Full Mouth Rehabilitation

Teeth are assessed for cavities and decay, tooth wear, uneven teeth, cracks, and root canal issues. The treatment may include: 

• Porcelain Veneers: These are thin shells placed on the front surface of teeth to enhance appearance.
• Full Coverage Crowns: They completely encase damaged teeth to reinstate their structural integrity.
• Bridges or Implants: They replace missing teeth, with bridges relying on adjacent teeth for support and implants being artificial tooth roots.
• Inlays or Onlays: Inlays fit within the tooth’s cusps and onlays extend over cusps to repair tooth damage.

Gum health is checked for any periodontal disease. The treatment may include:

• Scaling: It removes tartar and bacteria from the tooth surface and below the gumline.
• Root Planning: It smooths the root surface to prevent tartar and bacteria buildup.
• Soft Tissue Graft: It transplants healthy tissues from one area of the mouth to the affected area. 
• Bone Graft: It adds bone material to the jaw and provides a stable foundation for dental implants. 

The alignment between the upper and lower teeth is examined for stable bites. The treatment may include:

• Equilibration: The biting surfaces of teeth are adjusted to achieve balance and overall alignment.
• Braces: A combination of brackets, bands, and wires is used to shift the teeth into their desired position over time.