Full-Mouth Reconstruction in Chandler, AZ

Reconstruction of the whole mouth may enhance the appearance, health, and function of your gums, teeth, and jawbone for better chewing and speaking along with a more attractive smile. Phoenix, AZ, patients who come to our dental office needing extensive treatment to correct or enhance many issues may be considered for a full-mouth reconstruction.  Dr. Troy Gombert will do a complete examination and create a custom treatment plan that may include (but isn't limited to) inlays, onlays, bridges, crowns, tooth-colored fillings, porcelain veneers, dental implants, and implant supported dentures.  Certain reconstruction procedures may also need gum or bone grafts. As an experienced cosmetic and restorative dentist, Dr. Troy Gombert understands that an aesthetically pleasing smile goes hand in hand with good oral health. He offers full-mouth reconstruction, and will listen to your concerns and aesthetic goals.  He will consult with you on the best way to move forward so you can attain and maintain a healthy, beautiful smile.

You may require full-mouth reconstruction if you've lost some teeth or have many teeth with large fillings that need replacement. You might also have teeth with widespread decay or teeth that are cracked, broken, or badly worn down because of bruxism (persistent teeth grinding). You may have dental ailments or even a hereditary disorder, like ectodermal dysplasia (teeth that never develop). In addition, we see patients with abnormally small teeth or excessive gum growth, both of which require specialized treatment. You might choose to replace older crowns, or just want to enhance your mouth for better comfort or health. In more complex cases, your degraded gums and teeth might have caused a visible facial deformity, like sunken cheeks. Full-mouth reconstruction may revive the whole face once the issues are corrected and your treatment plan completed.

Following a complete examination of your gums, teeth, and jaw, Dr. Gombert might suggest full-mouth reconstruction. Your personalized treatment program will be generated, depending on the condition of your own teeth, gums, TMJ (temporomandibular) joints, facial muscles, and dental bite. Dr. Gombert will discuss your therapy and sedation alternatives, and his own recommendations in your appointment to make sure your treatment strategy fits your wants and goals. As soon as your treatment program is made, he will discuss exactly what to expect in your full-mouth reconstruction and schedule your procedures. Generally, a full-mouth reconstruction will require a few visits to our office. Dr. Gombert will schedule your treatments with breaks in between to let you recover until the next step is started.

After every treatment in your full-mouth reconstruction treatment program, Dr. Gombert will describe what to expect and how to look after your mouth. He can write a prescription for antibiotics or pain medicine that needs to be filled prior to your treatment. You will feel some swelling or discomfort following certain procedures, such as implant placement, that will make it hard to eat so a soft or liquid food diet could be right for you. After your full-mouth reconstruction is finished, you must keep good oral health with daily flossing and brushing at home. Yearly dental examinations and twice-yearly cleanings with Dr. Troy Gombert will also be helpful. Throughout your examinations, Dr. Gombert can track the health of your own restorations, natural gums, teeth, and jaw.

In your initial consultation, Dr. Gombert can make your own treatment strategy, according to your objectives, needs, and budget. He will provide you various choices to make certain that your full-mouth reconstruction is easy to afford. Dr. Troy Gombert takes multiple payments, such as low-interest financing. If you have dental insurance, then we will contact your supplier to validate your coverage and calculate your personal costs.

What treatments are involved in full-mouth reconstruction?

Treatments can include dental implants, implants, bridges, veneers, orthodontics, fillings, and root canal therapy. The specific combination depends on individual needs and dental conditions.

How long does a full-mouth reconstruction take?

The duration varies depending on the complexity of the case and the specific treatments involved. It can take several months to over a year, with multiple visits required for procedures such as implants, bridges, and orthodontics.

How long do the results of full-mouth reconstruction last?

With proper care, the results can last many years. Regular dental check-ups at our office in Chandler, AZ, good oral hygiene, and avoiding harmful habits like smoking can prolong the life of the reconstruction.

When you're looking for dental answers to your complicated dental problems using a full-mouth reconstruction, then schedule an appointment with Dr. Troy Gombert in Chandler, AZ. We will make your distinctive treatment plan to meet your wants and goals. He can help improve your mouth so that you may have a gorgeous, healthy smile.