Full Mouth Reconstruction
Full Mouth Reconstruction in South Jersey
If you have multiple missing, broken, worn or severely damaged teeth, improving your smile may require more than one type of dental treatment.
Full mouth reconstruction is a personalized approach to restoring the health, function and appearance of the mouth using the treatments appropriate for each individual patient.
What Can Full Mouth Reconstruction Include?
Depending on your individual needs, a treatment plan may involve a combination of:
- Dental crowns
- Dental bridges
- Dental implants
- Full or partial dentures
- Fillings and restorative treatment
- Root canal treatment
- Periodontal treatment
- Appropriate tooth extractions
- Cosmetic dental treatment
Not every patient needs every procedure. Your treatment plan is based on the condition of your teeth and gums, your goals and your dentist’s clinical recommendations.
Who May Benefit From Full Mouth Reconstruction?
A comprehensive restorative evaluation may be appropriate if you have several dental problems at the same time, including:
- Multiple missing teeth
- Broken or severely damaged teeth
- Extensive tooth decay
- Worn teeth
- Old or failing dental work
- Difficulty chewing
- Periodontal disease
- A combination of restorative and cosmetic concerns
I Haven’t Been to the Dentist in Years. Is It Too Late?
No. The first step is simply finding out what is happening and what options may be available.
You do not have to clean up your smile before coming to the dentist. That’s why we’re here.
Our goal is to evaluate your oral health, explain your options and help you understand the next steps without judgment.
Can My Teeth Be Saved?
Sometimes teeth that look badly damaged can still be restored, while other teeth may not have a predictable long-term prognosis. Your dentist will evaluate which teeth can be maintained and which treatment options are appropriate.
Will I Need Dental Implants?
Not necessarily. Dental implants are one option for replacing missing teeth, but bridges, partial dentures, full dentures or other restorative approaches may also be appropriate. Your dentist can compare the available options based on your individual condition.
Can Treatment Be Done in Stages?
Depending on clinical needs, some comprehensive treatment plans may be completed in phases. Your dentist will discuss the appropriate sequence of treatment, and our team can review estimated costs, insurance benefits and available payment options.
How Much Does Full Mouth Reconstruction Cost?
There is no single fee because full mouth reconstruction is customized. Cost depends on the procedures included in the treatment plan, the number of teeth involved, diagnostic needs and applicable insurance benefits.
Dentistry of South Jersey works with most PPO dental insurance plans. Financing options for eligible patients include Cherry Financing and CareCredit. Invisalign patients can also set up recurring payments through Nada for Invisalign treatment.
Start With an Evaluation
You do not need to know which procedures you need before scheduling. Start with an examination. We can evaluate your mouth, discuss your priorities and explain appropriate treatment options.