Full-Mouth Reconstruction.

Full-mouth reconstruction rebuilds all of the teeth in the upper and lower jaw, combining whatever mix of crowns, bridges, dentures, veneers, and implants a case needs into a single treatment plan.

It goes beyond replacing what's missing. Trauma, long-untreated decay or gum disease, and years of wear each affect a mouth differently, so a reconstruction plan is built around what your case actually needs, not a single fix.

Why a full-mouth rebuild

Trauma. An accident can damage multiple teeth at once, requiring repairs that address both function and appearance together.

Infection. Untreated decay or gum disease can lead to tooth loss. A root canal removes infected pulp and preserves what can be saved, while missing teeth are typically replaced with implants.

Long-term wear. Grinding, acid reflux, and years of inadequate care wear teeth down gradually, until several teeth need attention at once.

What to expect

Your case begins with a comprehensive consultation, where Dr. Cross examines your bite, teeth, and jaw to build a plan tailored to your case.

Delaying treatment allows the underlying problem to progress. A reconstruction plan can combine crowns, bridges, dentures, veneers, and implants as needed. If a single crown or bridge is all your case calls for, that starts with the same comprehensive consultation.

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