Full Mouth Reconstruction

What is a full mouth reconstruction?

A full mouth reconstruction combines several restorative procedures to restore a patient’s oral health and function. 

If you are missing many or all of your teeth, then you may need a full mouth reconstruction. A full mouth reconstruction replaces all of your teeth, both your upper and lower teeth. A full set of teeth is essential for a healthy and beautiful smile.

There are three main reasons why you should undergo full mouth reconstruction:

• To improve the appearance of your smile by correcting multiple functional and aesthetic issues.
• To restore some or all of your teeth.
• To improve your oral health by addressing underlying issues.

What does full mouth reconstruction involve?

Full mouth reconstruction is a complex procedure and can require multiple treatments. However, the process will be tailored to your individual needs and can include the following:

• Crowns
• Bridges
• Dentures
• Dental veneers
• Dental bonding
• Dental implants
• Gum treatments
• Orthodontics
• Root canal therapy
• Teeth whitening

What are the advantages of undergoing full mouth reconstruction?

A full mouth reconstruction is a multi-step treatment plan that is designed to fully restore your oral health and function. The procedure restores the function and appearance of your teeth, allowing you to eat and speak with greater ease. It also improves your facial appearance, making you appear healthier and more youthful. Some of the advantages of a full mouth reconstruction include:

• Reduced chance of complications following surgery
• Improved function and appearance of your teeth
• Improved bite
• Reinforced teeth
• Improved comfort
• Improved self-confidence