Full Mouth Reconstruction

Transforming Your Entire Smile, One Tooth at a Time.

Mouth Reconstruction Specialists in Warrenton, VA

There are several dental restoration procedures and methods, which are used to treat a number of dental defects. The most elaborate of these procedures is a full mouth restoration, which is a combination of many restorative methods. This procedure may involve elements of endodontic, cosmetic and periodontal dentistry, depending upon the condition of the patients’ oral health.

Who Is a Good Candidate?

Not everyone is a good candidate for full mouth reconstruction. Namely, individuals who experience or have experienced the following may be advised to get full mouth reconstruction services by their dental physician:

Patients who have experienced a number of dental operations

Any individual who has suffered from a long-term illness effecting oral health

Clients who have been in an accident that affected their oral health and/or appearance

Patients who have practiced poor brushing or dental care

The Warrenton Dental Center Process

Full mouth reconstruction can be hard to understand, especially for patients who have never heard the term before. Below outlines the step-by-step process the staff at Warrenton Dental Center implement when going about such a procedure:

Thorough diagnosis. This process begins with a consultation that involves you and your dentist discussing whether full mouth reconstruction is the right dental intervention for you. 

Creating a treatment plan. During this step, a treatment plan is set to return the mouth to its natural healthy state. Defects like missing teeth, chipped teeth, excess gums, periodontal diseases, bad bite or malocclusion and misaligned teeth can all be treated by full mouth restoration.

Answering your questions. Prior to starting the procedure, we will answer any of your questions and concerns. We will also outline the procedure benefits for you again, including that a fuller teeth structure not only supports effective bite strength but also makes the face look younger, giving you renewed confidence.

Implementing the procedure itself. Finally, after much preparation, we are ready to begin the procedure. This can take several months or even a year in its entirety. 

Your smile is restored. After the procedure is completely over, you have time to heal and fully recover. You now have a beautiful, fully restored smile!

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We'll Restore Your Smile

At Warrenton Dental Center, we have been providing dental care to clients in the Virginia area for over 20 years. We have also helped to restore countless patients' beautiful smiles with full mouth reconstruction services, and would love to deliver the same quality services for you. For more information or to schedule a consultation, give our team a call at (540) 351-0170 today!

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