Video: Full Mouth Restoration
Full mouth restoration is super exciting nowadays. These are really ubiquitous with dentistry at this point. Everyone’s talking about this. Everybody wants this. Everyone’s trying to learn different techniques to deliver this better, faster, cheaper to their patients. I love talking about full mouth reconstruction/smile makeovers. These are the best things. This is why patients come and see us. If you’re thinking about smile reconstruction or smile makeovers and that’s what’s on your mind, absolutely. Come and give us a chance.
We’ve got everything that we can offer within the whole scope of dentistry. Everything from 3D printed temporaries and virtual, smile evaluations to veneers, crowns, some of the more traditional things you’ve heard. And of course, implant dentistry. We’ve got some very exciting things happening in implant dentistry at this point- where we are now placing implants, that are called zygomatic implants, Pterygoid implants, conventional implants, ultra-wide implants, long implants. All of these are tools to help us to be able to deliver the final smile makeover or full mouth restoration to you.
In my opinion, the idea of full arch reconstruction or full mouth reconstruction or smile makeovers, all of that is really the same category. In order to know whether it’s an implant-based solution or a tooth-based solution, or even something simple like bonding, I think that the best thing to do is to make sure that you go for a consultation.
Do your research online, listen to all these videos, but make sure at the end you go in for a consultation. We’ll take 3D x-rays. Be sure you go to a place that will take a 3D image of your mouth. Because when we’re talking about full mouth reconstruction, that’s really the way to start. Image the bone, image the teeth, make sure that we know what’s going on from an X-ray standpoint. Then we can do a simulation, and that’s really another key point to this. Virtual simulations prior to doing the work gives you so much predictability. We will do that both with intraoral cameras and also the 3D, images from our cone beam that gives us our radiological view of the teeth and the bone as well.