Full-Mouth Reconstruction

Rehabilitating a whole mouth demands looking beyond the teeth: the joint, the muscles and orofacial pain condition any ambitious restorative plan. Lassmann and Yar, with a large group of co-authors, trace a route running from history-taking and the diagnosis of temporomandibular disorders to the therapeutic sequence, interdisciplinary work, the perio-prosthetic interface on implants, periodontal plastic surgery and tooth preparation for indirect restorations. The circle closes with maintenance and the protective splints that follow reconstruction. A scientifically grounded text for the clinician who takes on complex cases and wants the result to hold over time.