Understanding Full Mouth Rehabilitation or Restoration
Full Mouth Rehabilitation or Restoration is a comprehensive dental procedure to restore the form and function of your teeth. It is not just an aesthetic enhancement process but also improves how your teeth work. Several dental problems affect the functionality of the mouth. Some major issues are multiple missing teeth, extensively damaged teeth and advanced gum problems. If you are wondering about the indications and treatments included in FMR, then hold on. Multiple treatment options are available with us at The Advanced Dental Clinic Delhi.
The information provided below will briefly discuss the why and when of Full Mouth Rehabilitation or Restoration.
Why Full Mouth Rehabilitation or Restoration
Restoring oral health
Full Mouth Rehabilitation or Restoration aims to restore both aesthetics and functionality. It also enhances the overall dental health of a person. Several parameters are taken into consideration while planning FMR. some major areas are the bite, jaw joint health status, and facial aesthetics.
Comprehensive approach
The comprehensive patient-centric approach helps in addressing multiple issues at the same time. Full Mouth Rehabilitation or Restoration can treat missing teeth, correct misalignment, treat advanced gum diseases, and help alleviate TMD symptoms. Our team at The Advanced Dental Clinic Delhi will complete your case’s dental evaluation to customize a treatment plan for you.
When Full Mouth Rehabilitation or Restoration
- Excessive wear and tear of the teeth due to bruxism
- Advanced gum diseases
- Several missing teeth.
- Altered bite
- Temporomandibular joint pain and discomfort
- TMJ-related neck pain and headaches
Common Procedures in Full-Mouth Rehabilitation
Inlays and Onlay
These cover extensive cavities, especially when the tooth has sustained damage that goes beyond the capacity of basic fillings. Inlays and onlays are more durable forms of restoration than traditional fillings.
Dental Crowns
Crowns are caps placed on damaged or decayed teeth to protect and restore their shape. They can be made from various materials, including metal, porcelain, porcelain fused to metal, and zirconia. Crowns can be placed over natural teeth and dental implants to replace missing teeth.
TMJ Treatment
For patients with Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) issues, treatments such as arthrocentesis, arthroscopic surgery, or open-joint surgery (arthrotomy) may be considered. The choice of treatment varies as per the severity of the condition. Sometimes, a simple bite correction or treating the misaligned teeth can help alleviate the symptoms of TMD.
Dental Implants
Dental implants replace missing teeth. They are artificial dental roots and act as a foundation over which the crown is fixed. Implants can be used to replace single or multiple missing teeth.
Gum Surgeries
Gum surgeries may be part of FMR to restore gum health. By removing infected gum tissue, these procedures preserve both your teeth and supporting tissues.
Dentures
Dentures are used when a fixed option is unsuitable for restoring dental function, whether complete or partial.
Conclusion
Full mouth rehabilitation offers an inclusive approach to address dental health and aesthetics. It is ideally suited for patients with complex dental issues, offering a wide range of procedures to restore and enhance their mouths’ overall health, function, and appearance.