Teeth reconstruction procedures such as Dental Bonding, Porcelain Veneers, and Dental Crowns, Dental Implants, and Veneer Onlays and overlays are all partial procedures used in a Full Mouth Restoration and Reconstruction.
The result is a perfect mouth and smile, well-balanced, healthy and pain-free, with properly functioning teeth and masticatory muscles.
In Dr. Anthony Mobasser's opinion, the more conservative the reconstruction dentist designs the necessary procedures, the bite and function the longer the dentistry will last the patient.
The reconstructive dentist will design and engineer the width and height of teeth so the new porcelain restoration does not overload the supporting roots, and the length and width proportions are pleasing to the face, the lip, the color of the eyes and skin.
The patient bite and occlusion will be adjusted and designed so there will be no separation and space, gaps between teeth happening, after treatment is completed.
Most full mouth reconstruction procedures, if not all, involves raising the bite to the original position, prior to worn out short teeth patients complaining about, in which due to wear or shifted teeth cause interference in natural bite, which eventually can cause discomfort in temporomandibular joints (TMD).
The cause of short teeth upon smiling is usually due to worn-out back teeth, which puts additional pressure of the bite on front teeth. Ideally, the front teeth should not contact hard upon biting.
The front teeth are used for tearing food and the back teeth are for chewing, and not reverse. Dental cosmetic rehabilitation, dietary habits ( such as acidic foods), trauma, genes among many other factors may require the patient to want to have full mouth reconstruction and rehabilitation.