All kinds of things can have a negative impact on your smile. Personal habits, tooth decay, periodontal disease and even daily wear can all affect your appearance and oral health. Our dentists, Dr. Farshad Farhoumand and associates, can see you for a full-mouth reconstruction in Tysons Corner, Virginia. Call Avanti Dentistry at (703) 952-0663 for more information and to schedule an appointment.
If you have suffered severe damage or decay to your smile, restoring your oral health may seem beyond your reach. Getting a new smile is easier than you think! Our dentists can give you a full-mouth reconstruction to help you regain a full, healthy and more beautiful smile. Full-mouth reconstruction can involve a variety of dental treatments, including:
- Dental bonding
- Dental bridges
- Dental crowns
- Dental fillings
- Dental implants
- Dental inlays or onlays
- Dental veneers
- Dentures (complete or partial)
- Periodontal (gum) disease treatment
- Root canal therapy
- Teeth whitening
- Tooth extractions
Before & After Results
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Full mouth reconstruction with dental implants, porcelain bridges, crowns and veneers. Restoring patient`s bite and creating a youthful and brighter smile.
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Full mouth rehabilitation with dental implants and implant supported bridge for a patient with failing dentition.
If you are interested in a full-mouth reconstruction, our dentists will meet with you to discuss your smile goals and determine which of our many dental services will best restore your smile. Our goal is to utilize full-mouth reconstruction to restore the function, health and appearance of your teeth. You may benefit from a full-mouth reconstruction if your smile has been damaged or affected by one or more of the following:
- Cracked or fractured teeth
- Chipped or broken teeth
- Gingival recession from untreated periodontal (gum) disease
- Tooth decay
- Tooth loss
- Infection
- Dental trauma
Frequently Asked Questions About Full-Mouth Reconstruction
How do underlying health conditions like sleep apnea or TMJ affect full mouth reconstruction planning?
Conditions such as sleep apnea or temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders can influence the design and materials used in a full mouth reconstruction. For instance, patients with sleep apnea may require modifications to ensure that the prosthetics do not obstruct the airway. Similarly, TMJ issues might necessitate adjustments to the bite alignment to alleviate stress on the jaw joints. A comprehensive evaluation ensures that these factors are considered to achieve optimal results.
Can a full mouth reconstruction address issues beyond teeth, such as facial aesthetics or jaw alignment?
Yes, full mouth reconstruction often involves a holistic approach that considers the teeth and surrounding structures. Procedures may include orthodontics to correct bite alignment, periodontal treatments to address gum health, and cosmetic enhancements to improve facial aesthetics. This comprehensive approach ensures that the reconstructed smile harmonizes with the patient’s facial features.
What role does digital imaging play in planning a full mouth reconstruction?
Digital imaging technologies, such as 3D cone beam CT scans, are crucial in planning full mouth reconstructions. These advanced imaging techniques provide detailed views of the teeth, bones, and surrounding structures, allowing for precise treatment planning. They help assess bone density, identify potential issues, and design restorations that fit seamlessly with the patient’s anatomy.
How does the timing of dental restorations impact the overall outcome of a full mouth reconstruction?
The timing of dental restorations is critical in a full mouth reconstruction. For example, placing dental implants too soon after tooth extraction may not allow sufficient healing time, potentially leading to complications. Conversely, waiting too long can result in bone loss, making implant placement more challenging. A carefully coordinated timeline ensures that each reconstruction phase is completed at the optimal time for healing and integration.
Are there alternative materials to traditional porcelain for crowns and bridges in full mouth reconstructions?
There are several alternative materials to traditional porcelain for crowns and bridges. Materials such as zirconia, lithium disilicate, and resin composites offer varying degrees of strength, aesthetics, and biocompatibility. The choice of material depends on factors like the location of the restoration, the patient’s bite forces, and any allergies or sensitivities. A thorough discussion with your dentist can help determine the best material for your needs.
How do lifestyle factors like diet and oral hygiene influence the success of a full mouth reconstruction?
Lifestyle factors play a significant role in the success of a full mouth reconstruction. A diet high in sugar and acidic foods can contribute to decay and wear on restorations. Poor oral hygiene can lead to gum disease and implant failure. Maintaining a balanced diet, avoiding harmful habits like smoking, and adhering to a rigorous oral hygiene routine are essential for the longevity and success of the reconstruction.
What are the psychological benefits of undergoing a full mouth reconstruction?
Undergoing a full mouth reconstruction can have profound psychological benefits. Patients often experience increased self-confidence, improved social interactions, and a more positive self-image. Addressing dental issues can alleviate discomfort and pain, improving overall well-being. Additionally, smiling and speaking without embarrassment can significantly enhance quality of life.
If you want to learn more about getting full-mouth reconstruction and how it can transform your smile, please contact our office today (703) 952-0663 to schedule a visit with us.
