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Maybe you cut food into smaller pieces without thinking about it, or you tilt your head a certain way before taking a photo. When teeth are damaged or missing, those small adjustments can grow into limits that affect how comfortably you eat, how clearly you speak, and how confident you feel.
With a thoughtful, step-by-step approach, full mouth reconstruction helps you regain steady, comfortable function and reduce the ongoing discomfort that often comes with worn or decayed teeth. Dr. Mariam and Dr. Yara use careful planning and modern technology to create results that support your long-term oral health, prevent future issues, and help your smile feel complete again.
Full mouth reconstruction is a coordinated plan that restores all the teeth in your upper and lower jaws at the same time. It blends restorative care with cosmetic detail and focuses on how your teeth look, feel, and function together.
This approach is especially helpful if you are dealing with:
- Extensive decay that affects multiple teeth
- Severe wear from grinding
- Missing teeth
- Teeth that are significantly cracked, damaged, or failing
Rebuilding your bite can also help correct long-standing bite issues and support a more balanced and natural facial appearance.
Your visit begins with a comprehensive evaluation that may include X-rays, impressions, and 3D imaging. These tools help the doctors understand the full picture of your oral health before building a plan.
Once everything is assessed, your personalized treatment plan is mapped out. It can combine several types of care, such as dental implants, crowns, bridges, veneers, or orthodontics, depending on what your mouth needs to function comfortably again. If your gums need attention, a tooth cannot be saved, or additional support is required, preparatory steps like gum treatment, the removal of non viable teeth, or bone grafting are completed before the main reconstruction begins.
Full mouth reconstruction moves forward in steady stages so every part of your bite is rebuilt with care. The restorative work is completed over multiple appointments, each one focused on improving specific areas of your mouth and making sure everything fits and feels right. Once the main work is in place, the doctors fine-tune your bite and the overall appearance of your smile.
Because every mouth is different, the full timeline depends on your needs and the procedures involved. Some people complete treatment within a few months, while others need more time, especially when healing periods are part of the plan. Follow-up visits continue throughout the process to make sure your gums stay healthy, your bite remains comfortable, and your restored teeth function the way they should.
Caring for Your New Smile
Once your reconstruction is complete, your daily routine becomes the foundation of your long term results. Regular brushing, flossing, and routine cleanings protect the work you have invested in. Dr. Mariam and Dr. Yara will share specific guidance based on the procedures you have completed so you know exactly how to care for your newly rebuilt smile.
Insurance and Cost Considerations
Coverage for full mouth reconstruction differs by insurance plan. Some restorative procedures may be eligible for insurance benefits while others, especially those considered cosmetic, may not be. Our team can review your plan with you and discuss financing options that help make treatment more manageable.
Will it be painful?
Modern dental technology and sedation options ensure that patients experience minimal discomfort during the procedures. Post-operative discomfort can generally be well-managed with over-the-counter or prescription pain medication.
Will my insurance cover full mouth reconstruction?
Coverage varies by insurance plan. While some procedures involved in full mouth reconstruction may be covered, others, especially those considered cosmetic, might not be. It's important to check with your insurance provider and discuss financing options with our office.
How do I care for my teeth after treatment?
Caring for your new smile involves regular brushing and flossing, as well as routine dental check-ups and cleanings. Dr. Mariam and Dr. Yara will provide specific care instructions based on the procedures you've undergone.
How is full mouth reconstruction different from a smile makeover?
Full mouth reconstruction and smile makeovers are both comprehensive dental treatments aimed at improving the appearance and function of your smile, but they are designed for different needs. Full mouth reconstruction is primarily a restorative process, focusing on addressing significant dental health issues such as missing teeth, severe decay, damage from trauma, and bite problems. It often involves a combination of restorative procedures like dental implants, crowns, bridges, and sometimes corrective jaw surgery to rebuild and restore the entire mouth's function and health.
On the other hand, a smile makeover is primarily cosmetic and is chosen by individuals who are looking to enhance the appearance of their smile. While it can also involve crowns, veneers, and teeth whitening, these procedures are chosen based on aesthetic goals rather than the necessity of restoring oral health. Smile makeovers are tailored to address concerns such as tooth color, shape, and alignment for a more aesthetically pleasing smile.
Begin Your Rebuild With Us
When you are ready for a bite that feels steady and a smile that feels complete, our team is here to guide you. Call (626) 963-3322 and schedule a consultation and take the next step toward long-term comfort and confidence.
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