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Treatment
Full Mouth Reconstruction is a comprehensive dental solution designed to address multiple oral health issues while restoring the functionality and aesthetics of your entire mouth. This personalized treatment plan is tailored to meet your unique needs, whether you’re dealing with missing teeth, damaged or decayed teeth, bite alignment problems, or overall oral health concerns.
At Richmond Shine Dental clinic, we specialize in delivering exceptional care and results for full-mouth reconstructions. Here’s why patients trust us:
Full Mouth Reconstruction is a transformative process that combines advanced dental techniques to restore your smile. Here’s what you can expect:
Contact Richmond Shine Dental clinic today to schedule your consultation and take the first step toward a healthier, more confident smile!
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We provide a wide range of general treatments
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We provide a wide range of cosmetic treatments
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We provide a wide range of orthodontics treatments
Full Mouth Reconstruction (also called full mouth rehabilitation) is a comprehensive treatment process to rebuild or restore all of your teeth — combining both cosmetic and functional dentistry. It’s ideal for patients who have multiple dental issues such as worn-down teeth, missing teeth, decay, cracks, bite problems, or gum disease.
This treatment plan is highly personalized, but often includes one or more of the following: crowns, bridges, veneers, dental implants, dentures, bone grafting, orthodontics (braces or Invisalign), root canals, or gum therapy.
The timeline varies based on your individual needs. For complex cases (especially those involving implants), it may take 6 months to over a year. Smaller restorative work like crowns or veneers can be completed over a few visits.
Restores proper function: improves chewing, speaking, and bite. Enhances aesthetics: a natural, healthy-looking smile. Improves oral health by addressing decay, wear, and gum issues. May relieve jaw pain or discomfort if bite problems are corrected.
Coverage depends on your insurance plan. Some restorative procedures (like crowns and root canals) may be partially covered, while more complex treatments (such as implants) may not be fully covered.
