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FULL MOUTH
RECONSTRUCTION

For patients who have damaged, severely worn, or missing teeth and want to improve the aesthetics of their smile as well as regain the full function of their mouth, the Sreter Clinic provides the comprehensive solution that encompasses all potential needs from the  the simplest to the most complex  case.

למה עלי לצפות?

ד"ר רוברט שרטר וד"ר דיויד שרטר יתחילו בהערכה יסודית של השיניים. הם יערכו בדיקה מפורטת, יעשו צילומי שיניים מלאים בפה, יכינו דגמי לימוד של שיניכם וירכיבו את היסטוריית השיניים השלמה שלכם. לאחר הערכת מידע זה, ד"ר שרטר יוכל לקבוע אילו אופציות רלוונטיות במקרה שלך ולהמליץ ​​על מהלך טיפול לשיקום היופי והתפקוד המלא של השיניים. בהתאם למידת הנזק לשן ולתוצאות הרצויות, ייתכן שיהיה צורך באחד או יותר מטיפולי השיניים הבאים כדי לתקן את בעיות השיניים שלך כראוי: ציפוי חרסינה, כתרי חרסינה, גשרים דנטליים או השתלות שיניים. מטופלים רבים נדהמים עד כמה קל לשפר באופן דרמטי את המראה והתפקוד של החיוך שלהם. פעמים זה דורש רק התאמות עדינות. תחת טיפולו של ד"ר שרטר, כל דרכי הטיפול האפשריות נחשבות לאולטימטיביות לנוחות המטופל ולתוצאה הטובה ביותר

What is Full Mouth Reconstruction?

While the words “Full Mouth Reconstruction” can sound daunting, rebuilding your smile does not have to be a harrowing experience. In fact, the term itself can be misleading, because a “Full Mouth restoration” can sometimes require no more than one or two dental implants or porcelain veneers.

It means rebuilding each tooth that needs attention and addressing each tooth individually. Here at Sreter Clinic each dental reconstruction is 100% bespoke and tailored to you. Most importantly, we believe in precision and minimalism and never do more than exactly what needs to be done to produce the desired end result.

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What is Full Mouth Reconstruction?

While the words “full mouth reconstruction” can sound daunting, rebuilding your smile does not have to be a harrowing experience. In fact, the term itself can be misleading, because a full mouth restoration can sometimes require no more than one or two dental implants or porcelain veneers.

Full mouth restoration  means rebuilding each tooth that needs attention and addressing each tooth individually. Here at the Sreter Clinic each dental reconstruction is tailored made to suit the  individual patient. Most importantly, we believe in precision and minimalism and never do more than exactly what needs to be done to produce the desired end result.

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What Should I Expect with Full Mouth Reconstruction?

Dr. Sreter will begin with a thorough dental evaluation.

This will  include a detailed oral exam, full mouth dental x-rays, study models of the teeth and assembling a complete dental history. After evaluating this information, Dr. Sreter will be able to determine which options are applicable in your case and recommend a course of treatment to restore the beauty and full function of your teeth.

Depending on the extent of your tooth damage and the results that you desire, one or more of the following dental treatments may be required to properly correct your dental issues: porcelain veneers, porcelain crowns, dental bridges or dental implants. Many patients are amazed at how easy it can be to dramatically improve the appearance and function of their smile. It  often only requires subtle adjustments.

Is Full Mouth Reconstruction Painful?

A full mouth reconstruction can run the gamut of restorative dental procedures, ranging from surgical placement of implants to minimally invasive cosmetic restorations. Some of these procedures may have a greater potential to cause discomfort and some patients may have a lower pain threshold in general.

While it is normal to experience some sensitivity when teeth are being worked on, Dr. Sreter as well as the entire dental restoration team are experts in mitigating discomfort. We use  state-of-the-art technology and techniques to ensure maximum comfort throughout the process.

Am I a Good Candidate for Full Mouth Reconstruction?

For patients whose teeth are aesthetically displeasing, misshapen or badly discolored, the primary purpose of full mouth reconstruction may be cosmetic. It may also be recommended for patients with the following difficulties:

  • Crowns that are no longer functional

  • Wear from grinding or clenching teeth

  • An injury to the  teeth or mouth due to a traumatic accident

  • Misshapen teeth

  • Multiple missing teeth

  • An unbalanced bite

The presence of any of the above conditions is reason enough to make an appointment with Dr. Sreter.

If your teeth have been severely damaged, or if you are suffering from symptoms of TMJ disorder, (such as headaches, jaw pain, or popping sounds in the jaw) you may be a good candidate for a full mouth reconstruction as well.

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Is Full Mouth Reconstruction Painful?

A Full Mouth Reconstruction can run the gamut of restorative dental procedures, ranging from surgical placement of implants to minimally invasive cosmetic restorations. Some of these procedures may have a greater potential to cause discomfort and some patients may be more susceptible to dental pain in general.

While it is normal to experience some sensitivity when teeth are being worked on, Dr. Sreter as well as the entire dental restoration team are experts in mitigating discomfort. We work extensively, using state-of-the-art technology and techniques, to ensure maximum comfort throughout the process.

Am I a Good Candidate for Full Mouth Reconstruction?

For patients whose teeth are aesthetically displeasing, misshapen, or badly discolored, the primary purpose of full mouth reconstruction may be cosmetic. It may also be recommended for patients with the following difficulties:

  • Crowns that are no longer functional

  • Wear from grinding or clenching teeth

  • An injury to your teeth or mouth due to a traumatic accident

  • Misshapen teeth

  • Multiple missing teeth

  • An unbalanced bite

The presence of any of the above conditions is reason enough to make an appointment with Dr. Sreter.

If your teeth have been severely damaged, or if you are suffering from symptoms of TMJ disorder, (such as headaches, jaw pain, or popping sounds in the jaw) you may be a good candidate for a Full Mouth Reconstruction as well.

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