Full Mouth Reconstruction

Full mouth reconstruction is a situation in which we work on your full mouth to achieve the goals that you and your dentist have made for you. It usually involves almost all the teeth on the top and bottom, hence the name full mouth reconstruction.

Full mouth reconstruction can be done for anyone looking to make major changes to their mouth. This might include individuals with a lot of missing teeth, those who are unhappy with the looks of their teeth, or those whose bite is not right. Therefore, people who are looking for extensive changes in their mouth are the ideal candidates for full mouth reconstruction.

The disqualification criteria might include severe health issues or lack of sufficient bone. However, it's always advisable to seek a dental consultation to ascertain if full mouth reconstruction is the right choice for you.

Full mouth reconstruction could be performed in various ways. It could involve crowns, onlays, inlays, veneers, dentures, implants or more extensive procedures like full mouth implants.

Yes, general dentists are definitely qualified to perform full mouth reconstruction. In our office, we have every specialist under our roof and we often work in conjunction with a periodontist, an oral maxillofacial surgeon, or an endodontist to achieve your full mouth reconstruction. These professionals are highly specialized and trained in their fields.

The most important part of a full mouth reconstruction is the initial meeting with your dentist to establish your concerns and set goals. Once a plan is in place, normal dental procedures like x-rays and exams take place. The planning step is the most crucial part of the process.

The duration varies depending on your personal circumstances and what we are trying to achieve. However, we always ensure that you have some kind of temporary solution while your mouth is healing. The exact duration will be covered during the planning step with your doctor.

The anesthesia options depend on your plan. We offer both general anesthesia, where you are asleep through the process, and local anesthesia, for less extensive procedures.

The healing time depends on what procedures were done. We will guide you through the entire healing process, providing instructions on what you should do, what medications are needed, and how to handle any temporary solutions during the healing period.

Yes, depending on what was done, we will provide all necessary care instructions either before or after the treatment. These instructions are usually simple to follow and can be easily integrated into your daily routine.

The longevity of a full mouth reconstruction depends on several factors including your general health, habits, and eating habits. While we strive to ensure it lasts a long time, the body naturally deteriorates as it ages.

Some procedures may be covered by your dental insurance. We strive to maximize the benefits you can get from your insurance towards your full mouth reconstruction.

Yes, we offer several financing options to best suit your needs. It depends on your personal circumstances and what kind of financial help you need.

You can schedule a full mouth reconstruction consultation by giving us a call at 714-744-1242. We have immediate openings available and will help you determine the most appropriate plan for you.