Full-Mouth Rehabilitation

Full-mouth rehabilitation can improve the health, appearance, and function of your teeth, gums, and jawbone for easier chewing and speaking, along with creating a more attractive smile. Full-mouth restoration at Cedar House Family Dentistry can include (but is not limited to) onlays, inlays, crowns, bridges, veneers, implants, and dentures. Some reconstruction procedures may also require a bone or gum graft. Expert dentists Dr. Anita Jhangiani  offers full-mouth rehabilitation to rejuvenate the health and appearance of your teeth and jaws. Contact our dental office to schedule an appointment and see which procedures are recommended for your needs.

When the time comes to consider a full-mouth rehabilitation plan at Cedar House Family Dentistry, we often remind our patients of the many benefits that can come with this procedure, such as:

Full-mouth rehabilitation may be needed in several circumstances. One common scenario is if you've lost a few teeth or have many teeth with large fillings that are ready for replacement. Additionally, you may have teeth with significant decay or teeth that are broken, cracked, or severely worn down due to bruxism (chronic teeth grinding). This extensive series of procedures at our office may also be necessary if you have dental conditions or a genetic disorder, such as ectodermal dysplasia (teeth that never develop), amelogenesis imperfecta (abnormally small teeth), or dentinogenesis imperfecta (translucent or discolored teeth). In another case, you might want to replace old crowns or want to enhance your mouth for better comfort or health. In more complex situations, your degraded gums and teeth might have created sunken cheeks or another visible facial deformity. A full-mouth rehabilitation performed at Cedar  House Family Dentistry may rejuvenate the whole face when the ideal number of teeth are in your mouth.

After a complete examination of your teeth, gums, and jawbone, your dentist will let you know if you're a good candidate for full-mouth reconstruction. Your unique treatment plan will be generated based on the condition of your own teeth, gum tissue, jaw joints, facial muscles, and dental bite. Your dentist will go over your therapy and sedation options and ensure your treatment strategy fits your needs and goals. Typically, full-mouth rehabilitation will require multiple visits to our dental office with your total treatment time lasting a year or more. Once your full-mouth reconstruction is finished, it's important to maintain your oral health with proper flossing and brushing at home, in addition to yearly dental exams and biannual cleanings.