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Full Mouth Rehabilitation

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As the name implies, full mouth rehabilitation refers to rebuilding and/or replacing all of the teeth in a patient’s mouth. It is a plan to optimize the health of the entire mouth including the teeth, the gums, and the bite. In many cases, it is necessary to replace or restore every tooth in the mouth using a combination of dental services. The goal here is not just cosmetic but also to strengthen and fortify your healthy oral tissues and teeth structure.

Ever heard of the term occlusion?

Occlusion, in a dental context, means simply the contact between teeth. More technically, it is the relationship between the upper and lower teeth when they approach each other during chewing or at rest. Abnormalities in the occlusion develop after the loss of teeth, eruption, migration, rotation or malalignment. Correction of occlusion is compulsory in any form of rehabilitation.

Depending on your condition, your full mouth rehabilitation can include:

Dental crowns to restore, cover and protect teeth
Porcelain veneers to improve the appearance of several teeth at a time
Implants
Full or Partial Dentures

Why FMR ?

Smiles are a great investments

Reconstruction and correction of the smile you have always wanted

Improves Oral Health

Eliminating all concerns and of the oral cavity

Get straighter smile

Correction of the bite and malalignment caused by multiple factors

Look and feel younger

Boosting self-confidence

Better teeth, Better Health

Renews the health, appearance, and function of your teeth and gums

Frequently Asked Questions

YOUR COMMON QUESTIONS ANSWERED BY EXPERTS.

A full mouth reconstruction can be perfect for anyone who has a multitude of missing teeth, large fillings, tooth decay or broken teeth. It is also ideal for people who have badly worn teeth from grinding or sports injuries. The main product that these patients get in return will be a new mouth with improved function and aesthetic.

A full mouth reconstruction starts with an evaluation of the patient’s dental records. X-rays, impressions, and photos of the upper and lower teeth will be taken. If the dentist determines a full mouth reconstruction is necessary, he will sit down with the patient to discuss the details of a dental plan. The dentist will detail the positives and negatives of each of these treatments including the procedural risks.

We will determine the right option for you before the procedure. Depending on the type of full mouth reconstruction, there can be minimum to moderate discomfort post procedure. Medications will be prescribed to ease the pain and help soothe the area.

A typical full mouth reconstruction can take anywhere from a couple of weeks to months. Because full mouth reconstructions make up multiple procedures, it is first necessary to understand what procedures are being done.

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