Full Mouth Reconstruction – McKinney, TX
Your Custom Path Towards a Restored Smile
Do you have a chipped tooth? Are there gaps in your smile? Do you have crowns, fillings, and weakened teeth? You
deserve to have a strong, healthy, and beautiful smile! We invite patients who have broken, damaged, weakened, or
missing teeth to come visit our team for full mouth reconstruction in McKinney. With this streamlined service, we
can help create your custom path towards a restored smile with a variety of our best treatments. Read on to learn
more about full mouth reconstruction and give us a
call when you’re ready to schedule your consultation!
Is a Full Mouth Reconstruction Right for Me?
The best way to tell if a full mouth reconstruction is right for you is to come see us for a consultation, where we can evaluate the current state of your smile. While individual services like fillings and crowns can be used to fix up a few teeth, full mouth reconstruction is designed more for patients who:
- Have multiple teeth that need to be restored: Patients who have accumulated many different types of dental issues or are struggling to get their oral health back on track can often benefit from the comprehensive nature of a full mouth reconstruction.
- Aren’t sure where to begin improving your smile: If you feel overwhelmed at the thought of fixing your smile, take heart in knowing that you’re not alone. Our friendly and experienced team will discuss your goals with you and design a custom plan to help you reach them.
- Want to improve their health and well-being: With a full mouth reconstruction, we can help you address all the things that are bothering you about your smile, allowing you to feel better both physically and emotionally.
The Full Mouth Reconstruction Process
A full mouth reconstruction plan is tailored to meet the unique needs and goals of a patient, so no two processes will look exactly alike. However, every full mouth reconstruction starts with a consultation, where we’ll work with you to choose the treatments that will most effectively help restore your smile. This could include services like:
- Tooth-colored fillings
- Dental crowns
- Gum disease treatment
- Root canal therapy
- Tooth extractions
- Dental bridges
- Dental implants
- Veneers
- Direct tooth bonding
- Orthodontics
- And more!
Understanding the Cost of a Full Mouth Reconstruction
Full mouth reconstruction does not have a set price. Instead, the cost will depend on the services in your custom treatment plan. For instance, a full mouth reconstruction consisting of a tooth extraction, dental bridge, and two dental crowns will likely cost less than a plan that includes multiple tooth extractions, periodontal therapy, and a full denture. As we work with you to craft your custom full mouth reconstruction plan during your consultation, we’ll provide estimates of cost so you can make an informed decision. We’ll also be happy to go over all your options for making your treatment as affordable as possible, such as dental insurance coverage, flexible financing options, limited-time specials, and our in-house payment plan. Restoring your beautiful and healthy smile may be much more affordable than you think!
Full Mouth Reconstruction FAQs
How Long Does a Full Mouth Reconstruction Procedure Take?
There are several factors that will determine how long your full mouth reconstruction procedures will take from start to finish, including how many teeth will need to be treated and which treatments will be required to achieve your smile goals.
Another important factor to consider is when these procedures can be completed. Some can be done at the same time or may need to be done consecutively, such as a root canal and dental crown placement. Other more complex services such as orthodontics or jaw surgery may require more time to complete.
If you are anticipating a milestone event, mention this to your dentist during your consultation so we can take this into consideration when customizing your treatment plan.
Do I Need a Full Mouth Reconstruction?
If you’re not happy with the appearance or function of your smile, your dentist may recommend full mouth reconstruction. This treatment can transform your smile into one that is as beautiful as it is healthy, even if you need extensive restorative and cosmetic care.
Ultimately, the choice to get full mouth reconstruction is up to you and your dentist.
Can I Get a Full Mouth Reconstruction if I Smoke?
Candidacy for full mouth reconstruction treatment is determined on a case-by-case basis, so whether you can do this as a smoker is up to your dentist. While smoking won’t automatically disqualify you, you should avoid tobacco products altogether in the weeks before and after your procedures. This is because they can inhibit your body’s ability to heal and can increase your odds of complications like dental implant failure.
If you need assistance quitting, reach out to your primary care physician for help.
How Do I Care for My Smile After Full Mouth Reconstruction?
While every smile is unique, they all require one common thing: consistent care. After any procedure, you will need to follow a solid, at-home oral hygiene routine, which includes brushing twice a day, flossing daily, and visiting us twice a year for your regular, biannual exam and cleaning appointments.
You should also avoid any dangerous dental habits such as chewing ice, using your teeth for tools, or teeth grinding (bruxism).