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What Is Full Mouth Reconstruction?
Full mouth reconstruction is an all-encompassing treatment that restores entire smiles using a variety of different procedures. Each treatment plan is tailored to your needs, providing comprehensive care that totally restores your smile.
Most often, patients in need of full mouth reconstruction have suffered severe dental decay or infection. At this stage, you’re likely missing most of your teeth, if not all of them, and in need of multiple restorative procedures.
Fortunately, with full mouth reconstruction, we help rebuild your smile!
Our Full Mouth Reconstruction Options in Wayne, NJ
At Fine Dental Care, we have a variety of treatment options for a full mouth reconstruction case. The procedures you need will depend largely on the extent of the damage in your mouth.
Our full mouth reconstruction options range from purely cosmetic treatments to purely restorative treatments, ensuring your smile gets whatever it needs.
Gum Disease Treatment
Without proper oral hygiene, your smile likely has some form of gum disease. In the earlier stages, this disease and its effects are reversible. But in the later stages, you may experience severe and permanent damage.
Severe gum disease causes both gum and bone loss, affecting the strength and stability of your teeth. Eventually, the supporting bone around your teeth will deteriorate, causing them to come loose in your mouth.
Only gum disease treatment helps stop the spread of infection and keep bacteria at bay. With comprehensive scaling and root planing, or (when necessary) laser dentistry, we can remove infection and help get your gum disease under control.
However, it’s important to note that any bone lost due to gum disease will not grow back and will need to be rebuilt during the full mouth reconstruction process.
Dental Crowns
When a tooth is damaged or decayed, we may be able to save it from needing an extraction. But that depends on how quickly we catch the issue.
Broken teeth or teeth with large cavities sometimes need extraction. Other times, we may use a dental crown to fortify their structure!
These tooth-shaped caps cover your entire tooth, both protecting it from further damage and keeping it functional in your mouth. These custom caps are designed to resemble your natural teeth, creating a seamless, beautiful smile.
Dental Bridges
When missing one or more teeth, you need prompt tooth replacement.
Many patients believe there’s no harm in leaving gaps in their smile. But over time, you’ll likely notice that your remaining teeth have shifted, creating misalignments and difficulties chewing or cleaning between teeth.
Using dental bridges, we can replace one or more missing teeth in a row. These restorations have a dental crown at each end, supporting a replacement tooth (or pontic) in the middle.
By crowning the teeth on either side of the gap in your smile, we secure pontics to fill in the missing teeth, effectively restoring your smile.
Dental Implants
While dental bridges do replace missing teeth, they don’t replace the missing tooth roots underneath your gums.
Natural teeth have roots at the bottom of their structure. These roots embed in your jawbone, both securing your smile in place and stimulating your jawbone. But after tooth loss, your jaw loses out on stimulation.
Bone resorption, or the deterioration of mass and volume in bone, is a direct result of tooth loss. Only by replacing these tooth roots can you restore your smile and keep your jawbone healthy.
Dental implants are titanium screws that we secure in your jaw to replace missing tooth roots. At Fine Dental Care, we offer both conventional implants and mini dental implants. While mini implants are often the more preferable option, conventional implants are just as reliable for restoring your smile.
Implant Dentures
Traditional dentures, much like traditional bridges, don’t replace your tooth roots. Instead, they restore your smile above the gums, allowing your jawbone to continue to deteriorate.
But with implant-supported dentures, you can enjoy a more stable smile that lasts!
By anchoring your denture in place, we help stimulate your jawbone and secure your smile, allowing you to chew and function normally.
If you’re interested in implant dentures, we offer a variety to choose from, ranging in removability and style. Book a free implant consultation today to learn which denture is right for your smile!
Explore Your Full Mouth Reconstruction Options at Fine Dental Care
When your smile needs extensive care, we recommend full mouth reconstruction as a treatment. This comprehensive process rebuilds your smile from the ground up, laying a strong foundation and then restoring each tooth as necessary. With full mouth reconstruction options that range from dental implants to gum disease treatment, we have a solution that fits your smile.
Book your consultation with us to learn what your smile may need in terms of reconstruction.
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