• Restorations: This may include fillings, crowns, or bridges to repair damaged or decayed teeth.
• Implants: These are surgically placed metal posts that act as anchors for crowns or dentures.
• Dentures: These are removable plates that replace missing teeth and gum tissue.
• Gum surgery: This may be necessary to treat gum disease or to prepare the gums for implants.
• Orthodontics: This may be used to move teeth into a more correct position.

FMR is a major undertaking that requires a significant commitment of time, money, and effort from the patient. However, it can be a life-changing experience for those who suffer from dental problems that have caused them pain, embarrassment, and difficulty eating.

Benefits of FMR

There are many benefits to FMR, including:

• Improved oral health
• Improved chewing function
• Increased self-confidence
• A more youthful appearance
• Relief from pain and discomfort