First Visit: Initial Consultation and Assessment

During the initial visit, your dentist will conduct a comprehensive examination to evaluate your oral health. This includes taking X-rays, digital scans, and possibly dental impressions to assess the condition of your teeth, gums, and jaw. You will discuss your dental history, current issues, and aesthetic goals with your dentist. Based on this assessment, a detailed treatment plan will be developed, outlining the necessary procedures for your full mouth reconstruction.

Second Visit: Treatment Planning and Preparation

In the subsequent visit, your dentist will finalize the treatment plan and begin any preparatory work required. This may involve deep cleanings, addressing immediate dental health concerns, or performing extractions if necessary. The treatment plan might include a combination of restorative procedures such as crowns, bridges, implants, or dentures. Preparatory treatments ensure that your oral health is optimized before the main reconstruction procedures begin.

Third Visit: Restorative Procedures

The third visit focuses on the main restorative treatments outlined in your plan. This phase may include placing dental implants, restoring damaged teeth with crowns or bridges, or fitting full or partial dentures. If gum disease is present, it will be treated as part of the restoration process. These procedures are typically performed in stages over multiple visits to allow for proper healing and integration of the restorations.

Fourth Visit: Final Restorations and Adjustments

During this visit, your dentist will place the final restorations, such as crowns, bridges, or dentures, and make any necessary adjustments. They will carefully check the fit, function, and appearance of each restoration to ensure that everything is comfortable and aesthetically pleasing. Final adjustments are made to ensure that your new smile is both functional and visually appealing.

Follow-Up Visits: Ongoing Monitoring and Maintenance

After the full mouth reconstruction is complete, follow-up appointments will be scheduled to monitor the success of the treatment and ensure the health of the restorations. These visits are important for addressing any concerns, making further adjustments if needed, and maintaining overall oral health to ensure the long-term success of your new smile.