Have you ever wondered why some people have a beautiful smile and others do not? It is because of the shape, color, and condition of the teeth. Some teeth may be misaligned or malformed, some of them may have broken or chipped surfaces, and others may have cavities. These are some of the common oral problems that many people face. Luckily, there is a solution for all of these problems - Full mouth reconstruction.
What Is Full Mouth Reconstruction?
Full mouth reconstruction is a procedure that is performed to restore the shape, color, and functionality of all the oral structures. It may involve one or more procedures such as cosmetic dentistry, implant placement, root canal treatment, etc. However, it is quite different from dental implants as full mouth reconstruction restores all the teeth.
What Are The Benefits Of Full Mouth Reconstruction?
- The patient would be able to bite and chew food like they always used to.
- There would be no pain while biting or chewing food, thereby eliminating oral pain.
- The chances of gum diseases would reduce drastically as all the teeth are restored.
- The smile would be restored to its former glory. The patient would be able to smile without feeling embarrassed or conscious about their appearance.
- With a full mouth reconstruction procedure, the chances of suffering from oral infections would be reduced by a significant margin as all the teeth have been restored and are functioning properly.
- With improved oral health, overall health also tends to improve.
What Is The Procedure?
Full mouth reconstruction is a multi-step procedure that begins with a thorough diagnosis of the oral cavity by our dentist. The dentist will identify any signs of misalignment or deterioration of the teeth and suggest suitable treatment. The dentist will take X-rays and digital scans of the mouth for a better view of the teeth and their condition.
After identifying the areas that require restoration, we will discuss the procedure with you in detail so that you can understand it completely and decide whether to go ahead with it or not. We will start with removing any decayed or damaged teeth from the mouth using an ultrasonic scaling device.
Next, we will prepare the teeth for restoration by etching them with a gel that helps to roughen their surface. We use dental adhesives for this purpose, which is applied to the teeth and hardened using a curing light. Next, we will prepare a customized restoration for each tooth depending on its shape and size requirements. They can be in the form of crowns, veneers, fillings, bridges, etc., which are bonded precisely to the prepared surface using dental adhesives that are hardened using a curing light.
We will also provide instructions on how to maintain oral hygiene after undergoing full mouth reconstruction so that your smile stays healthy for years without any hassle or complication.
Please reach out to our dental practice in Cypress, TX to have a consultation with our dentist in Cypress, TX. Call us at (832) 353-3600 or schedule an online consultation, and we’ll guide you further.Ready to schedule a consultation?
