Full Mouth Reconstruction – Billerica, MA
Give Your Smile a Second Chance
If you have multiple dental flaws including missing teeth, alignment issues, discoloration, and decay, it can be overwhelming trying to determine how to go about fixing it. The good news is that a full mouth reconstruction treatment from Grateful Dentists can rebuild your gorgeous smile from the ground up, repairing extensive damage and giving you the beautiful, healthy grin you’ve been dreaming of. Here’s a closer look at how this treatment works.
Why Choose Grateful Dentists for a Full Mouth Reconstruction?
- Choose from a variety of treatments to repair multiple aspects of your smile.
- Dental Insurance Welcome, In-House Plan Available & Flexible Financing Accepted
- Highly Skilled and Caring Dentists
Is a Full Mouth Reconstruction Right for Me?
As they age, many patients wonder if it’s worth the trouble to repair their smile. The great news is that it’s never too late to improve the appearance, health and function of your grin, even if it has sustained severe damage.
If your smile has suffered from extensive problems such as the loss or damage of permanent teeth, alignment issues, discoloration, or severe infection or decay, you could be a candidate for full mouth reconstruction. Not only can this treatment physically restore your mouth, but it even has the incredible benefits of improving your mental and emotional wellbeing, too.
The Full Mouth Reconstruction Process
Full mouth reconstruction treatment begins with a consultation with your dentist at Grateful Dentists. This will include a thorough examination of your mouth, and the creation of a detailed treatment plan that will address all your oral health concerns. Your dentist will consider each of your desires, helping to give you exactly what you want, even if it’s different than how your smile appeared prior to becoming damaged.
Full mouth reconstruction can include any combination of treatments such porcelain veneers, dental implants, dental bridges, cosmetic dental bonding, periodontal therapy, and more.
Understanding the Cost of a Full Mouth Reconstruction
Because every full mouth reconstruction treatment is different, the cost of these procedures can vary from patient to patient. There are a variety of factors that must be considered when determining the total price, including the condition of your smile, which procedures you’ve chosen, and how difficult those procedures will be to complete.
At Grateful Dentists, you can rest assured that we’ll never leave you in the dark about pricing, and your dental team will discuss each cost in detail during your consultation. We are also happy to welcome dental insurance, and we proudly offer our own in-house dental plan to help make the cost of your treatment more affordable. We are also happy to honor flexible financing plans from our preferred third-party lender, CareCredit, which can help make your treatment more affordable by breaking up the total cost into multiple, low-to-no-interest monthly payments.
Full Mouth Reconstruction FAQs
What Are the Full Mouth Reconstruction Steps?
When first getting full mouth reconstruction, the beginning step is to schedule your initial consultation. During this visit, our dental team will learn all about your dental needs and smile goals. From there, they can determine if you are a candidate. Next, we will get started on your custom treatment plan. This will include everything from the services and the time needed to complete them to the estimated cost. It can also be helpful for you to bring an inspiration picture so your dentist can get a better idea of the details that make up your dream smile. Once we figure out all of the details, we can get started!
Do I Need a Full Mouth Reconstruction?
If you are unhappy with the look and function of your smile, your dentist will likely recommend a full mouth reconstruction. This smile-transforming treatment is especially beneficial for patients who need extensive restorative and cosmetic care to provide them with a smile that is as healthy and it is aesthetically pleasing. Ultimately, this decision is between you and your dentist.
Does Getting a Full Mouth Reconstruction Hurt?
Many patients are hesitant to commit to treatment because they are worried that their procedure will be painful. It is always our goal to make patients feel as comfortable as possible in the dental chair. If you need more complex treatment, like a dental implant, root canal treatment, or veneers, the area will be numbed beforehand with a local anesthetic, so you shouldn’t feel a thing! Some soreness and discomfort are common after many treatments, but we will provide you with aftercare instructions to minimize this and help you recover as soon as possible.
Will People Be Able to Tell That I Had a Full Mouth Reconstruction?
Thanks to modern dental techniques and technology, full mouth reconstruction produces very lifelike results. Ultimately, how drastic of a difference you see will depend on your dental needs and cosmetic goals. For instance, if you have a few decayed teeth treated and brighten your smile with teeth whitening, you can upgrade your smile without drawing too much attention to it. However, if you are getting a combination of veneers and dental implants, you are likely to show off more dramatic results. How subtle or dramatic you want the results to be is something you can discuss with us during your consultation.