Revitalize Your Smile with Full Mouth Reconstruction
What is full mouth reconstruction?
Reasons for Full Mouth Reconstruction
Full Mouth Reconstruction Treatments
- Dental implants: For replacing absent teeth, these are inserted into the jawbone and capped with a dental crown.
- Dental bridges: To bridge the gap of missing teeth, these are fixed to the neighboring teeth and can be crafted from materials like porcelain or metal.
- Dental crowns: To repair damaged or decayed teeth, these custom-fitted caps cover the entire tooth. Inlays and onlays: Used to repair teeth with large fillings or damage, inlays and onlays are custom-made restorations that are bonded to the tooth.
- Inlays and onlays: For repairing teeth with extensive fillings or damage, these tailor-made pieces are attached to the tooth.
- Orthodontics: For bite correction, options include traditional braces or clear aligners such as Invisalign.
- Gum disease therapy: Prior to restoration, any existing gum disease must be managed.
FAQs
Whether you’re looking for more information about dentistry services, we hope this section will help answer any questions you may have.
The length of full mouth reconstruction treatment can vary depending on the individual case and the specific treatments involved. It may take several months to complete
Maybe its risky because of infection, bleeding, and complications with anesthesia. However, these risks can be minimized with proper care and supervision from a qualified dental professional
Full mouth reconstruction costs between $12,300 and $25,000, according to patient’s case.
The extent to which full mouth reconstruction is covered by insurance can vary depending on the individual’s policy and the specific treatments involved. It is important to check with the insurance provider to determine coverage
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