What is full mouth reconstruction?
At Heritage Dental, we help patients with a wide selection of services, from general to cosmetic to restorative dentistry. This includes full mouth reconstruction services, designed to repair the function and appearance of the smile by combining several restorative solutions.
What is full mouth reconstruction?
Understanding full mouth reconstruction, sometimes called smile makeovers or full mouth rehabilitation, is the first step in finding out if it is right for you. Dr. Beth Skovron of Heritage Dental in Montgomeryville, Pennsylvania, describes full mouth reconstruction as the process of restoring all the teeth in the mouth to their proper shape, size, and alignment.
This type of dental work can involve multiple treatments that may include:
- Dental crowns
- Dental bridges
- Dental implants
- Porcelain veneers
- Tooth-colored fillings
Full mouth reconstruction may help correct issues such as misalignment, worn-out enamel, fractures, and chips in the teeth. It also improves overall aesthetics by creating a more attractive smile.
What treatments do I need to repair my smile?
Each individual is unique, as is their full mouth rehabilitation dental plan. The combination of the above services is often used to help in achieving the final results desired. During an initial consultation appointment and evaluation with our team, you can learn more about restoring the smile using the treatments available. We create a custom-tailored plan to suit your budget and specific needs and can complete treatments over time or during a single visit to the dentist’s chair.
Schedule an appointment to determine if full mouth reconstruction is right for your smile!
Full mouth reconstruction is one-way patients can increase their confidence by having a beautiful smile that helps maintain good oral health for many years. If you have chipped or broken teeth or are unhappy with your smile, it is time to talk to a professional about your options. Call Heritage Dental at (215) 792-2227 to schedule an appointment with Dr. Beth Skovron at 595 Bethlehem Pike, Suite #302. She is open to new and current patients in and around the communities of Lansdale, Horsham, Doylestown, Chalfont, North Wales, Hatfield, and Warrington, PA.