Missing teeth will lead to shifting, decay, an uncomfortable bite, and additional tooth loss. Full mouth reconstruction will restore decaying, damaged and missing teeth. The goal of this process is to restore your smile, have your mouth function properly, and leaving you feeling comfortable and complete.

We achieve these goals by taking x-rays, creating diagnostic wax-ups and creating an action plan for the patient’s individual needs which could include dental crowns, white fillings, dentures or dental implants. We provide comprehensive solutions.

If you’ve ever considered a full smile makeover with full mouth reconstruction from a dentist near you, you’ll be happy to read that Monarch Dentistry can provide every service needed in either an expedited treatment protocol or a segmented treatment plan that spans several months. Our dentists provide a full range of restorative dentistry services. Keep reading to learn about a few of the many treatments we provide for full mouth reconstruction also known as full mouth rehabilitation or full mouth restoration from a dentist near you.

First Things First – Let Us Design a Treatment Plan

Many patients believe the key to a smile makeover is a bright, white smile, so they book an appointment for teeth whitening before taking care of other reconstructive procedures such as tooth replacement. By systematically approaching your smile makeover, our team can design a treatment plan that includes procedures in the order that best suits your immediate and long-term needs and goals.

Some of the most common treatments for full mouth reconstruction include dental crowns and bridges, dental veneers, dental implants, tooth extraction, dental aligners, gum disease treatment, and more – but the secret to a successful smile makeover is to obtain the treatments in the right order. As an example, there’s little point in whitening a tooth that may first need to receive other cosmetic treatments.

When time and efficiency are important to you in your goal to receive a more confident smile, our dentist will design a treatment plan that works best for your timeline without the potential of duplicate or unnecessary procedures.

A Segmented Approach May Be the Best Approach

One example of a segmented approach that has helped countless patients is tooth replacement. It’s important to remember that if you have a missing tooth that you will eventually want to have it replaced with either a dental implant or a dental bridge to prevent problems down the road such as shifting, decay, or an uncomfortable bite. But if you don’t have time right now to undergo a multi-month treatment for a dental implant, our dentist and dental care team can design a temporary solution in the interim so you can achieve your overall goals when the timing works best for you.

If you’re ready to learn more about full mouth reconstruction near you from our dentist, we invite you to book an appointment now using our convenient online booking tool.