Treatment
Reconstructive dentistry in [CITY]
Rebuilding worn, broken or heavily filled teeth so your bite is comfortable, stable and looks like you again.
- Treatment time
- [N] weeks to [N] months
- Visits
- Staged to suit you
- Includes
- Crowns, bridges, onlays, dentures
- Fees from
- [PRICE] per crown
What is reconstructive dentistry?
Reconstructive, or restorative, dentistry repairs and replaces teeth that have been damaged by decay, wear, grinding, trauma or old dental work that is failing.
Rather than fixing one tooth at a time as problems appear, we look at how your whole bite works and plan treatment in a sensible order, so new restorations last.
Is it right for you?
You may benefit from a reconstructive plan if:
- Your teeth are worn, short, chipped or sensitive
- You have several large fillings or crowns that keep failing
- Your bite feels uneven or your jaw is often tired
- You have gaps from missing teeth
- You have been told your dental work needs replacing
How treatment works
- 01
Full assessment
Photographs, scans, X-rays and a bite analysis give us the complete picture.
- 02
Trial design
We design your new tooth shapes digitally and, where helpful, let you try them in your mouth before committing.
- 03
Staged treatment
Foundations first: gums, decay and root canals. Then definitive crowns, bridges or implants.
- 04
Protection and maintenance
A night guard and regular reviews protect the result.
Fees and payment
You receive a written plan with itemised fees before anything begins. [Payment plan details.]
| Comprehensive assessment | [PRICE] |
|---|---|
| Ceramic crown | [PRICE] |
| Bridge, per unit | [PRICE] |
| Full-mouth reconstruction | Quoted individually |
[Insurance and financing note.]
Case study
Reconstructive dentistry: patient case
[Short case summary: the patient’s concern, the treatment chosen and the outcome. Published with written consent.]
FAQ
Reconstructive dentistry questions
Do I need to do everything at once?
No. We prioritise what is urgent and stage the rest over months or years to suit your time and budget.
How long do crowns last?
It varies with the material, your bite and how well the tooth is cleaned. We will give you a realistic expectation for your situation.
Will my new teeth look natural?
Shape, shade and translucency are matched to your face and any remaining natural teeth, and you approve the design first.
Your first visit
Begin with a consultation
An unhurried appointment to understand your concerns, examine your mouth and set out your options with clear costs.