Full Mouth Restoration

As a whole, the mouth consists of a number of components. Gums, teeth, nerves, tissue and bone together build an entire mouth. If total cooperation is not achieved among those, a variety of procedures may need to be completed to restore full function.

Circumstances warranting these types of treatments include filling in gaps from missing teeth, repairing damaged teeth, addressing jawbone and gum damage, replacing worn-out dental work, curbing the pain as a result of Temporomandibular Joint pain caused by muscle spasms (TMJ) and possibly treating periodontal disease. Reconstructive processes may be performed independently, but when multiple oral health issues exist, full mouth restoration is often suggested.

Correcting issues may call for crowns, bridges, fillings, implants and veneers. To determine appropriate treatments, a first-time consultation appointment is standard. Dr. Auslander will conduct an examination, take x-rays, and discuss diagnosis. A treatment plan and financial information will be explained fully.

A full mouth restoration is an effective way to reinstate a comfortable, functional bite, as well as a desirable cosmetic appearance. We will not be satisfied until your goals are met. Schedule an appointment at Auslander Dental in Gambrills. Our team will educate you about full mouth reconstruction today.