Did you know that our team could recommend full mouth reconstruction if your teeth have received extensive damage? Full mouth reconstruction includes a number of plans designed to improve the function and appearance of your teeth. So, how can you tell if you’re a good candidate for full mouth reconstruction?
While many people could be good candidates, full mouth reconstruction is most often recommended for individuals who experience trauma in their mouth. While our team strives to do whatever we can to save your natural teeth, many times you’ll need a restoration to improve the health of your teeth. Having restorations placed is extremely important because it can also protect your teeth from tooth decay.
Similarly, if your teeth have been worn down, full mouth reconstruction could be an option you should consider. Your teeth are strong and durable, but there can be problems which wear down your teeth quickly. If you suffer from enamel erosion, have acid reflux, or grind your teeth, your teeth could wear quickly and you may need to consider full mouth reconstruction.
Individuals who have TMJ (or temporomandibular joint disorder) could also benefit from full mouth reconstruction. TMJ can affect your bite and wear your teeth down. If orthodontic work isn’t enough to address this issue, full mouth reconstruction is another option you can consider.
If you’d like to learn more about full mouth reconstruction, please don’t hesitate to give Abingdon Dental Arts a call at 276-628-6251. Dr. Michael Doty and our team will be happy to examine your smile and offer you personalized advice. We look forward to hearing from you soon.