Full Mouth Reconstruction

Restoring all the teeth is called a “full mouth reconstruction.” Usually elected when major changes to the bite are required, one of the advantages of a full mouth reconstruction is that it allows you and the dentist to design the smile you always wanted. Full mouth reconstruction generally requires different types of treatment, from fillings, veneers, crowns and bridge to implants.

What is Involved in Having a Full Mouth Reconstruction

Usually we required multiple visits from planning and discussing treatment options to executing the treatment plan.

  • First visit is a consultation visit where we will gather as much information as possible
  • The second visit we will discuss and present different treatment plan options,
  • Depending on the treatment plan that is chosen additional records might be required, before starting treatment.
  • Multiple visits are required and all be discussed and explain before any procedure

At MVDC we understand how valuable and precious a smile is, and that is why before we do any treatment we like to make sure that all your questions are answered in a clear manner, so that you feel comfortable and at ease with your treatment of choice

For those needing a Full Mouth Reconstruction, you may also want to learn more about the following services, cosmetic dentistry, dental bridges, dental crowns, dental implants, teeth whitening & dentures.

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Full Mouth Reconstruction FAQ’s

A full mouth reconstruction or as it is also known a full mouth restoration. Is where a dentist rebuilds and restores your entire mouth.

They combine restorative dentistry with aesthetics to improve your dental function and oral health.

Some cosmetic dentistry treatments aim to restore facial appearance. Reconstructions are essential for people with fractured or lost teeth.

These dental procedures could be any of the following

  • dental crowns,
  • dental bridges,
  • dental implants,
  • tooth bonding
  • porcelain veneers

Which all will depend on how severely your teeth are damaged, and how much restoration or reconstruction is needed.

As mentioned above these methods could include any of the following:

  • dental crowns,
  • dental bridges,
  • dental implants,
  • tooth bonding
  • porcelain veneers

There are several factors to this question. Firstly, it would depend on what dental service is required. Along with how much restoration is needed. For example, if you have lost 1 tooth then that would be less expensive in contrast to someone who had last 6 teeth.

Secondly it would come down to health insurance as well. As a lot of the cost would be covered by your health provider.

Thirdly a lot of dentists will offer payment plans.

But always consult and ask your dentist.

In our practice the number 1 goal is the patient’s comfort during any procedure. typically, patients do not experience pain during complete mouth reconstruction treatment.

This is due to the area that is being worked on is numb while being treated. Making the procedure painless for the patient.