Full Mouth Restoration

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Severely worn down, missing, or badly damaged teeth can truly have a detrimental effect on one's ability to chew or to feel comfortable in social situations. Teeth marred by neglect, lack of care, and improper dentistry often require a comprehensive restorative treatment; a combination of cosmetic and restorative dentistry procedures that may include periodontal therapy, endodontic treatment, veneers, bridges, crowns, implants, or other dental work. Dentistry By Isaac Gabay in Mississauga offers you a full range of options to get you smiling again! Full Mouth Restoration Procedure Full mouth restoration service refers to rebuilding or replacing all of the teeth in a patient's mouth. It combines esthetics with the science of restorative dentistry to improve the health, function, and beauty of the mouth. There are different procedures that are included in a full mouth restoration and your Mississauga dentist will decide which one might be the best for you. Crowns: These are specially intended for restoring natural tooth crowns damaged by decay or fracture. Crowns reshape your tooth or teeth and restore the tooth function precisely. Implants: They can be used to restore missing teeth by replicating them from crown to root. It is the most vital method for a full mouth restoration. Bridges: These are the best option if you are missing teeth. Dental bridges are usually a series of three or more connecting crowns. When the end crowns are positioned on your existing teeth, the middle crowns fill in the gaps. Veneers: This solution is suitable for patients who have misaligned or discolored teeth. Porcelain veneers can go over the front of your teeth and can be colored to match your natural teeth. Dentures: This procedure consists of forming upper and lower artificial teeth. Dentures are fully removable. Oral Surgery: Oral surgery incorporates tooth extractions, hard and soft tissue grafting, and root canal therapy. Orthodontics: This solution includes retainers, expanders, spacers, Invisalign technology, or braces. Invisalign technology is almost invisible at first glance. What is the extraction and wisdom teeth removal procedure like? This process is simple and typically not painful. Your Mississauga dentist will first inspect your mouth and take an X-ray to locate the wisdom teeth. While the patient is under anesthesia, the dentist cuts into the gums to expose the teeth and bone. A local anesthetic is very effective in avoiding the feeling of any pain throughout the procedure. Then they will remove the teeth, either as a whole tooth or in pieces. Once the removal has been completed, the dentist takes care of the extraction site to control bleeding by adding stitches to close up the area. Your dentist will then choose the specific pain relievers and/or anti-biotics depending on the post-procedure requirements of each individual. Benefits of a full mouth restoration: Perfection in oral health Stronger dental structure Enhanced overall health, function, and beauty of the mouth