When is a complete dental reconstruction necessary?

Complete dental reconstruction is recommended in cases where the condition of the teeth is so severe that individual treatments are not sufficient.

Conditions Requiring Complete Reconstruction

• Serious damage to teeth Teeth are significantly worn, cracked, broken or decayed as a result of injury, bruxism (teeth grinding) or advanced tooth decay.

• Loss of multiple teeth Missing teeth not only affect the aesthetics of your smile, but also your ability to chew and speak properly, and can cause the surrounding teeth to shift.

• Periodontal problems Advanced gum disease can lead to tooth loss and require comprehensive solutions, including gum treatment and tooth replacement.

• Functional bite problems An irregular or incorrect bite can lead to jaw joint pain, migraines and other difficulties that can be resolved by complete reconstruction.

• Aesthetic reasons Patients who are dissatisfied with the appearance of their smile choose dental reconstruction to achieve a natural, aesthetic and healthy appearance.

• Recurring problems If problems with teeth or fillings recur, complete reconstruction may be a more effective solution than individual treatments.