Full Mouth Rehabilitation

The use of many dentistry approaches to establish the correct connexion between jaw, musculature, gums, and teeth means complete mouth rehabilitation. The mouth is a complicated machine; without an appropriate bite it can get affected and the teeth may be removed, whilst the low end of the face can look collapsed. A total reconstruction of the mouth is often called restoration of your mouth.

What is Full Mouth Reconstruction

Restorations are commonly recommended for consumers with damaged, worn-out, or entirely missing teeth. The damaged teeth not only have a detrimental effect on your smile, but they can also impair your chewing ability and cause bite imbalance. 
Rehabilitation of the full mouth corrects imperfections in the bite position and improves appearance and function. Anyone with several teeth missing, short, worn or broken teeth in the mouth will be an outstanding candidate. Full Mouth Rehabilitation gives a smile that is functional, comfortable, and beautiful. Rehabilitation of the whole mouth is a demanding way of treatment. During full mouth recovery, the whole teeth have been rehabilitated.

The dentist in baulkham hills needs to comprehend all facets of the teeth completely, their relationship with the temporomandibular joints, and the working of the muscles in the mastic. 

We have a highly qualified prosthodontic specialist at the Apex Dental Centre. The dental specialty Prosthodontics focuses on repairing and removing teeth. Prosthodontics is thoroughly qualified to understand the nuances of a smile, the maintenance, and restoration of oral health and tooth substitution. 

Prosthodontics are primarily dental care architects. They consult with other doctors to find answers to patients' problems. This ensures that prosthodontic practitioners have a very high standard of treatment.

Dental Implants

A dental implant is an artificial tooth root in the jaw to carry a tooth or a bridge replacement. Dental implants are a popular and successful way to substitute missing teeth. 

Practically all dental implants today are endosseous implants in the root shape, i.e. they look like an actual root of the tooth. A dental implant is a synthetic metal root replacement that is inserted in the bone of the jaw or implanted. It may be used to substitute an abutment (Anker or container) for a single missing tooth, to substitute multiple missing dentures, or to add retention to a removable toothpaste such as a complete denture. In consequence, you can make fixed (top) and mandibular (lower) replacements if all your natural teeth are missing.

When replacing a missing tooth with an implant, two separate events are needed. Next, the operative process of the implant. The substitute teeth are installed in the right position in the second step. 

The method of placing the implant involves making a small incision at the gum region, preparing a region in the underlying bone, inserting the implant into the prepared position, and closing the tissue with multiple sutures around the implant. This region stays unchanged, usually 2-4 months depending on the bone density. The bottom jaw consists of a denser bone than the upper jaw. This cure time allows the implant to be incorporated slowly into your jaw. In certain cases, the implant is positioned shortly after extraction and can be inserted straight away. Depending on the frequency of the implant, the crown/bridge is positioned.

The insertion site is revealed by reopening the gum after the implant is healed and incorporated. A post is then connected by a concrete or internal thread to the implant. 

Dental implants have succeeded tremendously. More than 90 percent are effective in maxillary and mandibular implants. The success rate of smaller implants is much higher than in the top implants. Implants often struggle, but they're not popular. Sometimes, a risk of implant failure may be detected before or after the operating process, prior to the creation of the replacement tooth or teeth. 

Smokers note: there is an increased chance of smokers failing the dental implant, which is up to 11% higher! 

We will discuss your specific situation requirements and options with you. Typically there are many options to repair missing teeth effectively. Before the actual implant surgery, it is necessary to decide on the design of the replacement.