Full Mouth Reconstruction Procedures

If your oral health challenges call for a full mouth reconstruction, you probably have a lot of questions. There are many reasons why you may feel worried about the upcoming treatments. Many of these treatments are invasive and involved. Fortunately, you can have peace of mind that the dentist has the knowledge and training to restore your smile and the function of your mouth. Depending on your needs, various procedures are available. Your dentist will determine which one makes the most sense.

What the dentist says about good oral health

People should take their dental health as seriously as they do other wellness issues. Sadly, too many people neglect these needs and suffer serious problems with their teeth and gums. A general dentist will advise all patients to have a wellness examination every six months. It is also vital for people to brush at least twice a day and floss daily. Limiting the intake of sugar will also help to prevent tooth decay.

Crowns

When a person does not brush or floss regularly or effectively, severe decay can occur. Untreated, this can develop into an infection and threaten the tooth and gums. For this and other reasons, the general dentist may recommend that the patient gets a crown. This restorative cap covers the entire tooth and protects it from suffering more damage. It stabilizes the tooth and restores its form and ability to chew. Crowns are cemented in place and are usually made of porcelain, ceramic, or composite.

Implants

Sometimes, tooth decay or infections may be so severe that the dentist cannot save the tooth. Dental implants are another type of full mouth reconstruction that can revitalize a person’s smile. This is a multistep process that requires two surgeries and months of recovery and preparation. Implants consist of three parts: a titanium post, an abutment, and a crown. The post acts as the root of the tooth and is embedded deep in the jaw. The crown is a natural-looking artificial tooth, and the abutment connects the crown and post.

Implants are durable and can last well over 20 years. This treatment helps to prevent jaw shrinkage and the change of the face’s shape. Implants allow the person to eat most foods. People with dental implants still need to continue brushing and flossing daily. These habits will extend the life span of the implants and prevent gum disease.

Dentures

Dentures are another tooth-replacement option. Some patients prefer this treatment because it is not as invasive as implants. Dentures can replace all of a patient’s teeth or several missing teeth. It consists of a gum-colored acrylic base and artificial teeth. The teeth are made of a durable material to enable the patient to chew. Having dentures will help the patient speak normally and regain a natural smile.

A full mouth reconstruction is the right option for your needs

A full mouth reconstruction offers you the chance to enjoy good health and the appearance you want. If you have lost teeth or have several damaged ones, this could be the right treatment. Your dentist will make sure you feel comfortable with the procedure. Make an appointment today to get started.

Request an appointment here: https://www.todayssmilecenter.com or call Today's Smile Center, P.C. at (248) 850-1642 for an appointment in our Berkley office.

Check out what others are saying about our dental services on Yelp: Full Mouth Reconstruction in Berkley, MI.

Related Posts

Professional Teeth Whitening Treatment From A Cosmetic Dentist

Looking for a cosmetic dentist? A bright smile free from teeth stains often gives patients more confidence. Unfortunately, many over-the-counter whitening kits are not effective, dangerous to use, or the results do not last long. With professional teeth whitening from an experienced cosmetic dentist, patients can better ensure they get the long-lasting results they desire…

How Long Do I Need To Wear ClearCorrect Braces?

Are you thinking about choosing ClearCorrect braces to straighten your teeth? Both teens and adults are choosing this popular alternative option to wear traditional braces. The ClearCorrect option uses clear aligners instead of braces, so some benefits come with this alternative option that is not available when choosing traditional braces.One of the most common questions…

Reasons To Consider All-on-4® Teeth Replacement

If you are missing all the teeth on your lower or upper jaw, you may be a good candidate for an All-on-4® system that uses four dental implants to secure a custom-fit fixed denture. It is a type of implant-supported denture that solves most of the common issues of traditional dentures. This article will outline…

When A Deep Teeth Cleaning Is Recommended For Periodontal Health

Going to the dental office regularly likely means that the teeth will be cleaned on a routine basis, however, this does not mean that a deep teeth cleaning will be done. A deep teeth cleaning is actually different than the routine one that is done at a check-up. Many patients initially believe that a deep…

Today's Smile Center, P.C.

Share
Published by
Today's Smile Center, P.C.

Recent Posts

How Long Do I Need to Wear ClearCorrect Braces?

ClearCorrect is a straightening treatment that can remedy crooked or rotated teeth, crowded teeth, too…

2 weeks ago

Professional Teeth Whitening Treatment from a Cosmetic Dentist

Looking for a cosmetic dentist? A bright smile free from teeth stains often gives patients…

1 month ago

Reasons to Consider All-on-4® Teeth Replacement

All-on-4® blends the affordability of dentures with the stability of dental implants.

4 months ago

When a Deep Teeth Cleaning is Recommended for Periodontal Health

A deep teeth cleaning is actually different than the routine one that is done at…

5 months ago

General Dentistry: A Dentist Explains How Oral Hygiene is Important For Your Health

Oral health has a strong connection to your overall health, both affecting each other in…

6 months ago

Comparing Implant Supported Dentures With Traditional Dentures

To help you decide if implant-supported dentures are right for you, we’ll compare them with…

7 months ago