Full Mouth Restoration

A full-mouth restoration involving various treatments can be performed at Avero Dental through a coordinated treatment plan. Find out more.

Full Mouth Restoration Improves Your Life

Those with many damaged or decayed teeth, gum issues, and other serious dental problems should consider full mouth restorations. We at Avero Dental in Kitchener, Ontario, can support your dental care journey with dentists and specialists who can implement every aspect of your treatment plan.

The Necessity of a Full Mouth Restoration

Some people have a lot of dental problems resulting from chronic diseases like periodontitis, medical conditions, health treatments and prescriptions, or a traumatic injury.

A full mouth restoration is unique in its treatment plan because it combines procedures aimed at improving oral health and function with cosmetic treatments that restore smiles.

Committing to a Full Mouth Restoration

A full mouth restoration can take years to complete. Each procedure requires time to heal before the next can be scheduled. Oral health comes first, so the initial step is to stop and address acute issues such as infections, cavities, and severely decayed teeth. Other treatments for long-term dental issues and cosmetic procedures follow. At Avero Dental, we have many options to restore your smile to the one you remember. These include:

Dental bonding can fix the following dental flaws:

Long-Term Benefits

A full-mouth restoration offers immediate benefits: less pain, no infections, and stabilization. The real advantages come in the long-term benefits. This type of treatment plan allows you to eat foods you love while improving your diet, which in turn improves your health and quality of life. You speak more clearly, gain more confidence, and have a smile that opens opportunities for you personally and professionally. Those who suffer from debilitating oral health issues should consider a full mouth restoration. Call us at Avero Dental for an evaluation to see the type of treatment plan we can create for you.

FAQ

How long will a full mouth restoration take?

A full-mouth restoration is a complex plan that addresses both oral health and cosmetic issues. It can take two or three years to complete a full restoration.

How do I get started with a full mouth restoration?

The place to start is with an exam and evaluation with an Avero Dental professional. Call or book an appointment online.

Will insurance or the CDCP cover the cost of a full mouth restoration?

It is hard to say without checking individual plans and benefits. Typically, at least a portion of dental services for a full-mouth restoration would be covered. We can check benefits and provide you with a billing that shows your out-of-pocket costs.

Will my teeth look natural like they used to when I am done?

A full-mouth restoration addresses both clinical and cosmetic issues. Your smile will look natural and be functional.

FAQs

What is a full mouth restoration?

A coordinated plan to rebuild the health, function, and appearance of all your teeth. It may combine crowns, implants, bridges, and gum treatment.

How long does it take?

Several months, sometimes longer. We stage the work so you are comfortable and functional throughout rather than doing everything at once.

Is it painful?

Each step is done under freezing, and sedation is available if you would find that easier. Most patients manage recovery with over the counter pain relief.

How much does it cost?

It varies a great deal with what is involved. We provide a written treatment plan with costs before any work begins, and we can stage treatment to spread it out.