Sometimes, after years of dental procedures and seeing different practitioners using the newest and most up to date procedures of their time, our mouths can end up looking like a hodgepodge of patch fixes. When this has become a truth for us, it’s time to consider having full mouth rehabilitation done. Full mouth rehabilitation includes the removal of old dental work including porcelain veneers, fillings, and crowns to replace them with up to date dental work. Full mouth rehabilitation is aimed at improving your bite, removing tooth decay, and improving your dental health.
Lost Teeth And Dental Implants
Those patients who have lost teeth or have had extensive dentistry in their past often have excellent reasons to desire full mouth rehabilitation. The combination of dental veneers, extracted teeth, silver fillings, dental crowns and composite fillings can create an unattractive combination that doesn’t fit the ergonomics of the patient’s bite, or the rest of the dental work in their mouth.
