Full Mouth Rehabilitation to improve your smile’s Health, Function, and Appearance

Perhaps you have a few different concerns within your smile. Or maybe you are dealing with extensive damage from periodontal disease or decay that has caused the removal of several teeth. At Advanced Dental Practices of Wrentham, MA, we understand how these conditions can negatively impact the smile. Not only can it make patients feel self-conscious about how they look, but it can also result in damage to the natural smile, an impact on one’s oral health and wellness, and the function of the smile as a whole. That is when our dental team may recommend to patients the benefits of full mouth rehabilitation.

What is full mouth rehabilitation?

Also known as a smile-makeover or “full mouth reconstruction,” rehabilitation of the smile at our dental office involves a combination of procedures to improve the smile’s health, function, and appearance. Our team at Advanced Dental Practices in Wrentham, MA, can educate patients on the methods that they can use to replace teeth and repair imperfections that might become problematic.

What is the cost of full mouth rehabilitation?

The treatment costs vary from patient to patient based on unique factors, including the number of teeth being replaced, the procedures used to improve the appearance of the teeth, and the solutions applied. During an initial appointment, patients can ask their dentist about the approximate cost of treatment when considering dental insurance coverage. Our front office team can determine if a patient is eligible for any coverage from their dental insurance plan to reduce the overall out-of-pocket expenses for the patient. The remaining costs may also be financed with our front office to make any dental treatment affordable for those on tight budgets.

Learn more about the process of full mouth reconstruction

If you have several concerns within your smile you would like to address with quality dental care; we welcome you to call Advanced Dental Practices today to find out if you are an appropriate candidate. We encourage patients in the Wrentham, MA, area to call our office at (508) 456-7111 to discuss solutions.