Full Mouth Rehabilitation Lancaster
Life-Changing Treatment to Renew Your Smile
Some patients reach a point of frustration and hopelessness after they have invested large amounts of money in their mouth only to have their dentition continue to fail. Conestoga Oral Surgery offers hope! With proper planning using 3D imaging computer simulation, we have the ability to remove painful/non-restorable teeth, place multiple dental implants, and deliver a prosthesis all within 24 hours. Continue reading below to learn more about full mouth rehabilitation in Lancaster, or contact us directly to set up a consultation.
Why Choose Conestoga Oral Surgery for Full Mouth Rehabilitation?
- Hundreds of Same-Day Implant Surgeries Successfully Completed
- Surgeries Often Completed in 1-2 Hours by Our Skilled Oral Surgeons, Leading to a Faster, More Comfortable Recovery
- Each Prosthesis Is Designed Using 3D Technology to Ensure the Perfect Fit
Is Full Mouth Rehabilitation Right for Me?
Full mouth rehabilitation with dental implants may be right for you if:
- You have lost all or most of your teeth.
- Your remaining natural teeth are in poor condition, and there is no way to reasonably restore their health and function.
- You are looking for a solution that will efficiently improve both your oral health and appearance.
Rest assured that almost anyone can benefit from full mouth rehabilitation, so do not hesitate to come in for a consultation, even if you have been struggling with poor oral health for many years.
The Full Mouth Rehabilitation Process
Full mouth rehabilitation with dental implants is a life-changing surgery that is a collaboration between our oral surgeons, our implant coordinators, a restoring general dentist, and a state-of-the-art dental lab. By having the surgery completed all in one visit, the number of overall office visits is reduced significantly, and you may have temporary teeth fixed in place within 24 hours, immediately increasing your confidence and ability to smile.
The procedure is completed in our fully equipped operating room with general anesthesia under the supervision of an Anesthesiologist/CRNA. The surgery, depending on your situation, lasts approximately 2 – 4 hours, and all of our patients go home the same day to begin the recovery process. Post-operative instructions, including dietary restrictions while healing, are reviewed by our friendly staff.
Our patient testimonies provide you with insight on how a full mouth rehabilitation team, like the one at Conestoga Oral Surgery, rallies around you to bring you both increased quality of life and confidence in your smile.
Zygomatic Dental Implants
Zygomatic dental implants are a unique part of full mouth rehabilitation for some patients. Traditional implants are inserted into a part of the jawbone known as the alveolar ridge. However, if the ridge in the upper jaw is not strong enough or large enough to support dental implants, we might recommend zygomatic implants instead. They are longer than their traditional counterparts, so they can be anchored in the cheekbones (also called zygoma or zygomatic bones). They can immediately support a temporary denture.
Understanding the Cost of a Full Mouth Rehabilitation
The cost of full mouth rehabilitation depends on your unique circumstances. During your consultation, our team can provide some specific numbers and help you understand your payment options. For example, we welcome both dental and medical insurance. Most patients also qualify for low-interest payment plans through CareCredit. Although full mouth rehabilitation might seem pricey, it is actually a wise investment in your long-term oral health and overall wellness.