Full Mouth Reconstruction in Palm Bay, FL
When multiple dental issues need to be addressed at once, full mouth reconstruction brings together the right combination of treatments to restore your smile.
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Before we start your rehabilitation, we’ll need to perform a thorough examination with X-rays to determine exactly what treatments you’ll need. Since every mouth is different, we create a treatment plan just for you, which might combine porcelain crowns, veneers, dentures, and other restorative dentistry treatments.
If gum disease is part of the picture, we’ll typically address that through our periodontal services before or alongside your reconstruction, since healthy gums provide a better foundation for lasting results.
Call (321) 447-4444 to schedule a comprehensive evaluation and start building your personalized full mouth reconstruction plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is a good candidate for full mouth reconstruction?
Patients dealing with multiple issues at once, such as gum disease, discoloration, decay, and crooked teeth, are often good candidates for full mouth reconstruction.
What does the evaluation process involve?
We perform a thorough examination with X-rays to determine exactly what treatments are needed before building your personalized plan.
What treatments might be included in a full mouth reconstruction?
A plan may combine porcelain crowns, veneers, dentures, and other restorative treatments depending on your needs.
Do I need to address gum disease before starting reconstruction?
Often, yes. We typically address gum disease through periodontal services first, since healthy gums provide a better foundation for lasting results.
How long does full mouth reconstruction take?
Treatment length varies depending on the number and complexity of procedures involved, and your dentist will provide a personalized timeline after your evaluation.
Is full mouth reconstruction only for cosmetic reasons?
No, it’s often needed to restore function and oral health, not just appearance, especially when multiple dental issues are present at once.
