All you need to know about Full Mouth Reconstruction

What is Full Mouth Reconstruction?

            Full mouth reconstruction is a comprehensive treatment of all or most of the teeth in the patient’s mouth. Although brushing your teeth and flushing is very important, sometimes it is not enough to prevent your teeth from suffering consequences of time and use, and you may reach a point where you may need to rebuild and/or replace all of the teeth. Full mouth reconstructions seek to restore the function and esthetics of your mouth. This also improves your self-esteem, as you can go back to smiling, speaking, and eating without worrying about how your mouth looks.

Who requires a Full Mouth Reconstruction?

            Patients who may have several missing teeth, teeth that are failing or decaying, cracked or broken teeth, badly worn, or with large fillings, may be candidates for a full mouth reconstruction. There are also several conditions that patients may have been born with like Ectodermal Dysplasia, Ameliogenesis, or Dentinogenisis, which may make them candidates for full mouth reconstruction. Also, some treatments for oral cancer may require a type of full mouth reconstruction.

What procedures are involved in a Full Mouth Reconstruction?

            Several procedures may be involved in a full mouth reconstruction. Some procedures that may be involved are: full dentures, partial dentures, dental implants, crowns, bridges, veneers, or teeth whitening options. It is more than a cosmetic smile makeover, since a smile makeover is usually focused on specific teeth. However, after getting your full mouth reconstruction you will have a new smile on your face. The specific procedures you need depend on your particular needs.

How long does a Full Mouth Reconstruction take?

            The time needed to carry out the procedures necessary for a full mouth reconstruction depends on each patient’s needs. It may take several visits, going from a few weeks to some months. Let one of our skilled dentists assess you and establish the treatment plan you need.