Oral Rehabilitation
Oral Rehabilitation
"Because everything starts with a smile"
ORAL REHABILITATION is a Specialty of Dentistry that diagnoses and predicts a Treatment Plan appropriate to the highly complex patient who requires recovering their oral health through the most modern Rehabilitation techniques, comprehensively combining the areas of Fixed Prosthesis, Prosthetics Removable, Operative, Neuromiorelaxing Plates and Dental Implants, in turn, establishes a close relationship with the other disciplines of Dentistry, such as Periodontics, Endodontics and Orthodontics.
When the wisdom teeth do not erupt, some people may think that this is normal and not worry, however, these unerupted teeth can give rise to abscesses, cysts or tumors that, if not identified in time, can produce more serious conditions. Surgical Tooth Surgery must be performed by a specialist, in this case a MAXILLOFACIAL SURGEON.
WHAT IS ORAL REHABILITATION LIKE? Depending on the number of teeth lost, the quality of the teeth present and the bone that supports them will determine what the oral rehabilitation will be like. There are various ways to replace missing teeth. Dental implants: It is the least invasive technique. The missing tooth is placed on the implant, without having to compromise other healthy teeth around it. With implants, oral harmony and facial symmetry are achieved. Conventional fixed prosthesis (bridge): With this technique, the teeth neighboring the missing one are carved, and a fixed prosthesis is placed on them to replace the missing tooth. Porcelain Crowns: A crown is a tooth-shaped cap that replaces your normal tooth above the gum, giving a better aesthetic appearance. Porcelain veneers: Porcelain veneers are thin sheets of ceramic material that cover only the outer surface of the teeth. Complete removable acrylic prosthesis retained by implants: This type of prosthesis can be made using 4 - 6 implants in edentulous or edentulous mandibular people.
WHAT HAPPENS IF I DON'T REPLACE THE MISSING TEETH? The absence of a tooth will eventually, in the short or long term, lead to the loss of the teeth that are next to it. If teeth are missing, chewing will not be correct, which will cause digestive problems and problems in the temporomandibular joint. The patient could have social problems and low self-esteem, since aesthetically it does not look good.
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