Full Mouth Reconstruction Los Angeles

What is Full Mouth Reconstruction?

What is full mouth reconstruction? Full Mouth Reconstruction is the process of rebuilding or simultaneously restoring all the teeth in both the upper and the lower jar. Full Mouth Reconstruction typically occurs when a patient needs the following: teeth that have been lost due to trauma or decay, teeth that have been injured, teeth that may have become severely worn as a result of grinding, bruxism, overall wear and tear, pain in the jaw area including teeth grinding, clenching, etc. etc.

4 Common Reasons for Full Mouth Reconstruction

Having a health set of teeth is important. Just like anything else in life, when you have an issue, you go and get it fixed by a professional. That is the same for Full Mouth Reconstruction. This type of procedure can drastically increase the appearance and the aesthetics of the facial region and fix the problem that is present. Below we outline some of the most common reasons why people opt to go with Full Mouth Reconstruction:

#1 Your smile isn’t attractive and you’re embarrassed to smile: 

Some smiles can have discolored teeth, stained teeth, misshaped or missing teeth. It really can affect ones self confidence and self-esteem and get be detrimental to one’s overall well-being. It is important to get this figured out and resolved to boost your self-esteem and confidence.

#2 Missing Teeth, Damaged Teeth, Discolored Teeth 

This can cause the same as above. When someone has discolored, missing, broken or discolored teeth this can cause not only incredible discomfort but also distress and pain when it comes to the teeth region. Your teeth are so important for emotional well being and self confidence so it is important to make sure to not only take care of your teeth but make sure that when there is a problem, you need to take full control of the situation and find a professional to fix the circumstances. There are many options to fixing your teeth when it comes to missing teeth, damaged teeth and discolored teeth so it is important to find a dental professional that can help fix the situation and fix the beautiful smile that you have missing.

#3 Painful Chewing, Painful Gums, and Tooth Sensitivity to Hot & Cold Stimuli

While most full mouth reconstructions are due to cosmetic reasons, there are times when full mouth reconstruction is due predominantly to pain and discomfort. When there is pain from chewing and pain from hot and cold stimuli, it is important to get a dental professional to take a closer look at your teeth and get an idea of why you’re experiencing such pain. Although some pain and discomfort may not be caused or fixed by full mouth reconstruction, in most cases this type of procedure will be able to fix the pain and the discomfort coming from the teeth, mouth and gums.

#4 Life Changing & Powerful Times in Life

There comes a point in time when many people face their fears and understand that they need to fix the problems that are haunting them. For example, when there is a life changing event or a powerful event that occurs in life and you’re embarrassed to have a bad smile during this time, it is important to make sure that you see a dental professional to fix the issues. Changing your smile and getting a better smile is so important for a variety of reasons especially when you have an important event in your life. See a dental professional such as a dental surgeon (DDS)  and have him consult you and how he can fix your smile for your big event.

Who Requires Full Mouth Reconstruction?

The patients that most commonly require the full mouth reconstruction are patients that need teeth replacement, have broken teeth, have multiple discolored teeth, gaps in their teeth, etc. Other possible issues include patients that undergo bruxism and teeth grinding and have severe damaged teeth due to this grinding, they usually require full mouth reconstruction to fix this issue.

How do I find someone that can help me with Full Mouth Reconstruction?

So how do you find someone that can help with a full mouth reconstruction? A Prosthodontist is the best option for this type of procedure as they can help deal with the complications and this scale of treatment. Full Mouth Reconstruction is a very large procedure and requires a dental professional to perform this surgery. If you’re looking for a great Dental Surgeon, be sure to check out Dr. Arash Hakhamian DDS – Cosmetic & Emergency Dentist & Dental Implants Specialist. Dr. Arash will help with your full mouth reconstruction surgery and will also help refer you to the correct prosthodontist to get the procedure taken care of.

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