ORAL REHABILITATION

Oral rehabilitation is a comprehensive treatment that seeks to assist patients who, for different reasons, have lost a large number of teeth or need to extract them.

The prostheses used in oral rehabilitation can vary depending on their fixation or placement in the mouth and can be individual crowns, fixed, removable, partial or total prostheses and on implants. The objective is to restore aesthetic functionality, improving not only oral but also systemic health. .

To recover the patient's occlusal and aesthetic function, it is essential to obtain an accurate diagnosis and an adequate treatment plan:

• initial consultation, to establish the current status, expectations and needs of the patient.

• oral evaluation, teeth, gums and other oral tissues.

• x-rays or tomography according to the needs of each patient.

• study models.

• prosthetic indications or selection of the prosthesis according to the patient's edentulism space and their interests.