FULL MOUTH ReCONSTRUCTION

Functional and Cosmetic Mouth Reconstruction

Complete Dental Care Group PLLC’s restorative dentists offer full mouth reconstruction services to rebuild or replace of damaged or missing teeth. This form of dental treatment can restore your mouth and oral health from the ravages of extensive trauma, pervasive decay, and other comprehensive problems. Correcting such damage can help you enjoy a healthier and happier life. 

There are numerous treatment options to help restore the form and function of your teeth, and we can help. Not all full mouth reconstructions are strictly functional. While restoring the mouth can help with speech, comfort, and eating, improving the look of your smile can boost confidence and self-esteem. Procedures that are part of full mouth reconstructions which are also considered cosmetic include tooth replacement, veneer application, gum contouring, orthodontics, whitening, etc.

Many people aspire to have a beautiful smile. While a full mouth reconstruction is not always necessary to achieve this, it can be a good option. Even when functional improvement is necessary, patients can also choose to include some cosmetic treatments to enhance their smiles’ appearance. Whatever your reasons for full mouth reconstruction services, we can help. Our prices are competitive, and we accept most PPO insurance and Medicare/Medicaid plans. Emergency and same-day appointments are available. Call for an appointment today.

Candidates for Full Mouth Reconstruction

If you have dental problems throughout your mouth and require extensive restoration, you’re an ideal candidate for full mouth reconstruction. These problems may be due to significant trauma related to an accident, dental decay or disease, gum disease, wear from grinding, or habit-based damage. Many patients turn to full mouth reconstruction for aesthetic reasons due to discoloration or missing teeth.

Other treatment candidates include those with severe dental conditions from birth such as amelogenesis, dentinogenesis imperfecta, and ectodermal dysplasia.

Some reconstruction treatments involve surgery, particularly implants or procedures that necessitate bone grafts. This typically requires the patient to be in good overall health so a full mouth reconstruction may not be an immediate option for patients with other health issues.

Reconstructions may involve a variety of solutions:

• Dental implants
• Dentures
• Crowns
• Inlays
• Onlays
• Bone grafts
• And other treatments
  

Why Choose Reconstruction?

• Improved appearance 
• A boost to your confidence
• Enhanced ability to eat, drink, and talk properly
  

Helping You Feel, Function, and Look Better

If you opt for full mouth reconstruction at Complete Dental Care Group PLLC, we’ll listen to your concerns, list your options, and answer all of your questions. Rest assured that we have the training, knowledge, and skills to help you look, feel, and function better.