Full Mouth Reconstruction for Cracked Tooth
What is Cracked Tooth?
A cracked tooth has a fracture that can range from superficial enamel cracks to deep splits extending to the root.
Symptoms
- Sharp pain when biting
- Sensitivity to hot and cold
- Intermittent pain
How Full Mouth Reconstruction Treats Cracked Tooth
Full mouth reconstruction addresses comprehensive dental problems involving most or all teeth. It combines restorative and cosmetic procedures to rebuild the bite, function, and aesthetics of the entire mouth.
Procedure Steps
- 1Comprehensive evaluation and planning
- 2Sequential restorative procedures
- 3Bite rehabilitation
- 4Final adjustments and follow-up
Recovery Time:2-12 months
Average Cost:$10,000-$40,000
FAQ
Is full mouth reconstruction the same as a smile makeover?
Not exactly. A smile makeover focuses on cosmetics, while full mouth reconstruction addresses both functional and aesthetic problems.
How long does full mouth reconstruction take?
Treatment duration varies from 2-12 months depending on the complexity and number of procedures needed.
Can a cracked tooth heal on its own?
No, cracked teeth cannot heal. Treatment is needed to prevent the crack from worsening.
What happens to an untreated cracked tooth?
The crack can deepen, causing infection, severe pain, and potentially requiring extraction.