Restore the appearance and function of your smile with full mouth rehabilitation in Burlington, ON
Whether you have suffered from dental trauma, significant decay, or other dental issues, you may need a new start when it comes to the appearance and function of your teeth. At Tansley Woods Dentistry in Burlington, ON, Dr. Thelam Nguyen understands the importance of not just keeping your teeth and gums healthy, but also feeling great about your smile’s appearance. He works closely with patients to provide highly personalized, full mouth rehabilitation services that are designed specifically for each patient’s specific oral health needs and treatment preferences.
What is a full mouth reconstruction?
A full mouth reconstruction is a comprehensive approach to restoring a patient’s smile after they have experienced severe decay, traumatic injury, acid erosion, uneven wear and tear, or other issues that affect a large portion of their mouth. Full mouth rehabilitation requires both artistry and dental expertise to restore not just the health and function of damaged teeth, but also a natural-looking and aesthetically pleasing appearance.
The full mouth rehabilitation process
At Tansley Woods Dentistry, we are committed to treating each patient like the unique individual that they are. That means that no two patients are treated alike – your dental reconstruction plan is designed with the utmost care and precision after an extensive consultation and evaluation. Dr. Nguyen will examine your teeth, gums, and oral structures using the latest dental technologies to get a complete picture of your overall oral health, as well as the specific areas in your mouth that need attention. He will also discuss your smile at length with you – what you like, what you want to change, which celebrity smiles you admire, and what your budget is. Based on this comprehensive process, Dr. Nguyen will create your personalized treatment plan, which may consist of one or more of the following procedures:
- Tooth-colored fillings, inlays, or onlays
- Porcelain dental crowns
- Gum disease therapies such as scaling and root planing, soft tissue grafting, or other treatments to restore healthy gums
- Tooth replacement options such as dental bridges, dental implants, or dentures
- Professional teeth whitening
- Porcelain veneers
- Tooth straightening options such as Invisalign® or Six Month Smiles®
Schedule your consultation today!
Get a fresh start on your smile with full mouth rehabilitation at Tansley Woods Dentistry. We look forward to helping reveal your most beautiful smile and the boost in self-confidence that comes along with it! Call our Burlington, ON office at (289) 273-4289 to schedule your consultation today.
Full Mouth Rehabilitation FAQ
What are the benefits of a full mouth rehabilitation?
A full mouth rehabilitation is a dental treatment that aims to improve the overall health and function of the mouth. It involves a combination of restorative and cosmetic procedures to address various dental issues such as missing teeth, damaged teeth, and gum disease. The benefits of a full mouth rehabilitation include improved oral health, enhanced aesthetics, better speech and chewing ability, and increased self-confidence.
How will a full mouth rehabilitation improve your smile?
If you’re seeking full mouth rehabilitation, Dr. Nguyen will create a personalized plan tailored to your specific needs. This plan will include a combination of cosmetic and restorative dental procedures to help restore your smile’s health and appearance. For teeth that have decay that is too large for a regular filling, Dr. Nguyen may suggest the placement of dental crowns to protect and support them. If you have missing teeth, treatment options such as dental implants, dentures or a dental bridge may be recommended. These are just a few treatments that may be included in your full-mouth rehabilitation plan.
Will x-rays be required?
X-rays may be required as you work with Dr. Nguyen to develop your personalized rehabilitation plan. Dental x-rays will allow us to understand what is going on with your teeth and reveal issues which may not be noticeable to the naked eye. For instance, if a tooth has internal decay, an x-ray will allow our team to see it before you experience pain or discomfort. If you are worried about getting a dental x-ray, there is no need to be. Today’s x-ray technology has advanced to a point where they are entirely safe.
Will a full mouth rehabilitation be painful?
The treatments and procedures that are included in one patient’s rehabilitation plan may be completely different from another. While some plans focus on cosmetic issues, others may require more restorative treatments. Simply put, there could be some discomfort depending on the work needed to rehabilitate your smile. However, Dr. Nguyen will ensure you are as comfortable as possible during treatment. A local anesthetic and, in some cases, dental sedation can be utilized to ensure you do not experience any discomfort.
Are you a good candidate for full-mouth rehabilitation?
Only by visiting Dr. Nguyen can we determine whether you are a good candidate for full mouth rehabilitation. However, if you have multiple dental health problems and are looking to restore the appearance of your smile or both, you are likely an excellent candidate. Call our office today to schedule a consultation with Dr. Nguyen.
Full mouth rehabilitation at Tansley Woods Dentistry
One of the procedures that we do here at Tansley Woods Dentistry is what we call a full mouth rehabilitation, and that can take many different forms.
Full mouth rehabilitation is for patients whose dental health has been disrupted; the dental condition has changed and broken down over the years – it is a complete overhaul of their mouth.
Some of our patients have lost their teeth over the years, and from not replacing these missing teeth, their other teeth have started to drift, leaving uneven wear on their teeth and an almost collapsing situation.
Our office will provide a service where we reestablish their teeth to normal function, health, and comfort, just like they would have had it 20 years ago. That is what we call a form of full-mouth rehabilitation.
In such a situation, we may have to do some orthodontics to get started and move on to restoring their missing or remaining teeth to normal condition.
This process will take an average of 2 months to 2 years, depending on the severity of the condition.
Call us today at Tansley Woods Dentistry to get the perfect smile you always wanted.
