02
Nov
Full Mouth Reconstruction: What It Involves and Who It’s For
When several dental problems are happening at once, treating them one at a time can feel disjointed and drawn out. Full mouth reconstruction combines whatever procedures are needed into a single, coordinated plan.
What Counts as Full Mouth Reconstruction
It’s not one specific procedure. It’s a treatment process that typically involves multiple different procedures, built around restoring function, appearance, and confidence rather than addressing one isolated issue.
Common Problems That Lead Patients Here
- Missing teeth
- Crooked or damaged teeth
- Stained teeth
- Gaps between teeth
- Infected teeth or gum disease
- An uneven bite affecting how teeth come together
How Your Plan Gets Built
Dr. Weimar recommends only the treatments you actually need. A consultation covers your full situation, answers your questions, and talks through your smile goals before anything is finalized. Sedation options are available throughout treatment for patients who feel anxious about dental work.
Procedures That Might Be Part of Your Plan
Depending on what your case requires, a full mouth reconstruction plan might draw from:
- Tooth extractions for severely damaged or failing teeth, often to prepare for implants
- Same-day CEREC crowns for teeth with significant damage
- Dental bridges for one or more missing teeth
- Porcelain veneers, which can sometimes be completed in as few as two appointments
- Dental implants, including full-arch restoration in a single appointment
- Professional teeth whitening
- Root canal treatment for infected teeth
- Gum disease treatment
Why It’s All Done In-House
Weimar Family & Implant Dentistry performs every one of these procedures in-house, which means patients don’t need to juggle referrals to multiple specialists or coordinate care across different offices.
Starting the Conversation
If more than one dental issue has been piling up, a single consultation can map out exactly what it would take to fix all of them together. Schedule a visit to talk through what a full mouth reconstruction plan would look like for your smile.
Dr. Richard Weimar
Dr. Richard Weimar received his BA and DDS degrees from the University of Minnesota and opened his practice in 1984. He has provided exceptional dental care to Minnesota’s Maple Grove and Brooklyn Park communities for over 30 years.
He is a member of many professional associations, including the Academy of Osseointegration, International Congress of Oral Implantology, and American Society of Dental Anesthesiology.
Dr. Weimar is skilled and experienced in almost all areas of dentistry, including sedation dentistry, implants, one-visit crowns using CEREC technology, and veneers. He is a pioneer in introducing many new technologies in the state as he wanted to provide his patients a comfortable, pain-free, faster, and less expensive dental experience. He educates patients on all procedures so they can make informed decisions about their treatments. His mission is to create a dental office where patients can receive all treatments under one roof.