Full-Mouth Rehabilitation

Milwaukie, OR

As the name suggests, a full-mouth restoration refers to the process of rebuilding and individual’s complete dental structure. It is ideal for those whose dental structure is deteriorating aesthetically and functionally. With a full dental restoration, you can restore the full functionality of your mouth and its beauty even if your dental structure has undergone severe damage.

What is Full Dental Restoration?

Full dental restoration combines treatments from aesthetic and restorative dentistry to rebuild each and every tooth and its structure from the ground up. It is an extensive restorative process, and thus not everyone is eligible for it. Patients with multiple missing or deteriorating teeth, teeth with large fillings, cracked, chipped or broken teeth may be eligible for a full dental restoration.

Patients with diseases and disorders such as Bruxism, Dentinogenesis Imperfecta, Ameliogenesis, or Ectodermal Dysplasia may be ideal candidates for a full dental restoration. These conditions impact the complete dental structure leaving all the teeth severely damaged.

Full Dental Restoration Process

The exact restoration process varies by patient. Some patients with oral cancer may need to go a few extra procedures that may involve the complete restoration of the oral and dental structure, including the mouth/oral cavity. Once that is complete, the dental restoration begins, and it can include the following treatments:

• Onlays: Onlays or partial crowns are a kind of filling that covers the damaged tooth by laying over the tooth. It has the potential to cover multiple cusps and is a better procedure than inlays and is ideal for simple full dental restoration.

• Crowns: A dental crown is a tooth-shaped that goes over a damaged tooth restoring its shape and full-functionality. It can restore the tooth’s strength, size and appearance.

• Veneers: Veneers are thin dental shells that look like teeth. They classify as an aesthetic dentistry procedure and can help improve the visual appeal of the teeth. They are ideal for people who have multiple teeth with fillings and want to improve the look and beauty of your smile.

• Bridges: A bridge is a fake tooth that acts a replacement for missing teeth. A bridge is a tooth-supported fixture and uses the support of the adjoining teeth to fill in the gap.

• Dentures: Dentures are much like bridges, but they are removable accessories that act as a temporary replacement for the missing teeth. They have a separate care procedure, and you have to keep them well hydrated when not in use. You can get dentures for the entire jaw or get a partial denture for a few missing teeth.

• Dental Implants: Dental implants offer a permanent restorative solution for broken, chipped, decaying teeth and roots. Here the dentist replaces the entire structure of the tooth, restoring it to full-functionality and enhancing its beauty. For a complete dental restoration, your dentist may recommend an All-on-4 treatment that replaces the entire jaw with the help of a bridge supported by four implants.

At ComfortCare Dental, we follow an extensive evaluation procedure to identify whether a client is eligible for a full dental restoration or not. Our goal is to preserve the dental structure’s integrity, restore the mouth to full functionality and preserve the beauty of the smile. Reach out to us to schedule a consultation today.

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Milwaukie: (503)653-8320
Oregon City: (503)557-3747
Mobile Dental Clinic: (503) 653-9334