No. Full mouth reconstruction is specific to the patient's needs. It's a highly personalized treatment plan that restores bite and tooth alignment, function, and aesthetics to the patient's smile.
For some patients, it may mean replacing teeth; for others, it may mean aligning teeth or repairing decayed or damaged teeth.
What Does Full Mouth Reconstruction Entail?
While every treatment plan is unique, here are some of the treatments our dentists may recommend:
- Periodontal (gum disease) treatment
- Dental veneers
- Tooth-colored fillings or dental bonding
- Porcelain crowns or bridges
- Dental implants
- Root canal treatment
- Tooth extraction
- Clear aligners
- Professional teeth whitening
How Can I Learn More?
Full mouth reconstruction starts with an evaluation with one of our dentists. They'll use photos, x-rays, 3D imaging, and a thorough exam to learn about your treatment needs. They will also spend a lot of time learning about your smile goals. Then they'll make treatment recommendations based on the information they gather.
We often break a full mouth reconstruction plan into phases to better fit your budget and schedule. If you would like to learn more about what's possible for your smile, you can request a visit to Town East Dental Group online or call our team to schedule.