Full Mouth Reconstruction – Belmont, MA
Correct Multiple Smile Flaws!
Whether you have stained, broken, decayed, missing, or otherwise imperfect teeth, there is a solution! Full mouth reconstruction uses a personalized treatment plan to help patients achieve a smile that is both healthier and beautiful! We use a series of restorative treatments to renew your oral health and dental aesthetics in the most efficient way possible. To learn more about full mouth reconstruction or to schedule a consultation with us, don’t hesitate to give us a call !
Why Choose EyeSmile Dentistry & Optometry of Belmont for a Full Mouth Reconstruction?
- Advanced Dental Technology
- Dental Wellness Plan
- We Welcome Dental Insurance
Is a Full Mouth Reconstruction Right for Me?
Full mouth reconstruction can address complicated and severe dental issues. This is not a one-size-fits-all treatment, so it is customized to meet each and every patient’s needs and desires. The ultimate goal is to optimize your mouth’s function and improve the appearance of your teeth. If there are several functional and cosmetic issues going on with your smile, full mouth reconstruction is likely the solution that you’ve been hoping for!
The Full Mouth Reconstruction Process
When undergoing full mouth reconstruction, you will begin with a consultation with Dr. Salibian. During this time, you will discuss all of the concerns you have for your smile. He will also take the time to examine your teeth before recommending any specific procedures. Here are some of the common aspects of a full mouth reconstruction:
- Gum Disease Treatment: If you are struggling with gum disease, it is important that it is addressed before we can proceed with additional treatments.
- Restorative Procedures: To tackle cavities or broken teeth, tooth-colored fillings, dental crowns, and other treatments may be necessary.
- Tooth Replacement: If you are missing any teeth, dentures, dental bridges, and dental implants are all options to fill in empty gaps. Dr. Salibian will discuss these with you to determine which one is ideal for you.
- Cosmetic Dentistry: To improve the appearance of your smile, veneers, dental bonding, teeth whitening, and gum recontouring are applicable options.
Understanding the Cost of a Full Mouth Reconstruction
Full mouth reconstruction is highly customized, so the cost can vary a lot for each patient. Ultimately, the cost will depend on which treatments you are getting and how complicated they are to complete. During your consultation, we will discuss the financial aspects of your treatment in detail so you don’t end up with any surprises.
The cost of your entire treatment may seem like a lot at first, but it is important to remember that you are investing in the future of your smile. With healthier teeth, you will be less likely to require restorative treatments in the future. We are proud to be in-network with a number of dental insurance plans, including Delta Dental, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Metlife, and more!
If you don’t have dental insurance, you could save on treatments by choosing our Wellness Dental Access Plan. We also work with CareCredit – a third-party financing company that can split the cost of your treatment into manageable monthly installments with little to no interest. To learn more about your financial options, don’t hesitate to talk to one of our friendly team members.
Full Mouth Reconstruction FAQs
Does Getting a Full Mouth Reconstruction Hurt?
Not at all! Getting a full mouth reconstruction is designed to be a comfortable and stress-free experience. Complex treatments, like dental implants, involve a local anesthetic, and sedation dentistry is available for anxious patients, offering an additional layer of pain relief. While some soreness is expected afterward, our team provides thorough aftercare instructions, including tips like sticking to soft foods and prioritizing rest, to minimize any discomfort. Your comfort is our priority throughout the entire process.
Can I Get a Full Mouth Reconstruction If I Smoke?
Candidacy for a full mouth reconstruction is determined on a case-by-case basis, and smoking doesn't automatically disqualify you. However, you will be asked to abstain from tobacco before and after the procedure to ensure proper healing and reduce complications. If you need help quitting smoking, consider reaching out to your primary care physician for support.
I’ve Had Full Mouth Reconstruction – Is There Anything I Can’t Eat?
After a full mouth reconstruction, you'll initially stick to soft foods like yogurt and eggs. As your mouth heals, you can gradually reintroduce all your favorite foods. Thanks to the durability of treatments like metal-free crowns and custom veneers, you'll have a strong bite and a beautiful smile. While enjoying your favorite treats, be cautious with cavity-causing foods like candy – moderation is key to maintaining your brand-new enhanced smile.
How Do I Care for My Smile After Full Mouth Reconstruction?
Caring for your smile after full mouth reconstruction involves maintaining a consistent at-home oral hygiene routine: brush twice a day, floss daily, and use mouthwash regularly. Avoid unhealthy dental habits such as chewing on ice, using your teeth as tools, and teeth grinding. Prioritize your six-month checkups and cleanings with our team to monitor the condition of your teeth and gums closely, allowing prompt intervention as necessary if any oral health issues arise. Regular care ensures your uniquely reconstructed smile stays in tip-top shape.
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