Full Mouth Reconstruction Including Crowns, Bridges, Implants
Dental abnormalities not only affect your oral health and chewing, it also effects your face shape. It is the teeth that maintain your jaw shape, if teeth are missing/broken and are decaying it will definitely change your jaw shape. We at the Dr. Greenwald & Dr. Barnouti Dental are very conscious about our customer’s priorities and want them to look their best with a dazzling smile. It is important to consider your oral health first before concluding the exact treatment. There are several dental problems which do not require Full Mouth Reconstruction including Crowns, Bridges, Implants, etc. here is a guide which will help you understand how and when you need a Full Mouth Reconstruction including Crowns, Bridges, Implants, etc. but before that lets learn about the full mouth reconstruction.
Full Mouth Reconstruction
As the name implies, it includes reconstruction, restoration and implant of new teeth inside your mouth. Depending upon the requirements, Full Mouth Reconstruction including Crowns, Bridges, Implants have different procedures and it requires a lot of time stretching to months depending upon the procedures. Every person’s mouth is unique, so these procedures require identifying the specific problem, address them and restore your ability to smile more brightly, chew with ease and talk confidently. These procedures may or may not include, extraction or root canals, dental crowns, bridges, new implant or fillings. One thing needs to be understood that, Full Mouth Reconstruction including Crowns, Bridges, Implants is not a quick fix, this will require few weeks, the duration can even extend to few months. This is because many procedures such as implant or extraction require your mouth and gums to heal properly before proceeding further.
Cosmetic and restoration approach is used while doing the Full Mouth Reconstruction including Crowns, Bridges, Implants. This is imperative because we want to restore your mouth functioning and your overall appearance. In some cases, oral cavity needs to be reconstructed including teeth and gums, in other cases even jaw needs to be reconstructed to improve overall functioning and appearance of your mouth.
Am I Eligible for Full Mouth Reconstruction?
Before signing up for the procedure, we will first evaluate your oral health and determine the dental procedures you need. In many cases, there are only one or two procedures, implant or filling, etc., that can be done without the Full Mouth Reconstruction including Crowns, Bridges, Implants. But in other cases, when you have missing or broken teeth, large fillings which are decaying, badly worn teeth, cracked or other such symptoms, it is inevitable to go for Full Mouth Reconstruction including Crowns, Bridges, Implants.
There are several reasons why you need a Full Mouth Reconstruction including Crowns, Bridges, Implants. You might have an accident which resulted in damaging your teeth. Mostly our patients who cast about for full mouth reconstruction have faced extensive tooth decay, have missing or damaged teeth, decaying gums or have an old filling which is damaged now and is coming out. All these reasons combined make you qualified for a Full Mouth Reconstruction including Crowns, Bridges, Implants.
We also treat some other cases as well in which people are born with severe dental problems such as Amelogenesis, Ectodermal dysplasia, Dentinogenisis, etc. which require a full mouth reconstruction.
If you still unsure whether to get Full Mouth Reconstruction including Crowns, Bridges, Implants or not, give a visit to Dr. Greenwald & Dr. Barnouti Dental or book an online appointment via greenwaldbarnouti@gmail.com or give us a call on (905) 883-1334. A quick scan and evaluation will be organized for you, approach a comprehensive treatment planning for you to determine which type of treatment and procedure is ideal in your situation. We treat all of our patients as unique cases and plan their treatment options according to their dental and medical history. If you already have an infection, then you will be treated for the infection first before the procedure begins.
The Procedure
As we discussed before, your dental and medical history will be evaluated, a thorough examination of patient’s mouth and oral cavity will be conducted before we reach any conclusion. Any underlying infection will be treated first. Your dental needs, goals and overall desire will be evaluated by your dentist and he will help you in deciding for which procedure to go for. The dentist will recommend procedures that will be best for your oral health and are long lasting for you. Some of the treatment options require a Full Mouth Reconstruction including Crowns, Bridges, Implants. Some include replacement of missing teeth, some need replacement of oral cavity only. In common cases, crowns, bridges, dentures, veneers, and onlays, etc. these improve the chewing ability of the patients as well as provide a smile makeover.
Timeline for your procedure depends upon how much your teeth are damaged and the number and type of procedures to be conducted. The more complex your reconstruction is, the more time it will take. This duration may take from several weeks to few months. You will have more than three appointments for overall procedure depending upon its complexity, with each session of 2-3 hours duration. We have a team of professional who will discuss your case with you, and offer you best possible treatment for your unique situation.
Significance of Full Mouth Reconstruction
Having broken or damaged and decaying teeth is no one’s desire. This significantly downgrades your confidence and overall appearance. Also, you will not be able to enjoy a wide range of foods as you like because of the misfunctioning gums and jaw. It also prevents a person from speaking properly with confidence. Replacement of broken, damaged or decaying teeth is very important to achieve a dazzling smile that will earn your respect, job and give you enormous confidence. The Full Mouth Reconstruction including Crowns, Bridges, Implants involves a unique combination of treatment procedures.
The most obvious benefit of Full Mouth Reconstruction is improvement of overall oral health and your health in general. Misaligned and damaged teeth are difficult to take care of and have an increased risk of developing infections, teeth decay easily and gum diseases prevail. When you have dental procedures done, you will less likely face these dental issues and have an improved oral health. Gum decay is most common reason of tooth loss in adults, and it also leads to other health issues such as diabetes, heart disease and pneumonia, etc. Having the dental treatment done will save you from developing or even worsening such heath issues.
After the treatment of missing or poorly aligned teeth, your bone structure improves which in turn improve your jaw shape. Dental implants are very important because they preserve the bone tissue and act as prosthetics, they are perfect for crowns, bridges or dentures placed in the mouth. Teeth straightening appliances such as braces act as wonder to align your misaligned teeth, and it slowly push your teeth back into an improved alignment.
We use a local anesthesia that is applied to your teeth area to make the area numb for any type of pain. This results in a painful procedure. So, if you have any of the above-mentioned dental problem immediately book the appointment and get your treatment done by Dr. Greenwald & Dr. Barnouti Dental.