What it is:
If possible, tooth problems are repaired by a single procedure or a short-term treatment. For certain cases, patients may require a full mouth restoration. Full mouth restorations, also known as full mouth reconstruction, is where Dr. Zaugg performs a number of treatments over time to rebuild the ability to eat, speak and/or smile.
Procedure:
Before beginning a full mouth rehabilitation, Dr. Zaugg does a comprehensive exam of your mouth to analyze the extent of the problem and plan out various treatment options. Dr. Zaugg will perform x-rays, digital photography and other diagnostic dental procedures.
Procedures That May Be Recommended
- Scaling and root planning
- Fillings, inlays and/or onlays
- Crowns after endodontic therapy
- Bridge or bridges
- Bonding or veneers
- Orthodontics with braces or Invisalign
- Bone or soft tissue grafting
- Dentures
- Implants
Benefits:
A full mouth rehabilitation can help by giving you the ability to eat, speak and smile.
Dental Health Problems That Can Be Helped Through A Full Mouth Rehabilitation
- Several teeth worn down from acid erosion or bruxism
- Several teeth extracted or compromised due to decay or trauma
- Several teeth needing endodontic therapy
- Unresolved problems with jaw, muscle, headache and pain due to improper bite or teeth alignment
- Abnormal arches leading to snoring, breathing issues or sleep apnea
- Severe bone loss needing grafts to repair
