What is a Full Mouth Reconstruction?
Full Mouth Reconstruction – Before and After
Case 1
Result: The comprehensive treatment resulted in a complete transformation of the patient’s oral health and appearance. With the full mouth restoration, the patient regained their ability to chew, greatly improving their overall quality of life. The combination of implants, veneers, and crowns resulted in a natural-looking and functional smile that seamlessly blended with the remaining natural teeth. The use of pink porcelain in areas with gingival defects added to the realistic appearance, enhancing the aesthetics of the entire restoration. The patient experienced a remarkable boost in confidence, now being able to smile freely and enjoy a beautiful, long-lasting result that enhanced their facial features and restored their oral health.
Case 2
Result: The results were truly transformative. The porcelain veneers not only restored the worn teeth to their proper function but also alleviated the patient’s headaches and jaw pain, providing much-needed relief. The new, bright smile enhanced the patient’s overall appearance, giving a more youthful and rejuvenated look. The patient regained confidence in their smile and experienced a significant improvement in their quality of life, no longer hindered by dental discomfort. With the successful combination of functional restoration and aesthetic enhancement, the patient was able to enjoy a beautiful and pain-free smile for years to come.
- Eliminate active dental decay and gum disease.
- Rebuild teeth that have been weakened by previous disease and fillings.
- Improve the appearance of teeth and gums.
- Restore function so you can eat without discomfort or embarrassment.
- Replace missing teeth.
- Provide a long-term maintenance program.
- Significantly improve your health and well-being.
- Create a beautiful white smile.
- Dental implants or dental bridges to replace missing teeth.
- Porcelain veneers to cover worn down, misshapen, or discolored teeth.
- Crowns to protect severely damaged teeth.
- Tooth-colored fillings, inlays or onlays to treat cavities or to replace worn unsightly metal fillings.
- Orthodontics such as Invisalign to correct bite or alignment problems.