Full Mouth Restoration
Conyers, GA
Full mouth restoration — sometimes called full mouth reconstruction — is a comprehensive approach to rebuilding and restoring every tooth in your mouth that needs attention. Unlike a single procedure, full mouth restoration combines multiple treatments into a coordinated plan tailored specifically to your needs. This may include crowns, bridges, implants, periodontal treatment, and more, all sequenced and executed in the right order to achieve a functional, healthy, and beautiful result. Candidates for full mouth restoration often include patients who have experienced significant tooth decay, extensive wear from grinding, trauma, or long-term neglect of dental care. At our Conyers dental office, we take the time to thoroughly evaluate your oral health, listen to your goals, and build a customized treatment plan that addresses both function and aesthetics. If your smile needs more than a quick fix, full mouth restoration in Conyers, GA may be the comprehensive solution you’ve been looking for.
Fully Customized Treatment Plan
Every restoration plan is built around your unique dental needs and goals.
Addresses Function & Aesthetics
We restore how your teeth work and how your smile looks at the same time.
A Fresh Start for Your Smile
No matter where you’re starting from, restoration gives you a path to a healthy mouth.
Full Mouth Restoration FAQ's
What is full mouth restoration?
Full mouth restoration is a comprehensive treatment approach that addresses all of the dental issues in your mouth under one coordinated plan. It typically combines multiple procedures – such as crowns, implants, periodontal treatment, and more – sequenced in the right order to achieve the best possible outcome.
How do I know if I need full mouth restoration?
Patients who may benefit from full mouth restoration often have multiple damaged, decayed, or missing teeth, significant wear from grinding, bite problems, or have put off dental care for an extended period. A thorough evaluation will help us determine the right approach for your situation.
How long does full mouth restoration take?
Treatment length varies widely depending on the number and complexity of procedures involved. Some cases can be completed in a few months, while more extensive restorations may take a year or longer. We’ll give you a realistic timeline during your consultation.
Can full mouth restoration improve the appearance of my smile as well as the function?
Absolutely. While the primary goal is restoring a healthy, functional bite, aesthetics are a key part of the planning process. Most patients finish treatment with a smile that looks dramatically better than when they started.
Where do I even begin if my mouth needs a lot of work?
The first step is a comprehensive evaluation where we take a full look at your teeth, gums, bite, and bone health. From there we build a prioritized plan that breaks everything down into manageable steps – so it’s never as overwhelming as it might seem at first.