Full Mouth Reconstruction Explained: What It Is and How It Works

Regular dental treatments usually focus on an individual issue. This can include filling cavities, treating gum disease, or replacing one tooth. Full mouth reconstruction can address multiple concerns at once. This helps ensure that your bite, jaw alignment, and overall oral health are all fully optimized. 

Full mouth reconstruction is customized to your unique needs and can include any of these treatments:

• Dental implants to replace a missing tooth.
• Porcelain veneers to cover your front teeth and perfect your smile.
• Orthodontics, such as clear aligners or traditional braces, to align crooked teeth and fix bite issues.
• Porcelain crowns to restore or strengthen weak and damaged teeth.
• Professional teeth whitening to remove dullness and give you your brightest smile. 

A full mouth reconstruction can do many things, including restoring functionality, improving oral health, and giving a more beautiful smile. With a healthy bite, you can chew your food better, which means your digestion will improve. A more attractive smile can make you feel more confident, opening doors into your future. Equally important, a full mouth reconstruction can help prevent future dental problems by reducing the risk of further tooth damage or gum disease. 

Your full mouth restoration timeline will depend on your unique needs and can vary depending on what treatments Dr. Eckland performs for you. For example, professional teeth whitening and porcelain crowns can be done in just a few visits, but more extensive treatments such as dental implants or orthodontics can take several months. 

For smile design dentistry and full mouth reconstruction, Dr. Colby Eckland and the team at Redmond Smiles are your premier options in Redmond, Washington. During your visit with Dr. Eckland, you’ll discuss your dental goals and receive a customized treatment plan. Call (425) 584-1192 today to schedule your consultation.