Full Mouth Reconstruction in Northern Virginia

For those who suffer from extensive oral complaints, full mouth reconstruction can be an excellent option for restoring oral health and appearance.

The team at Dynamic Dental Wellness can combine implants, veneers, bridges, and other options to create a complete and aesthetically pleasing smile.

Keep reading to learn more about the latest holistic techniques available in Northern Virginia.

Who is a Candidate for Full Mouth Reconstruction?

Full mouth reconstruction is a treatment reserved for those whose entire mouth has been compromised by one or more of the following conditions:

• Missing Teeth
• Cracked Teeth
• Dental erosion
• Significant dental infection
• Decay
• Worn or defective dental work

In order for full mouth reconstruction to be successful, we will take steps to make sure that your gums are in good enough condition to handle and maintain your new smile.

A Personalized Treatment Plan

Before we create a plan, there are factors that need to be considered. Firstly, we need to understand your oral and overall health.

From there, we look at your cosmetic goals, budget, and the time frame in which we can complete the work.

Here are common procedures used in a full mouth reconstruction in Northern Virginia:

• In the case of decay, we remove the damage and fill the hole with a composite that is mercury and metal free. This composite is tooth-colored to be more aesthetically pleasing.
• Root Canal. In an effort to save teeth that are significantly infected, a root canal or other procedure can be done to save the tooth, and in some cases, the root.
• For those with cracks, chips, cavities, or root canals—a crown is used to cover and protect the tooth. Crowns allow you to keep your tooth. For some, a partial crown can be used, also known as inlays or onlays.
• These structures replace missing teeth in a row. For a bridge to be possible, these missing teeth must have a healthy tooth and gums on either side of them. A crown is placed on the adjacent health tooth on each side of the gap with the replacement teeth in between them.
• Implants. A surgical procedure places a synthetic root directly into the jaw bone. Once the root has fused to the jaw bone, a crown can be placed. Implants are permanent and protect your jaw bone from deteriorating due to tooth infections. Dentures can also be attached to implant posts in cases where all teeth need to be removed.

The appropriate procedure will be discussed with you based on your situation and needs.

Full Mouth Reconstruction in Northern Virginia

Our practice is committed to treating the whole patient and a holistic approach. When you’re considering full mouth reconstruction, you need to be aware of all possible techniques, and your unique situations need to be taken into account.

Dr. Sheri and her staff are prepared to provide you with guidance throughout the entire process. To learn more about this and other procedures, contact Dynamic Dental Wellness at (703) 775-0002 or click here.