A full mouth restoration is a dental procedure that involves repairing several dental issue. Unlike a full mouth makeover, which is only cosmetic dentistry, it improves a full mouth restoration and improves the appearance of the teeth and also repairs any oral health problems that may exist.

While a full mouth restoration can repair virtually any dental problems, some of the most common problems that are repaired during this procedure involve:

• Chipped, Cracked or Broken Teeth.
• Cavities and Decay.
• The loss of Tooth Enamel.
• Missing Teeth

 Procedures are Involved with a Full Mouth Restoration

During a full mouth restoration, a number of dental process may be performed. The type of procedures that will be performed will depend entirely on your specific dental requirements and your desires.

Some of the procedures that may be recommended involves:

Fillings – Dental fillings restore teeth that have been damaged by decay, pain, preventing further damage and then restoring them to their normal function.

Root Canals – Root canals repair and save teeth that have been damaged decay.

Crowns – Dental crowns serve a variety of dental issues. They can protect an existing tooth that has been broken, cracked, chipped or damaged by decay. Crowns can also improve the appearance a smile.

Dental Implants – Dental implants replace the root of a missing tooth using a metal root. The dental implant affixed to the jawbone, serving as a solid and permanent root for an artificial tooth.

Oral Surgery – Oral surgery may be needed for a several reasons. If you have impacted teeth that need to be removed with your jaw, oral surgery can correct the health issue and improve the overall function and look of your teeth.