Reconstructive dentistry refers to the set of procedures designed to replace missing teeth, repair damaged teeth, correct improperly seated jaw joints and faulty bites, address jawbone and gum damage, replace worn-out dental work, and, in some cases, treat diseases of the mouth. Each of these reconstructive procedures may be performed independently, but when multiple oral health problems exist, full mouth reconstruction may be advised. Also known as full mouth restoration, full mouth reconstruction can include any combination of the following:

  • Restorative dental treatments: dental crowns, bridges, fillings, inlays, and onlays
  • Implant dentistry: dental implants to replace missing teeth, replicating them from root to crown
  • Cosmetic dentistry: porcelain veneers, teeth whitening, dental bonding, and gum re-contouring
  • Neuromuscular dentistry/TMD treatment : correction of problems involving the temporomandibular joints (TMJs) and the bite
  • Bruxism treatments: therapy to resolve teeth grinding and associated symptoms
  • Orthodontics: Invisalign®, traditional metal braces, spacers, expanders, and retainers
  • Oral surgery: root canal therapy, soft and hard tissue grafting, and tooth extractions
  • Periodontal treatments: scaling, root planing, and periodontal surgery

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