Full Mouth Reconstruction: The Pathway to Success

Once the patient wears the temporary dentition, it’s important to gather their feedback to ensure their satisfaction. It’s recommended to take the same pictures as step one to visually compare the temporaries in the mouth.

Additionally, ensure that new impressions are taken while the temporary restorations are in position. In cases where no modifications were made to the occlusion or vertical dimension of occlusion (VDO) on the temporaries, only a single bite recording, from one temporary restoration to another, is required. However, if adjustments were made to the occlusion or VDO, it is necessary to take three bite recordings for each modified provisional restoration in relation to the prepared teeth.

Now that all preplanning information has been gathered, Burbank Dental Lab can start fabricating the final restorations using the most suitable material for each individual case.

It is possible to do a bisque try-in of the restorations as an added step before the final glaze.

This is not always a necessary step but it is available.

Once everything is finalized, the case is glazed and sent in for insertion (see above image).