Full-mouth Reconstruction

If you are suffering from serious oral conditions that have affected most or all of your teeth, you may be a great candidate for full-mouth reconstruction. This procedure is often implemented to treat teeth that are severely decayed, lost due to trauma or injury, severely fractured or structurally damaged, or worn down by factors such as acid erosion. Full-mouth reconstruction also addresses issues concerning gum health, TMJ disorder, and root canal infections. During your initial consultation, the doctor will speak with you in detail about which treatments are right for you.

Each full-mouth reconstruction plan is guided by the patient's goals and tailored to the unique needs of each individual. The doctor will thoroughly examine your teeth to determine which treatments will work best to restore your oral health. Treatments that are commonly customized and combined into full-mouth reconstruction plans include dental implants to replace missing teeth, bone and soft tissue grafting to build up the foundation of the teeth, and orthodontics to repair faulty bites and bring the teeth into proper alignment.

The timeline for recovery after full-mouth reconstruction varies according to the scope of the plan and the procedures performed. Certain treatments may have to be performed independently of one another, with each requiring a period of healing.

Once the recovery period is over, you will enjoy a full set of teeth that look, feel, and function like natural, healthy teeth. Depending on the severity of your original oral condition, your reconstructed smile may even provide better function than your natural smile. Maintaining a good oral hygiene regimen is absolutely necessary once the full-mouth reconstruction is complete. A strict at-home routine and regular visits to our office will keep your new smile in great shape for years to come.

Full-mouth reconstruction is a complex process, but we’re here to help you understand it. The doctor has gone through rigorous training and has the knowledge and experience necessary to make your dental experience one like any other. If you would like to schedule an appointment or have any questions about full-mouth reconstruction, please contact our Phoenix dental practice today.