A full mouth reconstruction rebuilds the bite, teeth, and gum health to restore comfortable function and appearance. Patients consider full mouth reconstruction when multiple teeth suffer from decay, fractures, wear, or loss. The process combines restorative and cosmetic dentistry to improve chewing, speech, and jaw balance. Because the mouth works as a system, addressing several concerns together can deliver a more stable result than fixing one tooth at a time.
Treatment often blends crowns, bridges, dental implants, veneers, and periodontal therapy. Crowns strengthen cracked or heavily filled teeth, while veneers refine shape and color on front teeth. Implants replace missing roots to stabilize single teeth or full-arch restorations. If gums show inflammation, scaling and root planing reduce infection before placing new restorations. For patients with tense jaw joints or bruxism, a night guard helps protect repaired teeth and supports temporomandibular joint (TMJ) comfort.
When everyday function and comfort decline, comprehensive care can help. Consider a consultation if the following issues occur regularly:
Together, these symptoms point to a system-wide problem rather than a single-tooth issue. Addressing them in a coordinated plan can improve strength, chewing efficiency, and smile harmony.
A general dentist begins with a thorough exam, X-rays, and photos, then evaluates the bite, gum health, and remaining tooth structure. Digital scans and models help map occlusion, or the way upper and lower teeth meet, and preview changes. In many cases, provisional restorations “test-drive” the new bite before finalizing materials and shades. The plan may phase care over several visits: infection control and extractions first, implant placement and healing next, and final crowns or bridges last. Clear timelines, home-care instructions, and check-ins guide each step so tissues heal and results remain stable.
Costs vary based on the number of teeth involved, the materials used, and whether implants or gum therapy are included. A phased approach can align with health priorities and budget. With consistent brushing, interdental cleaning, and professional maintenance, modern ceramics and implant components offer durable performance. Night guards protect against grinding forces, and regular assessments allow small adjustments before problems develop. Patients who manage dry mouth, acid erosion, and gum disease risk see better long-term outcomes.
Rebuilding comfort and function across the whole mouth starts with a thorough evaluation and a personalized roadmap. A comprehensive plan can reduce future breakdowns, improve chewing and speech, and refresh a smile's appearance in a way that suits daily life. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call our office.
To schedule a consultation, please request an appointment on our website at https://www.sandstondds.com or call Sandston Comprehensive Dentistry at (804) 412-0878 to arrange an appointment at our Sandston office.
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