Full Mouth Reconstruction in Springboro & Dayton
We typically recommend complex full mouth reconstruction when patients have multiple problems in their mouth at once, from gum disease and tooth decay to discoloration and misalignment.
request an appointmentWho Needs Full Mouth Reconstruction?
We help patients suffering from gum disease, discoloration, tooth decay, crooked teeth, and other problems, often all at the same time. Full mouth reconstruction combines multiple treatments, such as restorative dentistry, periodontal disease treatment, and cosmetic dentistry, into one coordinated treatment plan.
How We Plan Your Reconstruction
Before we start your rehabilitation, we complete a thorough examination with X-rays to determine exactly what treatments you’ll need. Since every mouth is different, we build a treatment plan specific to you, which may include dental implants, bridges, crowns, or All-On-4 implants, led by our prosthodontics team under Dr. Cory Sellers. For patients concerned about the length or complexity of treatment, we also offer sedation dentistry to keep you comfortable throughout the process.
Full Mouth Reconstruction: Frequently Asked Questions
What is full mouth reconstruction?
Full mouth reconstruction is a comprehensive treatment plan that combines multiple dental procedures to address several oral health issues at once, restoring both function and appearance.
How do I know if I need full mouth reconstruction?
If you’re dealing with several dental issues simultaneously, such as decay, gum disease, missing teeth, or bite problems, our team may recommend a full mouth reconstruction plan after a comprehensive exam.
How long does full mouth reconstruction take?
Treatment length varies based on the number and complexity of procedures involved, and can range from a few months to over a year for the most involved cases.
Is full mouth reconstruction painful?
We use sedation dentistry and modern techniques to keep you comfortable throughout treatment, and your care team will walk you through what to expect at each stage.
What procedures might be included in my treatment plan?
Depending on your needs, your plan may include implants, crowns, bridges, periodontal treatment, root canals, or cosmetic procedures like veneers or teeth whitening.
Will insurance cover full mouth reconstruction?
Coverage varies depending on which procedures are included and your specific insurance plan. Our team can help you understand your coverage during your consultation.
Ready to Start Your Full Mouth Reconstruction?
Schedule a consultation with our Springboro or Dayton team to begin building your personalized treatment plan.
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