FULL MOUTH RECONSTRUCTION


WHAT IS FULL MOUTH RECONSTRUCTION?
He will begin by addressing any current, untreated conditions of the mouth, such as gum disease or dental decay. These preparatory treatments will prevent further damage and guarantee lasting restorations. Each full mouth reconstruction is unique. However, the primary goals are to enhance the health of your mouth and restore oral function. Your treatment plan could include any of the following procedures:
- Crowns
- Bridges
- Dental implants
- Dental bonding
- Gum contouring
ARE YOU A CANDIDATE FOR FULL MOUTH RECONSTRUCTION?
Candidates for a full mouth reconstruction should be healthy enough to receive local or general anesthesia. Patients should also be committed to proper oral health care after the procedures are complete, to extend the life of their dental enhancements.
He will present multiple options, allowing you to choose the treatments that are most appropriate for your health goals, budget, and lifestyle. In many cases, Dr. Chow can perform full mouth reconstruction in stages to prioritize your dental and financial concerns.
Dr. Chow uses the latest technology to ensure lifelike and durable restorations. Often, he can provide same-day crowns and bridges using our state-of-the-art E4D technology, which takes digital images of your teeth. Our fabrication technology can produce your custom restoration, usually in one hour or less.
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Full Mouth Reconstruction
What is full mouth reconstruction?
Full mouth reconstruction is a customized treatment plan for patients who are missing multiple teeth or have extensive damage across their mouth. It combines restorative and sometimes cosmetic procedures — such as crowns, bridges, dental implants, bonding, and gum contouring — to replace missing teeth, repair damaged teeth, correct a misaligned bite, and address gum and jawbone issues, all in one coordinated plan.
Am I a candidate for full mouth reconstruction?
You may be a candidate if you are missing multiple teeth or have widespread dental damage from decay, erosion, or bruxism. Candidates should be healthy enough for local or general anesthesia and committed to good oral hygiene afterward to protect their results.
Does full mouth reconstruction have to be done all at once?
No. Dr. Chow can often perform full mouth reconstruction in stages, prioritizing treatments based on your dental needs, budget, and lifestyle.
Will full mouth reconstruction require same-day crowns or bridges?
In many cases, yes. Parkway Dental of Clinton uses CEREC technology to take digital images of your teeth and fabricate custom crowns or bridges in the office, reducing the number of visits needed.
Does full mouth reconstruction include cosmetic treatments too?
It can. While the primary goal is restoring oral health and function, Dr. Chow may also suggest cosmetic options like teeth whitening or porcelain veneers to enhance your smile's appearance once the underlying issues are treated.
