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Full Mouth Reconstruction is the process of rebuilding and/or restoring all of the teeth in your upper and lower jaw. It could involve many methods of dentistry to create the correct relationship between your gums, bones, muscles, and teeth. Your mouth is very complex; without the proper bite, chewing becomes an issue, teeth can become worn, the jaw can become sore, often migraines start. Veneers and crowns, dental implants, bridges and teeth whitening are all potential procedures used in a full mouth reconstruction. The results are a perfect smile every time.

Missing or crowded teeth, injured or fractured teeth, poor dental care, age, severely worn teeth, or the need to adjust the bite – all can contribute to this condition. When your teeth are out of ideal alignment, each time your jaw closes, your mouth, jaw and muscles are damaged. Tooth issues and pain in your jaw, neck and head often occur as a result. With full mouth reconstruction, these problems are addressed and patients find relief, improved function and better oral health. But also, they get a beautiful smile and a more youthful appearance.

With full-mouth reconstruction the entire mouth is beautified with a more comfortable bite and less tension in the jaw and neck.

If you have a bad bite, or if you have worn, broken, decayed or missing teeth, not only are you most likely uncomfortable, but your smile is holding you back as well. Dr. Ryne Johnson does very sophisticated work and has performed full mouth reconstruction multiple times for a whole spectrum of needs.

Most importantly, with full mouth reconstruction, the relationship between all the facets of your jaw and mouth will be ideal; therefore, your discomfort will disappear. But just as important, a new smile will boost your self confidence in your interactions with others; this will be what truly changes your life.