ortodontist

You may have a good smile but can you bite and chew your favorite fruit? Don’t worry. You can, after a good treatment. Some patients seek only a more attractive smile, while others want reliable teeth that allow them to chew and eat comfortably. A complete dental rehabilitation or full-mouth reconstruction involves restoring, replacing, or rebuilding all the remaining teeth in the upper and lower jaws and properly aligning the jaws. Oral conditions that may require rehabilitation include worn, chipped, or broken teeth, failing dental restorations, widespread tooth decay, significant tooth wear caused by grinding or corrosive components (e.g., gastric reflux, bulimia), and a chewing system that has declined. This series of procedures, known as reconstruction, involves restoring the function of your teeth, jaws, and muscles as a whole. Treatment may require the use of crowns, bridges, veneers, partial dentures or complete dentures on natural teeth and/or dental implants.