Full arch rehabilitation is a dental procedure that involves restoring all teeth in either the upper or lower jaw. It's also known as full mouth reconstruction or full mouth rehabilitation. This procedure is typically recommended for individuals with extensive dental damage, severe tooth decay, or tooth loss.
Full arch rehabilitation is a comprehensive treatment that combines various dental procedures to restore the patient's dental health and improve their oral function and appearance.
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Using A Dental Implant To Replace Your Missing Tooth
If you have recently lost a tooth, there are options that you can use to replace it. This will allow you to restore your appearance and prevent the complications that a missing tooth could cause.
Dental Implants Can Be More Secure Than Bridges
Whenever you are needing to have a tooth replaced, it is important to make sure that the replacement option you choose will be as stable and durable as possible.
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What To Know About Full Arch Dental Implants
Dental implants are often considered to be the gold standard of tooth replacement options. Dental implants can prevent bone loss and are excellent if you have missing one or a few teeth. However, a mouth full of single dental implants may not be an option if you have a lot of tooth loss. Full-arch dental implants may be an excellent option if you have lost most of your teeth. Here's what you should know.
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Does It Feel Like Your Jaw Doesn't Close Properly with Your New Dental Implant?
A completed dental implant should feel and function just like a natural tooth, and this is largely the advantage of implants over other forms of tooth replacement. Ongoing problems are rare, and can usually be corrected in an uncomplicated way. Does it feel like your jaw somehow doesn't close properly after your implant has been completed? This could seem like a serious issue, but the cause is more innocent than you think.
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