“They will not just change your smile for the better, they will change your life."
What Can I Expect During Recovery from Full Mouth Rehabilitation?
Recovery from full mouth rehabilitation can vary depending on the specific treatments performed. Since this process frequently involves multiple procedures—which may be staged across several appointments—recovery is typically gradual rather than a single event. Some patients experience mild soreness, swelling, or sensitivity following certain treatments, particularly those involving the gums or bone. These effects are generally temporary and manageable with over-the-counter pain medication. Soft food diets and modified oral hygiene routines may be recommended during specific phases of treatment. Throughout the process, Dr. Lodding’s team can provide clear aftercare instructions and remain available to address any concerns, helping ensure a smooth and comfortable recovery experience.
How Long Do Full Mouth Rehabilitation Results Last?
With proper care, full mouth rehabilitation results are designed to be long-lasting, often enduring for decades or, in many cases, a lifetime. The longevity of your results depends largely on the treatments performed and your commitment to ongoing oral hygiene. Brushing twice daily, flossing regularly, and attending routine dental checkups are essential to preserving your investment. Certain restorations, such as dental implants, can be particularly durable, while others like crowns or veneers may eventually require replacement after many years of use. Dr. Lodding will work with you to develop a maintenance plan tailored to your specific treatments, helping you protect and enjoy your restored smile for as long as possible.
Additional Full Mouth Rehabilitation Frequently Asked Questions
What if you’ve had more than one dentist work on your teeth?
In many cases, our patients have received multiple procedures over the years, resulting in a mismatched smile and a less-than-ideal bite. Dr. Lodding looks at your whole mouth, from your jaw and bite function to its aesthetic beauty, to create enhanced form and function and give you a new start for the rest of your life.
What’s involved in a full mouth rehabilitation?
Dr. Lodding will remove cracked, worn-down silver fillings and crowns, repair tooth-replacements such as dental bridges and dental implants, examine all jaw muscles to make sure they’re in ideal health, treat any periodontal disease, and contour your gumline with a virtually painless soft-tissue laser. Once all functional issues have been addressed, Dr. Lodding then focuses on the aesthetic aspects of your smile, utilizing a variety of treatments, from porcelain veneers or dental implants to teeth whitening.
How long will a full mouth rehabilitation take?
Our patients are often amazed at how quickly Dr. Lodding can perform a full mouth rehabilitation. He is able to achieve tremendous results at each appointment, and is known for his ability to transform patients’ smiles quickly and effectively. After only a few visits, you’ll see a major change in the way your smile looks and feels!
How can I pay for full mouth rehabilitation?
Dental insurance may cover some aspects of your procedure, depending on your treatment plan. Our staff can work with you to identify any insurance benefits that may be available to you. We also work with CareCredit®, one of the most reputable dental care financing companies in the nation. CareCredit® offers low-interest monthly payment plans to qualified applicants that can make paying for treatment more convenient. In addition, our office accepts a variety of payment methods, including cash, check, debit cards, and most credit cards.
For more information regarding full mouth rehabilitation, or to schedule a consultation with Dr. Lodding, please contact our dental office today.
