Chang Dental Group has provided full mouth reconstruction for patients in Natick and throughout the MetroWest region of Massachusetts for over 20 years.
To schedule an appointment, call or text 508-653-0444.
What Is A Full Mouth Reconstruction?
A full mouth reconstruction refers to the complete restoration of the appearance and function of your teeth. It can involve the replacement of most or all of the teeth, or cosmetic improvements to the majority of the teeth. Full mouth reconstruction can include a variety of cosmetic and restorative procedures. The process may take anywhere from a few months to a year, but the end result is a new, fully functional smile you can feel confident about.
Benefits of A Full Mouth Reconstruction
There are many benefits to a full mouth reconstruction:
- Improve your appearance. If you’re dissatisfied with the way your smile looks, a full mouth reconstruction can completely rebuild or restore your smile to the way it was before or the way you always wanted it to be.
- Restore chewing capability. A full mouth reconstruction restores the function of your teeth, allowing you to chew effectively, enjoy all of your favorite foods, and get proper nutrition.
- Improved oral health. Replacing or restoring your teeth improves oral health, removing decayed or damaged teeth that could be causing gum disease.
- Increased confidence. Improving your smile increases your confidence, which can change how you feel about yourself and how you carry yourself. It can even open various doors of opportunity in your life.
Why Choose Chang Dental Group?
Expert Care - Excellent Results
A full mouth reconstruction can include a wide range of procedures, requiring the expertise of a variety of dentists and dental specialists who can provide the services you need to achieve your desired results. The doctors of Chang Dental Group are fully qualified and skilled to rebuild your smile for a natural appearance.
Our doctors have earned degrees from prestigious higher education institutions, including Harvard and Tufts University. Many have served as faculty at these institutes of higher learning, continuing to educate future dentists in their respective specialties. Our qualifications, along with our experience, allow us to provide an advanced level of care that sets us apart from other dental practices, earning us a reputation for excellence and putting us among the top-rated dentists in Massachusetts.
Procedures Offered
Any one or a combination of the following procedures may be included in your full mouth reconstruction:
- Teeth whitening. One of the simplest and fastest ways to improve the appearance of your teeth is with teeth whitening treatment. Professional teeth whitening provides dramatic results in as little as one in-office treatment or a few weeks at home.
- Porcelain veneers. Veneers are thin, shell-like covers that attach to the front side of your teeth to conceal imperfections and make the teeth look new. Porcelain resembles tooth enamel for a natural appearance.
- Dental implants. A dental implant is an artificial tooth root surgically placed in the jaw. One dental implant can replace a single tooth. Multiple implants can support a bridge or dentures. Dental implants provide a natural look and function.
- Crowns. A crown is a tooth-shaped cover placed over a decayed or damaged tooth. Porcelain crowns look natural and allow your existing tooth root to stay in place.
- Bridges. A dental bridge can replace one or a few teeth in a row. It is supported by crowns placed over the healthy teeth on each side of the gap, with artificial teeth suspended between them.
- Dentures. Traditional or implant supported dentures can replace most or all of your teeth in a single prosthetic. Quality dentures can provide a natural look and function.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a full mouth reconstruction take?
he length of treatment depends on the individual plan for your transformation. Depending on the type of procedures you require, it could take anywhere from a few months to a year. Quality restorations take time, but the end result is worth it.
Is full mouth reconstruction painful?
There should be no pain associated with your full mouth reconstruction. Most procedures can be done with local anesthesia to numb the area of your mouth that is being treated. Sedation options are available if you feel anxious or nervous about receiving dental care.
How long do the results last?
In many cases, a full mouth reconstruction can last a lifetime. Dental implants are known to last forever for many patients. Some prosthetics will need to be replaced over time due to normal wear and tear. Taking good care of your new smile and following your dentist’s instructions will help your results last longer.
Does insurance cover full mouth reconstruction?
Dental insurance may cover some of the procedures included in your full mouth reconstruction. Cosmetic procedures are not usually covered because they don’t serve a dental health purpose. Any part of your reconstruction that is done to restore the health of your teeth may be covered, depending on the specifications of your plan. Contact your insurance provider or refer to your benefits guide for more information on the specific details of your plan.
Am I a candidate for full mouth reconstruction?
The only way to know for sure if a full mouth reconstruction is a possibility for you is to schedule an evaluation. We can assess the current condition of your mouth and make a recommendation for treatment that will help you achieve your desired results.
Contact Us to Schedule an Appointment
Contact Us to Schedule an Appointment
To schedule an appointment, call or text 508-653-0444.