Full Mouth Reconstruction – Los Angeles, CA
Getting Your Healthy Smile Back
A single restorative treatment is often enough to resolve relatively minor dental problems. But if your smile is currently suffering from multiple issues, then you may need a full mouth reconstruction. This process consists of a number of procedures that have been chosen to get your oral health back on track and help revitalize your grin. Call our office today to schedule a consultation with Dr. Latner and determine whether you might benefit from a full mouth reconstruction.
Why Choose Westside Dental Associates for Full Mouth Reconstruction?
- Fully Customized, Long-Lasting Restorations
- High-Quality, Natural-Looking Materials
- State-of-the-Art Technology
Is Full Mouth Reconstruction Right for Me?
A full mouth reconstruction may be appropriate in your case if you are dealing with particularly complex or severe threats to your oral health. Examples might include gum disease that has reached its most advanced stages, extensive tooth loss, decay in multiple teeth, and restorations that no longer function properly. Even if these issues have existed for years, a full mouth reconstruction could potentially resolve them, thus improving your overall quality of life.
The Full Mouth Reconstruction Process
Before we can begin the full mouth reconstruction process, you will need to visit our office for a consultation. We’ll ask about your goals for your smile and examine your mouth to determine what your specific dental needs are. Then we can create a personalized treatment plan that will help you achieve the results that you deserve.
A full mouth reconstruction plan may include:
- Gum disease treatment for addressing an infection in the tissues protecting the roots of your teeth.
- Dentures or other options for replacing missing teeth.
- Dental crowns or fillings for any teeth that have been damaged, decayed, or badly weakened.
- Appropriate cosmetic dental treatments to help your smile look its best and address any lingering aesthetic concerns you might have.
Understanding the Cost of a Full Mouth Reconstruction
Each procedure that makes up your full mouth reconstruction comes with its own cost to consider. Thus, an estimate of the final price can only be made once we have a firm idea of just what it is that your smile needs. Note that dental insurance will often help pay for many of the procedures that commonly make up a full mouth reconstruction. On top of that, you can apply for third-party financing from CareCredit to break up the cost of your care.