Full-mouth restoration may be considered when several teeth or their supporting structures are compromised and individual repairs can’t restore comfortable, stable function. Common reasons include extensive tooth wear, multiple damaged or missing teeth, failing restorations, and an unstable bite. It doesn’t always mean replacing every tooth, and many plans preserve… Read More…
A damaged tooth can often be saved, but the answer depends on what a dental exam finds. Dentists look at how much healthy tooth structure remains, whether the roots and bone are sound, and whether decay or infection has reached the inside of the tooth. They also consider whether a… Read More…