Full Mouth Reconstruction Boise
Renew Your Oral Health & Function
If you suffer from poor oral health, you can be sure that our Boise team has the greatest empathy for you. Issues like missing teeth, damaged teeth, and gum disease can have a profound impact on your life! We would like to help you renew your oral health and function. After a consultation, we may recommend that you undergo a specialized service known as full mouth reconstruction. With a combination of restorative and aesthetic services, you may soon have a pain-free smile that you are eager to show off.
Why Choose Southwest Dental Arts for Full Mouth Reconstruction?
- Experienced, Highly Skilled Dentists & Team
- Flexible Payment Options, Including Insurance & Financing
- Precise & Comfortable Treatments in Welcoming Environment
Is Full Mouth Reconstruction Right for Me?
Full mouth reconstruction is a personalized service designed for individuals with complex or extensive oral health problems. It may be right for you if:
- You have persistent dental pain.
- It is difficult for you to eat a wide variety of foods.
- You have missing teeth, gum disease, cavities, or worn-down teeth.
- You have old restorations that no longer function well.
Remember, it is never too late to get your oral health back on track! It is possible to see excellent results in even the most severe and complex cases. After treatment, you may find that your health and quality of life are vastly improved.
The Full Mouth Reconstruction Process
The first step in full mouth reconstruction is a consultation. Our team will examine your mouth in order to learn about your oral health. We will also ask what you hope to accomplish with treatment and collect relevant information about your medical history.
Next, we will design your treatment plan. Full mouth reconstruction might include:
- Gum disease therapy to stop dangerous oral infections.
- Fillings or crowns to restore the health and function of damaged teeth.
- Dental implants or other forms of tooth replacement to rebuild a complete smile.
- Cosmetic services to put the finishing touches on your renewed smile.
Depending on the specific treatments we recommend, full mouth reconstruction may take anywhere from a few weeks to several months.
Understanding the Cost of Full Mouth Reconstruction
The cost of full mouth reconstruction depends heavily on the specific treatments performed. During your consultation, we can provide an itemized cost estimate and help you understand your payment options. Our team welcomes insurance, and we are in-network with many PPO plans. We also accept financing, and we even have a convenient in-house savings plan.
Although full mouth reconstruction might seem pricey, you can be confident that it is a wise investment in both your health and your quality of life. It may also be more affordable overall than getting separate treatments performed at different times.
Full Mouth Reconstruction FAQs
Does Getting a Full Mouth Reconstruction Hurt?
During your procedure(s), you should not expect to feel much or any discomfort, especially since our team will administer a local anesthetic to keep you pain-free. This will be specifically necessary for any treatments that involve a more complex process, such as dental implant placement, and we will discuss the plan thoroughly so that you have no surprises.
After your procedure, however, it’s natural to feel some level of soreness, sensitivity, or discomfort. The good news is that you can usually minimize these symptoms by implementing a few aftercare tips. These can involve taking over-the-counter or prescribed pain relievers, eating soft foods, avoiding hot or cold beverages, and getting plenty of rest to help with recovery.
How Long Does a Full Mouth Reconstruction Procedure Take?
This will depend entirely on the specific types of treatment options that you undergo for your full mouth reconstruction. This procedure may involve something as simple as covering a tooth with a dental crown or as complex as rebuilding missing teeth with dental implants. While the former may only take a couple of appointments to complete, the latter can take months to finish. Furthermore, we’ll need to determine if some procedures can be performed simultaneously or if you require multiple visits to achieve your desired results, which can alter the timeframe for your treatment.
Will People Be Able to Tell That I Had a Full Mouth Reconstruction?
Fortunately, due to modern dental technology and advancements, you can expect your treatment results to look and feel as natural as possible! In many cases, the visibility of your full mouth reconstruction will depend on your unique needs and smile goals. For instance, if you have a few decayed teeth that need to be strengthened and have their color improved, then you can expect the transformation to be subtle. If you need veneers to upgrade the size, shape, and color of your front teeth, then the results can be quite noticeable. Most importantly, your procedure(s) will be designed to create incredibly lifelike results, meaning you can be confident in showing off a natural-looking smile.
How Do I Care for My Smile After Full Mouth Reconstruction?
Once you’ve achieved the desired full mouth reconstruction, the next thing will be to maintain your dazzling results. Some of the most common methods for this involve:
- Brushing your teeth twice daily, flossing after meals, and rinsing with mouthwash regularly
- Avoiding bad oral habits, like nail biting, teeth grinding, chewing on ice, and using teeth as tools
- Scheduling dental visits for checkups and cleanings so that your dentist can monitor your oral health and take preventive action when necessary