Full Mouth Reconstruction

Achieve the Smile of Your Dreams

A full mouth reconstruction can recreate the smile of a patient with severe or complex dental problems such as broken, missing, or compromised teeth. These customized treatment plans include a special series of restorative treatments designed to effectively and efficiently enhance the health and appearance of your smile. You can contact our team here at Huckabee Dental for more information on how to achieve the smile of your dreams!

Why Choose Huckabee Dental for Full Mouth Reconstruction?

  • Friendly, Experienced Staff
  • Lifelike Restorations Made from High-Quality Materials
  • Dental Insurance Is Accepted

Is Full Mouth Reconstruction Right for Me?

The whole point of full mouth reconstruction is to improve oral health while ending the patient’s discomfort. The process carries numerous physical and mental health benefits that can significantly enhance someone’s quality of life such as improved self-image, making teeth easier to clean, and preserving the jawbone.

Our dentists in Southlake can offer full mouth reconstruction to remedy complex and severe dental problems so patients can have more ideal smiles. This lets them enjoy more varied diets and gives them the confidence to smile more at the people around them.

The Full Mouth Reconstruction Process

The full mouth reconstruction process begins with a consultation. Our skilled dental team will carefully listen to your concerns so they can better understand your current situation and your goals for the treatment. They will then examine your mouth and recommend procedures to improve its condition. We can even use digital smile design software to provide you with an image of your intended results. This can help you understand what kind of results to expect and keep you motivated for achieving them!

Full mouth reconstruction may include treatments such as:

  • Veneers to cover up unsightly wear and tear.
  • Dental implants to replace missing teeth.
  • Fillings or crowns to strengthen and protect compromised teeth.
  • Cosmetic treatments to have your restored smile looking its best.

Understanding the Cost of a Full Mouth Reconstruction

Since each patient’s full mouth reconstruction is unique, the cost can vary considerably. During your consultation, our team will help you understand what each recommended treatment entails and how much it costs.

While a full mouth reconstruction can seem costly, it’s important to remember that the oral health benefits that come with it are quite worth the investment. Our office in Southlake accepts dental insurance and offers an in-house membership plan as well as CareCredit financing . Be sure to consult with one of our dentists before dismissing the idea of getting restorative dentistry.

Full Mouth Reconstruction FAQs

The prospect of restoring your entire smile can seem like an overwhelming one, but we’re here to make things easier! If at any point there is something that you don’t understand about the full mouth reconstruction process, just speak up; we’ll be glad to explain anything you need to know. The following FAQs include a number of questions that many patients have regarding full mouth reconstruction. We hope that you find our answers to be informative and useful.

How Long Does a Full Mouth Reconstruction Procedure Take?

The timeline for a full mouth reconstruction can look very different for each patient. Obviously, the specific services that make up the treatment plan can have a significant influence on how long the process ultimately takes. For example, you can typically have a filling placed in just one appointment, but dental implants require multiple visits spread out over a matter of months. On top of that, it may be possible to complete certain procedures at the same time.

Once we have examined your smile and learned more about your situation, we can put together an estimate of the timeline for your full mouth reconstruction so that you can start planning accordingly.

Does Getting a Full Mouth Reconstruction Hurt?

No matter what treatments make up your full mouth reconstruction, steps will be taken to keep any discomfort to a minimum. In many cases, we will use a local anesthetic to numb your mouth; this will help you stay as comfortable as possible during your treatment. Nervous patients may benefit from having some form of sedation administered.

Your mouth may be somewhat sore after specific procedures. To help you manage your discomfort, we may give you some aftercare instructions, such as only eating soft foods for a certain amount of time.

How Long Will My Full Mouth Reconstruction Results Last?

The answer to this question can vary from patient to patient. That being said, the kind of maintenance you give your new smile is a major factor in determining how long it lasts. To protect the results of your full mouth reconstruction, be sure to:

  • Maintain good oral hygiene habits such as brushing twice a day.
  • Stay away from hard foods that can damage dental restorations.
  • Break bad habits such as using tobacco or chewing your fingernails.
  • Visit your dentist every six months so that they can check your smile for problems.

Will People Be Able to Tell That I Had a Full Mouth Reconstruction?

Someone meeting you for the first time likely won’t be able to tell that you had a full mouth reconstruction performed. Our team will focus on making the results of your treatment as lifelike as possible so that you can show off your new grin without hesitation.

Some full mouth reconstructions result in a dramatic shift in appearance; others involve more subtle improvements. If you have a preference for how noticeable you want the changes to be, please let us know during your initial consultation.