Full Mouth Dental Implant

Full Mouth Dental Implant is changing the way people live. They are designed to provide a foundation for replacing teeth that look, feel, and function like natural teeth. Moreover, the facial contours are also preserved. With dental implants, the person who has lost teeth regains the ability to eat virtually anything.

Full mouth dental implant requires placement of a number of implants in each jaw which varies on technique and limitations of the bone structure and limitations of the surgeon. And The combination of cosmetic and dental procedures is known as full mouth reconstruction. It is a procedure to rectify the relationship between bone, gums, teeth, and muscles.

Full mouth dental implant requires placement of a number of implants in each jaw which varies on technique and limitations of the bone structure and limitations of the surgeon. And The combination of cosmetic and dental procedures is known as full mouth reconstruction. It is a procedure to rectify the relationship between bone, gums, teeth, and muscles.

Ideally, our mouth has to have 28 teeth; 14 in each jaw. Placing pterygoid implants in the upper jaw allows extremely good support to the back molars, without the need for sinus lift. Similarly basal implants in the lower jaw gives good support to back molars, without the need for bone grafting. 2nd molars are usually not replaced in many techniques where implants used are less, or because of surgeons limitations. Not replacing molars leads to more strain on the TMJ, as patient is forced to chew with front teeth.