People suffering from jaw, neck, back, and ear pain, missing, worn, and damaged teeth may need a full mouth rehabilitation. These are just a few of the more common symptoms associated with dysfunction of the biting apparatus and should start a conversation about a full mouth rehabilitation. If you have persistent headaches, jaw, neck, and back pain, your bite does not close properly or you have multiple missing back teeth, we recommend scheduling a consultation to explore your options for improving your quality of life.
There are obvious benefits to improving your smile. First impressions are vitally important, and your smile is the first thing everyone notices. Those receiving full mouth rehabilitations not only make more memorable first impressions, but they also sleep better and live healthier and more energetic lives. Restoring smiles is only one part of effective full-mouth rehabilitation. More importantly, they restore quality of life and self-confidence.