Full-Mouth Reconstruction

Restore Your Entire Mouth for Proper Function

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Full-mouth reconstruction is necessary when a patient has severely broken down dentition. It can mean a lot of things. A reconstruction could be extensive crown and bridge treatment. It could entail a combination of implants and traditional crowns and bridges, or removable parts or dentures, or complete dentures. All of these ways are ways that we can reconstruct a healthy smile.

There are few functions of your body that you cannot live without. Your heart has to beat and pump blood throughout your body. Your lungs need to continue to take in oxygen and expel carbon dioxide. Your mouth also needs to work properly so that you can eat and speak with ease and comfort. If you have several issues that are affecting the way your mouth works, a full-mouth reconstruction in Decatur, AL from Dr. Betts  may be just what you need.

What is a full-mouth reconstruction?

The name is accurate when it comes to describing what this process entails. Dr. Betts in Decatur, AL will rebuild the teeth in your mouth to bring you back to a state of good dental health. A variety of different treatments can go into rebuilding your entire mouth, not exclusively those addressing your teeth. This treatment can encompass your bite as well.

What treatments are part of a full-mouth reconstruction?

Dental crowns, bridges, and veneers are all very common treatments for a full-mouth reconstruction. If you have implants, this procedure can include restoring implants with custom dental crowns. Dr. Betts will go over your situation and develop a treatment plan to get your mouth back into a good working order.

How do I know if I need a full-mouth reconstruction?

Dr. Betts will be able to tell you if you are a candidate for a full-mouth reconstruction in Decatur, AL . This treatment is used for those who have severe dental issues. If your problem can be solved by a less invasive technique or simple treatment, Dr. Betts will always take that route. We are not in the habit of overselling unneeded dentistry services to our patients.