Full-Mouth/Bite Reconstruction
What is a Full Mouth Reconstruction?
Full mouth reconstruction is the restoration of every tooth in the mouth using veneers, crowns, bridges or implants. Full mouth reconstruction is used to restore teeth which are broken down worn or missing, therefore causing problems in both the bite and appearance. People suffering from pain in the jaw joint, clicking and popping 
or frequent headaches due to a collapsed bite are often candidates for full mouth reconstruction.
What are the indications for Full Mouth Reconstruction?
- Occlusion - to restore the bite to an ideal position
- Mal-positioned teeth
- Poorly shaped teeth
- Frequent, recurring headaches
- Unbalanced bite causing neck aches or pain in the jaw joints.
- Generalized fractured, chipped or worn teeth
- Discoloured and esthetical unpleasing teeth
- Previously filled teeth where there now exists more filling than tooth
- Less than ideal smile, speech, swallowing and chewing function >> more
Our clients say it best
A Strong Healthy Smile, An Unshakable Confidence.
