
Full Mouth Rehabilitation
There are many dental solutions available for unique and individual circumstances. However, in many cases, multiple dental procedures will be required for total oral health and that can include a full mouth rehabilitation.
Focus Dental is your local full mouth rehabilitation Blackburn dentist with the latest technologies, innovations and the professional, friendly and highly-skilled team to deliver full mouth rehab services that will change your life.
What does full mouth dental rehabilitation involve? A complete oral rehabilitation will include a range of different dental specialities including restorative services, cosmetic dentistry along with general services. This requires a team of qualified, experienced and professional dentists and cosmetic dentists working in tandem to improve your oral health and help deliver a confident and healthy smile.
Cases That Can Be Treated for Full Mouth Rehabilitation
Those who have had dental work that has deteriorated due to natural wear and tear, or neglect, can also benefit from full mouth rehabilitation. The goal of full mouth rehabilitation is to ensure longevity, beauty, and comfort by coordinating dental procedures.
The following are some of the most common problems that full mouth rehabilitation solves:
- Damaged or missing teeth
- Wear and tear to the enamel of teeth
- Sensitivity to hot and cold food
- Difficulty chewing or biting
- Gum disease
- Dental decay, plaque and cavities
- Diseases in the jaw
- Stained or discolouration of the teeth
- Halitosis (bad breath)
- Misaligned teeth
- Crowded teeth
Which Dental Procedures May Be Included In Complete Oral Rehabilitation?
- Dental implants: A dental implant is a titanium root that is implanted in the mouth. These implants can replace the roots of missing natural teeth.
- Full-arch implant restorations: You can replace all of the teeth in your upper jaw or lower jaw with full-arch implant restorations.
- Dental crowns: The crown is a fixed dental prosthesis that restores normal chewing function and appearance to a tooth. They should function like natural teeth and look just like them. When a tooth has had root canal therapy, large fillings, or is broken, worn, decayed, or discoloured, a crown may be the right solution.
- Veneers: A veneer provides a long-term solution for creating a beautiful, bright smile. Essentially, veneers are thin ceramic pieces placed over the front of a tooth. The procedure is used to correct cosmetic defects such as discolourations of teeth, old and non-aesthetic fillings, minor fractures of the tooth, and irregularities in the appearance of the anterior teeth.
- Implant bridges: Implant bridges are dental prostheses attached permanently to implants. The procedure may be necessary when more than two teeth have been lost or if there is no posterior tooth available for a conventional bridge to be constructed.
- Inlays/onlays: Onlays are used to cover the cusps (bump) of your teeth, while inlays are used to fill larger holes. These treatments are used for cavities that are too large for fillings.
- Root canal: Damaged inside of a tooth can be repaired with a root canal treatment. This is also known as endodontic treatment.
What Are The Benefits Of Undergoing Mouth Rehabilitation At Your Blackburn Clinic?
Because this process involves a range of dental procedures being planned and performed in harmony with each other, the overall time it takes to resolve your dental issues will be shorter, your recovery time will also be less and this form of treatment is more affordable than having the individual procedures carried out in isolation.