Long-term effects and functions of full mouth rest

Full-mouth restoration is a major dental restoration surgery. Its long-term effect and function are crucial. Full-mouth restoration can restore the patient's oral function and aesthetics. Through dental implants or other restorative methods, all missing teeth in the mouth can be filled, allowing patients to regain normal chewing and speaking functions while rebuilding a perfect smile.

Full mouth restorations can also improve a patient’s oral health. Missing teeth can cause alveolar bone loss and unstable dentition in the mouth, which can affect the health of surrounding teeth. Through full-mouth restoration, the alveolar bone structure can be rebuilt, the stability of surrounding teeth can be maintained, and the risk of periodontal disease and other oral health problems can be reduced. The long-term results of full-mouth restoration depend on the patient's daily care and regular follow-up visits. Patients need to maintain good oral hygiene habits and go to the dentist for regular checkups and cleanings to ensure the stability and durability of the restoration.