Mouth Reconstruction in Houston, TX.
Cosmetic dentistry is a field that focuses on improving both the form and function of teeth. Many are under the impression that cosmetic dentistry is vastly different than general dentistry, but that is not true. A cosmetic dentist undergoes general dentistry training and then takes their education further by learning about cosmetic procedures. Many general…
Learn more about cosmetic dentistry now, as many cosmetic services not only improve one’s smile but they also improve the ability of one’s teeth to function better. According to the American Academy of cosmetic dentistry, cosmetic dentistry is a practice that aims to create positive changes in your teeth and smile. Ready to learn more?Understanding…
A cosmetic dentist can help you improve your smile by correcting the color of your teeth. This type of dentistry exists to correct issues that affect the appearance of your smile. The appearance of your teeth is one of the first things other people will notice in social interactions, so it is important to have…
Many patients have dental bonding procedures for cosmetic reasons. However, the treatment is also sometimes used to strengthen teeth that are chipped, cracked, decayed, or have exposed roots.Dental bonding is done with a composite resin that a dentist has color-matched to the natural teeth. The dentist roughens the tooth surface and then applies a conditioning…
Many patients have dental bonding procedures for cosmetic reasons. However, the treatment is also sometimes used to strengthen teeth that are chipped, cracked, decayed, or have exposed roots.Dental bonding is done with a composite resin that a dentist has color-matched to the natural teeth. The dentist roughens the tooth surface and then applies a conditioning…
The term All-on-4® refers to a more convenient alternative than conventional dentures. It involves installing dental implants into the patient’s jaw to serve as the base for a special type of dentures that are fixed in place.Traditional dentures are the most affordable way to replace missing teeth, but they have issues like poor stability. This…