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Are you ready to transform your smile and upgrade your overall appearance? Whole mouth restoration is an excellent investment, especially because you can optimize your appearance and boost your dental health at the same time.

At myDental, we offer personalized dental care for patients of all ages. Our experienced team can combine general dentistry with cosmetic services, helping you achieve the smile you’ve always dreamed about. In this article, you will be able to learn more about full-mouth restoration options so that you can talk to your dentist about the best dental treatment plan based on your individual goals.

What is Whole Mouth Restoration?

The term “whole mouth restoration” is a category phrase that covers a range of dental treatments. It’s not just one treatment, but a combination of treatments to achieve the desired results. If you choose a full mouth restoration, then it means that you will have a comprehensive treatment plan to replace or rebuild all of your teeth (in both the upper and lower jaw).

Each patient is unique, which is why we offer customized solutions for every person who sits in our dental chair. Some of the most common dental treatments that might be included in your whole-mouth restoration plan might include:

Coronas
Carillas
Implantes dentales
Puentes
Dentures

Keep in mind that these teeth restoration services address both function and aesthetic concerns. We can repair damage and make sure that your teeth are working properly, while also restoring your bite and protecting against further damage. Additionally, full dental restoration is beneficial for improving the appearance of your smile, which has a positive impact on improving confidence at the same time.

When Total Mouth Restoration is the Right Choice

How do you know if whole mouth restoration is the right choice for you? We often recommend this approach if you have multiple dental issues that all need to be treated. For example, if you are missing teeth and have other damaged teeth, then it might make sense to restore the entire smile instead of addressing one tooth at a time.

Other common issues that might result in a need for full mouth rehabilitation include worn teeth, damaged fillings and restorations, TMJ pain, severe tooth decay, or severe gum problems. The difference between an isolated treatment vs. a whole mouth restoration is that instead of treating a single tooth, we are using treatments for the entire mouth.

Here are examples of situations where we might recommend a whole mouth restoration:

All of the teeth are damaged from acid erosion
Many teeth are broken or fractured because of teeth grinding or enamel wear
Trauma or gum disease caused tooth loss
Old dental work is failing
Jaw alignment issues are resulting in headaches and pain

Full Mouth Rehabilitation is More Than a Smile Makeover

Yes, you will notice a big improvement in your smile when we are done with your tooth restoration treatment. But these services are more than just cosmetic. Whole mouth rehabilitation is designed to restore the function, health, structure, and comfort of your teeth and jaw. We address both cosmetic and functional dental issues at the same time.

While a smile makeover prioritizes appearance and confidence, whole mouth restoration includes many more benefits beyond aesthetics. Your restored smile can help with proper chewing and speech as well.

How Much Does a Full Mouth Restoration Cost in the US?

Cost is often a factor when patients are choosing their treatment plan for full mouth restoration. Since each treatment is unique, the cost can vary greatly depending on the types of dental services that you choose. We recommend that you schedule a dental examination so that our team can determine the ideal treatments, then we can discuss budget factors.

If you have dental insurance, then a portion of the payment might be covered by your insurance plan. Since these restorations help to improve function, then insurance coverage is often available. On the other hand, dental treatments for cosmetic purposes alone aren’t usually covered by dental insurance.

Minor tooth restorations tend to be cheaper, such as crowns, veneers, and fillings. If you decide on full mouth restoration using implants and/or dentures, then the costs will be higher. Some of the factors that will affect your cost include:

Number of teeth that need to be replaced
Where the teeth are located in your mouth
The type of prosthetics or implants that you choose
If other treatments are needed, such as a sinus lift or bone grafting
Lab customization

Rest assured knowing that our team at myDental offers full transparency with the cost of your dental treatments. We’ll help you maximize insurance billing whenever possible and provide clear out-of-pocket estimates before the treatment so that you always know what to expect when it’s time to pay the bill.

The faster you schedule these treatments, the easier it is to manage the costs. While it can be a significant investment, it’s worth the price tag because you can prevent recurring dental problems in the future.

Is Full Mouth Reconstruction Worth It?

Yes, it’s worth the investment when you consider the long-term benefits that come from full-mouth restoration. Even though the cost and time might seem overwhelming at first, keep in mind that the right restorations will last for many years. Not only will these treatments improve your dental health and function, but they also help to boost your confidence. Plus, you will have the peace of mind to know that you are staying ahead of all of your dental issues to prevent future problems.

With total mouth restoration, it’s possible to eliminate chronic pain, difficulty eating, and dental emergencies. We take a proactive approach to protect your smile and boost your confidence at the same time.

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What are the best full-mouth dental implants?

Dental implants are one of the most popular options for patients who need whole-mouth restoration. These implants are designed to last a lifetime, giving you long-lasting results. There are several implant options you might choose from, depending on your unique needs: All-on-4, All-on-6 implants, individual implants, or implant-supported dentures.

Can you eat with full mouth dental implants?

Yes, you can eat almost all of your favorite foods after the implants have healed. There is an adjustment time, but then you will be able to bite into even tougher foods such as steak or apples.

How painful are full mouth dental implants?

We use anesthesia during the procedure, so you won’t experience any pain. When the numbing wears off, you will likely experience mild discomfort and swelling while your mouth is healing. Many patients find it to be a manageable recovery, similar to the experience after a tooth extraction.

Call the Dental Experts for Whole Mouth Restoration

Do you need to restore your smile and improve your dental function at the same time? Then we invite you to learn more about our servicios de odontología restauradora. At myDental, we are just a phone call away. Book an appointment at one of our convenient lugares.