A full mouth reconstruction procedure is an extensive process that includes a variety of treatments to restore a full set of teeth. The course will be completed in several stages and spread over a few months. It is suitable for patients who have lost all or most of their teeth from decay, trauma, or a medical condition. In some cases, general dentists complete the procedures. But more complicated cases may need the help of a dental specialist.

The reconstruction procedure aims to improve the health of teeth, gums, and jaw. It reduces the possibility of infection and enhances the function of the mouth when chewing or speaking. End results are often dramatic and life-changing. Since the procedure remedies extensive dental damage, it often changes a person’s overall appearance. A range of methods may be used to restore the teeth, and doctors will take into consideration each patient's situation when deciding on the plan. These examples include dentures, dental bridges, dental crowns, dental implants, and veneers. 

In some cases, dental specialists will be involved in the reconstruction of the mouth. First, every patient undergoes a health examination. A general dentist inspects the condition of the teeth and gums to determine the course of action. These examinations may include X-rays, teeth impressions, and mock-ups of the end result.

The dentist analyzes bite alignment and the general appearance of the patient's teeth. Patients with underlying conditions may be referred to a specialist to address that condition first. After this, a team of professionals designs a reconstruction plan that’s customized for each patient. 

Dentists consider many factors when they design comprehensive treatment plans. For tooth damage, dentists may recommend root canals, fillings, or crowns. Laser treatment is another option that can help with an infected tooth. Patients with space between their teeth could suffer from gum and teeth weakening. In these cases, bacteria are more likely to grow in the affected areas. For smaller gaps, inlays, onlays, or dental crowns can be used; dentists may recommend dental implants or bridges for more significant gaps.

To correct teeth alignment, dentists may recommend orthodontic methods such as Invisalign. An oral appliance or nightguard may be recommended to prevent against damage from teeth-grinding, especially at night. For aesthetic improvement, veneers and cosmetic bonding are some of the available options. The goal is always to design the best personalize solution for each patient.