Full Mouth Reconstruction Case Studies
A full mouth reconstruction rebuilds most or all of the teeth as one plan, usually because wear, grinding, decay or old dental work has changed how the teeth meet. The aim is form and function together: the right length and shape for the face, and a bite that works.
Most of these cases began with teeth that had worn short. They show how the bite was rebuilt as well as the smile.
Seven Cases
Case Study 21
Underbite Correction: Full-Mouth Veneers
Full-mouth ceramic veneers and inlays rebuild the bite and smile of an underbite without jaw surgery.
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Case Study 33
A Confident Smile After Years of Grinding
Crown lengthening, a reopened bite proved in provisionals, then twenty-eight ceramic units.
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Case Study 39
Worn Teeth Restored While Looking Natural
An analysis of the bite first, then twelve veneers and twelve onlays across both arches.
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Case Study 41
Full-Mouth Restoration to Tackle Every Problem
Three broken back teeth replaced with implants, then twenty restorations designed as one set.
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Case Study 45
Restoring Youth to Teeth Worn by Time
Length restored across nineteen veneers, two crowns and one implant crown, tested in provisionals first.
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Case Study 46
Correcting Dark Veneer Margins and Two Failed Implants
Dark veneer margins and recession corrected, two failed implants replaced with bone grafting, and twenty-three e.max units placed.
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Case Study 51
Teeth Worn Short by Grinding, Restored in Five Weeks
Ten e.max veneers and two onlays restore the length and proportion grinding wore away, with the lower front teeth contoured and whitened to match.
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