Full-Mouth Rehabilitation in Lakeview Chicago

Full mouth rehabilitation is a combination of several dental procedures, both restorative and cosmetic, that is helpful to patients who suffer from multiple oral issues. When you visit our dental clinic for full mouth rehabilitation, we will make sure to check all your concerns, so that you could leave with a beautiful and happy-looking smile that you’ve always dreamt of.

Tooth-colored fillings:  Fillings help restore teeth that are decayed due to excessive microbial activity. Earlier, metal fillings made from amalgam, gold, or silver were being used extensively. But, nowadays, we only use tooth-colored fillings made from ceramic or composite resin. They offer excellent functionality and restore the aesthetics of the infected tooth.

Crowns:  Crowns are regarded as the most versatile tooth restorations as they help serve multiple purposes. They restore both the functionality and aesthetics of damaged, misshapen, weak, or worn out teeth.

Bridges:  Losing a tooth can be a massive letdown as it can be quite embarrassing. It can also affect the way you bite and chew food by applying a lot of unwanted stress on certain teeth. The simplest way to restore a lost tooth is by using a dental bridge. It is a prosthetic tooth that is held in position by dental crowns on either side.

Veneers:  Veneers can produce a cosmetic enhancement to teeth that are cracked, discolored, or chipped. They are wafer-thin pieces of ceramic and fit perfectly on the surface of the teeth. They are bonded to the teeth with the help of dental adhesives.

Teeth whitening:  The teeth tend to look dull and stained when you consume a lot of colored foods or don’t brush your teeth properly. This may lead to a lot of embarrassment when someone mocks you for your stained teeth. We offer the perfect solution to this with the help of our customized teeth whitening options.

Oral cleaning:  Scaling and root planing are two procedures that are primarily used to remove the plaque and tartar from the teeth and roots, respectively. These procedures provide relief from gum diseases and prevent the formation of cavities.

Implants:  Dental implants are considered to be the strongest and most stable tooth replacement solutions. They are fixed to the jawbone using a titanium post, which is how they offer excellent stability. Moreover, the ceramic crown used as the tooth structure is highly durable, long-lasting, and aesthetically pleasing.

Gum graft:  A gum graft is performed when the gums recede below its optimal gum line. This occurs when the tartar deposits decay the gum tissues and put the entire oral health at risk. Healthy tissues will be extracted from a different part of the body and grafted to the receded area to replenish the optimal volume of gums.