Full Mouth Reconstruction
Full mouth reconstruction, also known as full mouth rehabilitation (or "rehab") are terms used to describe the process of simultaneously restoring all of the teeth in both the upper and lower jaws. The need for full mouth reconstruction may result from a variety of reasons, including but not limited to teeth lost or fractured due to decay or trauma, severely worn teeth as a result of long-term acid erosion and tooth grinding, and ongoing complaints of the jaw, muscle and headache pain requiring adjustment to the bite.
Recording the jaw movements of a patient, part of the workup for a full mouth reconstruction case
Dr. Cheng understands how debilitating it can be when someone has suffered poor dental health. Dr. Cheng can offer you solutions to regain full dental function and esthetics. Our office has successfully rebuilt the mouths of many patients with complex dental problems. We have had patients fly in from overseas to seek our expertise. We love challenging cases and can help restore your smile and self-esteem.
Spotlight Cases
Full Mouth Reconstruction Case #1: Pre-treatment photos. The patient lost a significant amount of vertical height.
Full Mouth Reconstruction Case #1: Post-treatment photos.
Full Mouth Reconstruction Case #2: Pre-treatment stone models
Full Mouth Reconstruction Case #2: stone models with crowns prior to final cementation