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Full Mouth Reconstruction

If your teeth and gums need extensive work, you are likely a candidate for full mouth reconstruction. This treatment option is made up of a variety of different procedures that work in tandem to improve your oral health and restore the appearance of your smile—allowing you to smile with pride and confidence. Full mouth reconstruction is perfect for patients who are suffering from gum disease, are missing teeth, have a misaligned bite, and/or have a variety of other oral health conditions.

The team at Baer Dental is able to provide patients with a multitude of services and, in turn, provide a full mouth reconstruction. It is our mission to revive your oral health so you can smile again with a sense of pride.

Different Procedures that Make Up Full Mouth Reconstruction

There are many different variations of cosmetic dentistry procedures that can repair issues in your mouth. Check out the list below for a small number of things that can be done to adjust the issues in your mouth. An endless number of combinations can be put together to renew your smile to give you the stunning look you’ve always wanted.

 

Orthodontics

Patients who are tired of their misaligned, separated, or crowded teeth can benefit from braces or Invisalign. There are different options for braces currently available, including the traditional bracket and wire procedure and Invisalign. Braces can not only align crooked teeth, but they can also aid patients who have symptoms of TMJ or sleep apnea. This can widen the roof of the mouth by allowing more room for airflow. Braces are becoming increasingly popular for adults as well, as they are a permanent solution for getting straighter teeth.

 

Periodontal Care

No dentist should start dental cosmetic care on a patient if he or she has active periodontal disease. Periodontal gum disease is when the bone support and gum tissue are lost around the teeth. If this is not taken care of, the patient’s gums will start to detach from the teeth and create empty pockets between them. These pockets can store bacteria and lead to potential infections. If the gum disease isn’t treated, eventual tooth loss could be the result. This disease should be dealt with before any restorative option can proceed. The health of your mouth depends on it.

Dental Implants

Dental implants are the #1 recommended tooth replacement option for patients with missing teeth. Dental implants are made of titanium posts that are implanted directly into the patient’s jaw to provide a strong foundation to hold replacement teeth. This procedure not only provides the aesthetics of a natural tooth (by topping it off with a dental crown) but also the function and strength of a natural tooth as well. It is the only restorative option that is good for your teeth and jaw alike. When a tooth is missing, the jawbone beneath it will start to deteriorate as the bite pressure applied isn’t strengthening the bone beneath. This is a great way to replace a missing tooth or at least give it an anchor for a dental bridge for multiple missing teeth.

Dental Crowns

A dental crown can be used for a multitude of reasons. If a tooth’s pulp is infected (the inner nerves of a tooth), root canal therapy can be performed. This procedure involves the removal of the tooth’s pulp to save the outer shell of the tooth. Once the tooth is empty, it will be filled with a composite resin and capped with a dental crown for an added layer of protection and to keep further bacteria away. A dental crown can also be used to cover teeth that have extreme cracks, chips, or even major discoloration.

 

Dental Bridges

Dental bridges are used to “bridge the gap” between teeth. When there is a tooth missing, a great way to “replace” it is by using a dental bridge. This dental appliance is created with two anchors on the sides that slide over the natural teeth that surround the missing one. These anchors are created in the form of dental crowns. The tooth replacement restoration sits in the middle and is held in place by the two teeth on the side. This procedure can also be done to teeth that only have one tooth anchor on one side as well.

 

Dentures

Dentures are an excellent option for patients who have more than one missing tooth (often a full row). This replacement option provides stability and allows a patient to continue to chew and speak with confidence. They are easily removable, allowing a patient to clean them fully. They are also designed to match the smile of the patient, allowing them to seamlessly recreate the smile the patient has come to know and love.

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A full mouth reconstruction can use one or more of the above procedures and more. If you have multiple issues in your mouth that need to be repaired to get you the smile you’ve always wanted, talk to your dentist about this overhaul procedure. It’s time to smile with confidence!

Our dental clinic is conveniently located in Lone Tree, CO, near Southlands, but also services Lone Tree, Lakewood, Thornton, Arvada, Centennial, Stapleton, Green Valley Ranch, Castle Rock, Virginia Village, Parker, Littleton, and all neighboring communities.

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