Did you know you can get multiple dental treatments done together to rebuild your smile?
If you suffer from:
- Worn-down teeth
- Cracked or chipped teeth
- Missing teeth
- Dental trauma
- Jaw fatigue or pain
Full mouth reconstruction may be the perfect solution for you.
The treatment has a couple of interchangeable names, including full mouth rehabilitation, reconstruction, or restoration with one singular goal:
To rebuild your smile.
In this blog, you'll learn:
- What a full mouth reconstruction is
- What dental services are included and their costs
- How long it takes
- And more
Let's get started.
What is full mouth reconstruction?
A full mouth reconstruction uses comprehensive dentistry to restore the health of your teeth and gums.
It may combine services from the following:
Full mouth restoration has the ability to resolve severe dental issues and prevent future ones.
What dental treatments are in full mouth rehabilitation, and how much does it cost?
Full mouth rehabilitation costs will vary from patient to patient.
What you need will be determined by the current state of your mouth and your goals.
After a consultation, your dentist will create a comprehensive treatment plan.
Services may include:
- Dental Fillings ($50 to $300 per filling)
- TMJ Treatment (Varies from patient)
- Porcelain Veneers ($900 to $2,500 per tooth)
- Invisalign ($3,000 to $5,000)
- Teeth Whitening ($200 to $600)
- Dental Bonding ($300 to $600 per tooth)
- Crowns ($500 to $2,000 per tooth)
- Dental Bridges ($500 to $1,500)
- Inlays & Onlays ($700 to $920)
- Dentures (Varies depending on partial or full dentures)
- Dental Implants ($1,150 to $4,500 per tooth)
You may receive a combination of those procedures to rebuild a smile that's healthy and functional.
Keep in mind:
The prices listed are based on a national average and each treatment varies in complexity and duration for each patient.
Only your dentist will be able to give you an estimate.
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How long does a full mouth reconstruction take?
This will also vary from patient to patient, depending on your:
- Case complexity: The number of treatments you'll need
- Procedures plan: Healing time before moving onto the next treatment
- Budget: Your dentist may spread out treatment to save you money
The only way to know your estimated timeline is to
schedule a consultation with your dentist.
Does insurance cover full mouth rehabilitation?
Many dental insurance plans cover a portion of restorative dental work.
However:
Dental insurance doesn't typically cover cosmetic procedures.
Check with your insurance provider to know what treatments are covered.
You can also speak to your dentist about
third-party financing options.
Am I a candidate for full mouth rehabilitation?
You may be a candidate for full mouth rehabilitation if you have:
- Gum disease
- Decayed teeth
- Missing teeth
- Misalignment
- Dental trauma
- Restorations that need to be replaced
- And more
Keep in mind:
Your oral health plays a vital role in your total wellness.
Pain from your mouth may prevent you from:
- Eating properly: This may lead to a lack of nutrition and poor diet
- Sleeping well: Your body needs a full night of rest to recover
- Having confidence: Your smile is something you should be proud of
Lacking these may lead to a decline in health and happiness.
But with full mouth reconstruction, you can give your smile a second chance.
Where can I get full mouth reconstruction in Hingham, MA?
Want to get your life back and tackle multiple dental problems at once?
South Shore Prosthodontics has the team, tools, and skills to rebuild your smile and eliminate pain.
Dr. Sam Khayat and
Dr. Laura Becerra are committed to offering comprehensive care. Dr. Khayat is a prosthodontist who specializes in the anatomy and function of your teeth and your oral system as a whole.
Restore your smile today.
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