Smile Makeover Magic with Full Mouth Rehabilitation

In the era of social media, which is filled with perfect snapshots, there is pressure to flash flawless grins all the time. Behind the filtered grins on social media, there’s a world filled with genuine smiles. So, let’s celebrate the power of genuine smiles. Now it’s possible to achieve your dream smile with comprehensive Full Mouth Rehabilitation treatment. Full Mouth Rehabilitation combines many dental procedures to resolve multiple dental problems and rebuild a healthy smile. This treatment ensures improved oral health, strength and functioning of the teeth. It empowers patients to smile confidently.  

FMR includes the following treatment to resolve multiple dental issues: 

Restoring Teeth: (Tooth Fixing or replacing) 

The Dentist tries to restore the damaged tooth or replace the missing tooth with a new artificial one. Here are a few options for the same: 

Tooth Fillings: 

Decayed teeth can be saved with tooth-coloured fillings. These tooth fillings seamlessly blend with your natural teeth.  

Root Canal Therapy: 

Severely damaged teeth can be saved with Root Canal therapy. The infection is removed, and root canals are cleaned and sealed with a biocompatible material. 

Crowns & Bridges: 

Missing Teeth can be replaced with artificial teeth. 

A Bridge consists of two or more crowns supported by healthy teeth on either side of the gap. The artificial teeth that replace the missing teeth are called pontic. Bridges are strong and appear natural.  

Crowns are given to fragile teeth to protect them from chewing forces.  

Dental Implants:  

Implants are screw-like structures surgically embedded in the jaws. These screws act like the roots of the tooth. Later a crown/cap is placed over the screw. Implants are highly stable and superior to all prostheses. 

Implant Based-Dentures: 

Dentures are anchored to the Implants using specialized connectors. Dentures are permanently attached to the Implants. It is usually recommended for patients who have lost most of their teeth. They are smooth and effective.   

Veneers: 

Veneers are shell-like thin laminates bonded to the tooth’s front surface. They hide the discrepancies in the teeth very well.  

Veneers are non-invasive procedures that cosmetically conceal stained/discoloured or gapped teeth.   

Gum Treatment: 

Regular professional teeth cleaning, also known as Scaling, should be done. This prevents Gum problems such as pyorrhea, bleeding gums and bad breath. 

Gummy smiles, and uneven gum outlines can be corrected using laser treatments. 

Having Healthy gums and appropriate gum lines contributes to excellent oral health. 

Suitable Candidates for FMR: 

People experiencing the following dental problems should consider exploring  

Full Mouth Rehabilitation as a potential treatment option. 

Missing Teeth. 

Multiple Decayed Teeth. 

Bite problems, such as Open bite, cross bite, and closed bite. 

Severely worn-out teeth. 

Pain in the jaws. 

Chipped or cracked teeth. 

Stained and Discoloured Teeth. 

There are other signs which require immediate interventions, such as, 

Difficulty in Chewing. 

Poor speech clarity due to teeth misalignment. 

Chronic headaches and facial pain are significant symptoms to seek medical help. 

Facing difficulty while sleeping: Sleep Apnea. 

How To Receive FMR Treatment? 

1. Consultation and Diagnosis:  

Consult your family Dentist. He will thoroughly examine your mouth and then curate a specialized plan according to your needs. Suggest a few X-ray examinations to get a clear picture of the problem.  

2. Treatment Planning: 

After carefully examining your Oral examination and X-rays, the Dentist will create a personalized treatment plan. This plan will detail all the recommended dental procedures and their associated timeline. 

Cost of FMR: 

The cost of FMR may fluctuate based on several factors, such as the type of dental procedures needed, geographic location, and the individual dentist’s fee. 

Discuss costs with your Dentist for a personalized estimate. 

What is the Typical Timeframe for FMR? 

The duration of your Full Mouth Rehabilitation journey will depend on your unique needs. While some cases can be completed in a few months, others may take up to a year. Your dentist will work with you to create a personalized treatment plan that fits your timeline 

Does FMR Procedures Hurt? 

 Most FMR procedures use local anaesthesia to keep you comfortable during the treatment. This means you won’t feel any pain, but you may be aware of some pressure or movement. Additionally, your dentist will prescribe painkillers if needed. 

FMR Aftercare Tips: 

Schedule a regular follow-up appointment with your dentist after FMR to monitor optimum Oral health. To ensure your smile stays strong and healthy for years. 

Regular brushing, flossing, and professional cleanings are crucial to prevent problems and extend the benefits of your FMR treatment. Discuss a personalized oral hygiene routine with your dentist for optimal results. 

 Full Mouth rehabilitation is not just limited to Dental makeovers. Instead, it aims to transform your smile. A smile that boosts confidence in you. If you feel FMR can make a difference in your life, book an appointment with your Dentist and get started to achieve the smile of your dreams.