Full Mouth Rehabilitation Q & A

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What is a full mouth rehabilitation?

A full mouth rehabilitation involves employing a combination of dental procedures to fix long-neglected oral health problems. You may need a full mouth reconstruction if basic dental care is not enough to restore the health and functionality of your mouth.

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Cases often include long-term wear and tear, serious decay, or multiple lost or broken teeth. Often accompanying these problems is a condition where your bite has shifted or collapsed. For many people, this process of degradation has occurred gradually over a long period of time.

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If you find yourself in this category and are aware that your oral health has degraded over time, or you’re embarrassed with the way your teeth look and feel, it’s very important that you do something about it before your condition worsens.

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What does a full mouth rehabilitation involve?

The specifics of a full mouth rehabilitation will vary on a case-by-case basis. The procedure may include one or a combination of services to address your oral health problems, including:

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• Implants

• Crowns

• Veneers

• Bridges

• Orthodontics

• Teeth whitening

 

The only way to find out what your full mouth rehabilitation will entail is to see Dr. Pizer or Dr.Froehlich. With decades of experience enhancing smiles of all kinds, they’ll provide you with compassionate care and walk you through each step of the process.

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Why should I consider a full mouth rehabilitation?

A full mouth rehabilitation can restore the health, beauty, and functionality of your mouth. It may be especially necessary if your mouth has suffered trauma or if your teeth and gums have experienced long-term degradation. The benefits of full mouth rehabilitation can be life-changing and transformative. Some of the most common examples include:

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• Enhanced appearance

• Better breath

• Improved chewing

• Improved speech

• Improved digestion

 

If you have suffered from these conditions, see Dr. Pizer or Dr.Froehlich and find out what modern dental technologies can offer. With proper care and treatment, your mouth can be rebuilt and provide a lifetime of healthy smiles.

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To learn more, book an appointment online or over the phone with Hudson Dental Arts today.