What is Full Mouth Reconstruction?
Full mouth reconstruction is an integrated treatment plan for multiple missing teeth or severe occlusal problems to rebuild full mouth chewing function, potentially combining implants, dentures, orthodontics, and periodontal treatment. Below is a neutral explanation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What treatments are included in full mouth reconstruction?
Depending on individual conditions, it may include implants, fixed or removable dentures, periodontal treatment, occlusal reconstruction, and orthodontics, as an integrated plan rather than a single procedure.
How long does full mouth reconstruction take?
The duration depends on the number of missing teeth, need for bone grafting, and osseointegration waiting period, often taking several months to over a year. Actual timeline is assessed by the dentist based on the treatment plan.
How is full mouth reconstruction cost calculated?
Due to the inclusion of multiple treatments, the cost varies greatly depending on the chosen plan (e.g., All-on-4, traditional implants, removable dentures) and materials, and is usually quoted as an overall treatment plan. It is recommended to obtain a detailed written breakdown.
Is full-mouth reconstruction the same as All-on-4?
All-on-4 is one type of implant plan within full-mouth reconstruction, using 4 implants to support a full fixed denture; full-mouth reconstruction has a broader scope and can use different combinations depending on the missing teeth condition. The suitable plan is determined by the dentist's evaluation.
What evaluations are needed before full-mouth reconstruction treatment?
Common evaluations include oral X-rays or CBCT imaging, periodontal condition, bone volume assessment, and overall health status. Detailed evaluation before treatment helps in formulating the overall plan.
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