Full Mouth Reconstruction in Kondapur & Vizag (Chew Comfortably Again)

Full mouth reconstruction at Smile Dental: step‑by‑step

1. Diagnosis + planning (bite, wear, gum health, failing restorations, missing teeth)
2. iTero Lumina scan (radiation‑free) to plan and explain clearly
3. Stabilise urgent issues (pain, infection, broken teeth, gum inflammation)
4. Foundation phase (build strength and stability: bite planning, key restorations)
5. Rebuild phase (crowns/bridges/implants as needed, staged for predictability)
6. Fine‑tuning phase (bite refinement, comfort checks, final aesthetics)
7. Protection plan (night guard if grinding, hygiene maintenance, follow‑up schedule)

Why full mouth reconstruction pricing varies

This is not a fixed “package.” Cost depends on what your mouth needs to become stable and comfortable.

Key drivers include:

• Number of teeth needing rebuild vs replacement
• Whether implants are needed for missing teeth
• Gum condition and whether gum therapy is required first
• Bite complexity and wear patterns (especially grinding/clenching)
• Materials and staging (temporary phase vs final phase)

The “mega mean mouse” (why shortcuts fail)

Quick fixes in an unstable mouth often lead to:

• repeated crown fractures
• recurring sensitivity or infection
• bite discomfort that never settles
• money spent twice — once on the patch, again on the rebuild

Full mouth reconstruction is the opposite approach: rebuild the foundation so the results hold up.

Aftercare that protects your investment

• Follow cleaning guidance closely — gum health is the foundation of long‑term success
• If you grind/clench, follow the protection plan (this is a major reason reconstructions fail early)
• Keep follow‑ups — small bite adjustments early prevent cracks later
• Avoid using teeth as tools (opening packets, biting pens) — it stresses restorations
• Maintain checkups and professional cleaning intervals recommended for your risk level

Q: What is full mouth reconstruction?
A: It’s a staged plan to rebuild most or all teeth for stable chewing, bite comfort, and long‑term durability using the right mix of treatments.

Q: How is it different from a smile makeover?
A: Smile makeover is cosmetic-first. Full mouth reconstruction is function-first (bite stability and long-term strength), and aesthetics follow.

Q: Do I need implants for full mouth reconstruction?
A: Not always. It depends on how many teeth are missing and what’s most stable for your case.

Q: How long does it take?
A: It depends on complexity and staging. Some cases are quicker; others need phased steps for safe healing and stability.

Q: Will it be painful?
A: Most steps are comfortable with proper anesthesia and planning. Mild soreness can happen after certain procedures.

Q: Can you do it in phases?
A: Yes. Phased treatment is often the safest way and easier for patients.

Q: What if I grind my teeth?
A: Grinding/clenching is one of the biggest risk factors for repeated breakage. We plan protection and bite stability accordingly.

Q: What do I leave with after the first consult?
A: Clarity: what’s urgent, what’s next, expected timeline, and a plan designed for long-term results.

Full mouth reconstruction is usually a good fit if…

• You have multiple failing teeth/restorations and want a long‑term solution
• Chewing is uncomfortable or your bite feels unstable
• Teeth are worn down from grinding/clenching
• You have several missing teeth and want a planned rebuild
• You want staged treatment (so you’re not overwhelmed)
• You want “done properly once,” not repeated patchwork

We may recommend a different approach if…

• Your concern is purely cosmetic and teeth are structurally stable (Smile Makeover is better)
• Gum infection is active and needs stabilisation first (we treat foundations first)
• You want a fast, one‑visit transformation with no staged plan
• Medical factors require specialist coordination before major rehabilitation (case‑dependent)

What most people want to know upfront

• How long does it take? It’s staged. Timelines depend on how many teeth are involved and whether implants/gum therapy are needed.
• Is it painful? Most steps are comfortable with proper planning and anesthesia.
• Can it be done in phases? Yes — phased plans are often the safest and most realistic.
• Will it look natural? Yes — but function comes first, then aesthetics.
• Will I be able to chew normally? That’s the main goal: stable chewing and comfortable bite.

What full mouth reconstruction actually is

Full mouth reconstruction (also called full mouth rehabilitation) is a customised plan to repair or replace most or all teeth when the mouth has multiple failing areas — worn teeth, repeated fractures, multiple missing teeth, old restorations failing, gum issues, or bite collapse.

This is not a one‑day procedure. It’s a sequence designed for predictable results.

How it’s different from a Smile Makeover (important)

• Smile Makeover is cosmetic‑first: colour, shape, symmetry, “natural premium look.”
• Full Mouth Reconstruction is function‑first: chewing comfort, bite stability, stopping repeat breakage, and protecting teeth and bone long‑term.

You can still end up with a beautiful smile — but the priority is stability and health.

Common signs you might need full mouth reconstruction

• Teeth are wearing down, flattening, or chipping often
• Multiple crowns/fillings keep failing or breaking
• You avoid chewing on one side because it feels uncomfortable
• You have multiple missing teeth and the bite feels “off”
• Old dental work is failing across different areas
• You grind/clench and teeth are cracking
• You feel like you’re “always at the dentist” but never truly done

What happens if you delay (the honest answer)

When the bite is unstable, teeth don’t fail one at a time — they fail in a chain. Delaying can lead to:

• more cracks and deeper breakage
• more infection risk in weakened teeth
• shifting bite and chewing imbalance
• treatment becoming longer and more expensive later

Our goal is to stop the cycle early and rebuild a stable foundation.

What we do in your first visit (so you leave with clarity)

• We listen to your story first: what keeps failing, what hurts, what you can’t chew
• We assess teeth, gums, bite forces, and existing restorations
• We use the iTero Lumina scan (radiation‑free) for clear visibility so you can see what we’re seeing
• If additional imaging is needed, we recommend it only when clinically required
• You leave with a phased plan: what’s urgent, what’s next, and what can wait safely

The Smile Dental Clinic approach (why this is different)

Full mouth reconstruction succeeds when planning is long‑term. Dr. Rajesh’s 33 years of experience, orthodontics, and facial orthopedics mindset adds value here: we don’t just “cap teeth.” We plan how teeth, bite, and jaw forces work together so the result lasts.