Full Mouth Reconstruction in Stanley, WI
If you are dealing with several dental problems at once, full mouth reconstruction can restore the health, function, and beauty of your smile. At Stanley Hometown Dentistry, we help patients suffering from gum disease, discoloration, tooth decay, crooked or worn teeth, and other concerns with a comprehensive plan built around their needs.
When Is Full Mouth Reconstruction Recommended?
We usually recommend full mouth rehabilitation when patients have multiple problems in their mouths at the same time. Common reasons include:
- Advanced tooth decay affecting several teeth
- Gum disease and bone loss
- Worn, cracked, or broken teeth from grinding or injury
- Discoloration that whitening cannot correct
- Missing teeth and bite problems
Your Personalized Treatment Plan
Before your reconstruction begins, we perform a thorough examination with digital X-rays and 3D imaging to determine exactly what treatments you need. Since every mouth is different, we create a treatment plan just for you and walk you through each phase before we begin.
Treatments That May Be Included
Your plan may combine several procedures, such as gum disease treatment, porcelain crowns, veneers, dental implants, bridges, and root canals. We sequence treatment carefully to restore health first, then function and appearance.
Comfortable Care Every Step of the Way
Full mouth reconstruction is completed over several visits. Dr. Gunelson offers conscious IV sedation for patients who want to feel relaxed during longer appointments, and our team will make sure you are comfortable and informed throughout the process.
Full Mouth Reconstruction FAQs
What is full mouth reconstruction?
It is a comprehensive treatment plan that rebuilds or replaces most or all of the teeth to restore health, function, and appearance.
How long does full mouth reconstruction take?
Treatment time varies depending on your needs and can range from a few months to a year or more.
Is full mouth reconstruction painful?
Procedures are performed with local anesthetic, and IV sedation is available. Most patients experience only mild discomfort during recovery.
What is the difference between a smile makeover and full mouth reconstruction?
A smile makeover focuses mainly on appearance, while full mouth reconstruction addresses health and function as well as cosmetics.
Will insurance cover full mouth reconstruction?
Many restorative portions of treatment may be partially covered. Our team will review your benefits with you.
Can I finance my treatment?
Yes. We accept CareCredit® and offer payment plans to help make treatment affordable.
How do I know if I need full mouth reconstruction?
Schedule an exam with Dr. Gunelson. He will evaluate your oral health and explain all of your options.
Rebuild a Healthy, Confident Smile
Call Stanley Hometown Dentistry at (715) 644-3601 or request an appointment online to schedule your visit with Dr. James Gunelson in Stanley, WI .