Full Mouth Reconstruction in Belmont, NC
A Plan for Every Tooth
- Combined Treatment Plans, One Office
- Five-Doctor Family Practice
- Early, Evening, and Saturday Appointments
Why Belmont Families Choose
South Point for Full Mouth Reconstruction
A full mouth reconstruction brings several restorative procedures together into a single, coordinated plan. Choosing the right dentist means choosing one who can handle that full range of treatments and sequence them so the entire plan comes together smoothly. Three things set our approach apart.
A full mouth reconstruction is several restorative procedures combined into one plan. The dentist you choose has to handle the breadth of treatments and coordinate them so the whole plan finishes well.
Full Mouth Reconstruction Cost and Financing
Full mouth reconstruction pricing varies widely with the case. The right plan for one patient may cost a fraction of what another patient's plan costs because the procedures involved are different. We walk through the full cost picture during your consultation so there are no surprises before treatment begins.
"I’d never choose another dentistry. The level of care and consideration is elevated to the highest stature and across the board. What I love most about this place are the people. Even if it is to just get my teeth cleaned, I always love coming here to have a fun conversation. You know, in the moments when I don’t have their tools prying my mouth open. Lol." — jay, 5-Star Review
You Can Have a Beautiful Smile Again With a Full Mouth Reconstruction
Full mouth reconstructions rehabilitate your entire mouth, from your back teeth to your front teeth. A full mouth reconstruction is a custom combination of treatments personalized to meet your oral health goals, meaning each patient will need a different set of procedures. Some dentistry treatments that may be included in your full mouth reconstruction include:
If you have a cavity, our Belmont, NC, dentists can remove the decay from your tooth and fill it with a restorative material. Dental fillings both relieve the pain caused by a cavity and improve the appearance and functionality of your tooth.
The Benefits of Full Mouth Reconstruction
Pain Relief
Poor dental care can cause pain in your mouth, jaw, and head. Conditions like TMJ disorders and toothaches can negatively affect your quality of life. Full mouth reconstruction can address multiple causes of pain by the end of your treatment plan.
Smile Enhancement
Restorative and cosmetic treatments can give you a healthy, beautiful smile. This often leads to increased self-confidence.
Improved Function
Teeth that are misaligned or missing can make it harder to eat certain foods. Your speaking ability can also improve with new restorations.
We Can Enhance Your Smile
Contact Our Belmont
Office Today
Full mouth reconstruction can improve your oral health and give you a smile you'll be proud to share. Patients who undergo full mouth reconstruction treatment with our dentists can not only smile again after leaving our Belmont, NC, dental office, but also eat with ease and speak clearly.
It doesn't matter if you have infected teeth, missing teeth, or had poor dental care. South Point Family Dentistry can restore your oral health with a personalized treatment plan. We're happy to help patients in Charlotte and surrounding areas.
Do Any of These Conditions Apply to Your Smile? We Can Provide Dental Care Treatment
Root Canal Infection
Our Belmont dentists can remove an infection from a tooth with a root canal treatment, relieving discomfort and keeping the infection from spreading. A dental crown can be placed to protect the remaining tooth structure. If the tooth is too compromised, an extraction may be needed to preserve your oral health.
Gum Disease and Recession
Your gum tissue can recede due to periodontal disease, daily wear, and grinding or clenching your teeth. Our gum disease treatments can remove tartar and plaque from below your gumline and help your gums reattach to your teeth, improving the overall health of your mouth.
Missing Teeth
A missing tooth will cause your other teeth to shift position. Not only do missing teeth make it harder to eat and speak, but they also lead to tissue loss and sunken facial features. A few missing teeth can be replaced with a bridge or partial denture, while traditional or dental implant-supported dentures replace a full arch.
Very friendly staff. It’s always a friendly check in and a very good exam, cleaning and evaluation by the Dentist. I’ve been a patient here for many years and in fact my daughter and grandkids also have been patients here for several years. They are very professional and I would invite any family, looking for a Dentist, to give South Point Dentistry a call. - Kathy
Dental Implants Are a Lifetime Solution to Replace Missing Teeth
While the typical restoration can last 10 years or longer, implants last a lifetime. Prosthetics that are anchored by implants are more secure than traditional restorations and maintain jawbone integrity. No matter how many teeth you need to extract or replace, there is an implant-supported restoration that will give you a full smile.
Dental Crowns
With an implant-supported crown, an artificial tooth is attached to the implant to replace a single lost tooth. The crowns are crafted in shape and color to match your natural teeth.
Dental Bridges
Dental bridges fill in the gap created by multiple missing teeth in a row. Traditional bridges require crowning the teeth surrounding the gap. Implant-supported bridges eliminate the need to reshape your healthy teeth.
Full or Partial Dentures
Traditional dentures can be unstable and are known to slip out of place. Implant-supported dentures are firmly fixed in your mouth, eliminating the fear of them slipping out.
Cosmetic Dentistry That Complements Full Mouth Reconstruction
After your restorative treatments, South Point Family Dentistry can combine cosmetic procedures to give your smile an even more stunning appearance. Two treatment options that go well with a full mouth reconstruction include:
Bonding
Dental bonding uses a tooth-colored resin to correct and conceal chips, cracks, and other minor imperfections.
Teeth Whitening
Our take-home teeth whitening kits can be used in accordance with your schedule to give you a more radiant smile.
