Full Mouth Reconstruction in Greenwood, IN
One coordinated plan for complex dental needs
Hoosier Family Dental provides full mouth reconstruction in Greenwood, Indiana, for patients with several broken, missing, worn, or damaged teeth. Dr. McBride combines the restorative treatments your smile needs into one personalized, step-by-step plan.
Written by the Hoosier Family Dental team. Reviewed by Dr. McBride. Last updated July 2026.
What is full mouth reconstruction?
Full mouth reconstruction is a personalized treatment plan that restores multiple teeth and addresses several dental problems at the same time.
Depending on your needs, treatment may include:
- Dental crowns
- Dental bridges
- Dental implants
- Full or partial dentures
- Root canal treatment
- Tooth extractions
- Fillings or other restorative care
- Gum disease treatment
- Bite adjustments
The goal is to restore oral health, function, comfort, and appearance through treatments planned in the correct sequence.
When more than one tooth needs treatment, start with one plan
Treating broken, missing, or painful teeth one at a time may not address how the problems affect your mouth as a whole. Full mouth reconstruction begins with a complete evaluation so each procedure supports the next.
Dr. McBride reviews your teeth, gums, bite, jawbone, existing dental work, and long-term goals before recommending treatment. You will receive a clear explanation of what needs attention, which procedures may help, and the order in which care should happen.
Who may need full mouth reconstruction?
Full mouth reconstruction may be appropriate for adults with several related dental concerns, including:
- Multiple missing teeth
- Broken, cracked, or severely damaged teeth
- Teeth worn down by grinding or an uneven bite
- Extensive decay
- Failing crowns, bridges, or fillings
- Difficulty biting or chewing
- Chronic dental pain
- Advanced gum disease
- Dental damage caused by injury
- A combination of restorative and cosmetic concerns
Not every patient needs treatment throughout the entire mouth. Dr. McBride will recommend only the procedures needed to restore your health and function.
Full mouth reconstruction treatments at Hoosier Family Dental
Your plan may combine several restorative services based on the condition of your teeth, gums, and jawbone.
Dental crowns
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Crowns cover and protect teeth that are weakened, cracked, severely worn, or heavily restored. They may also be placed after root canal treatment.
Dental bridges
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A dental bridge replaces one or more adjacent missing teeth using support from neighboring teeth or dental implants.
Dental implants
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Dental implants replace missing tooth roots and support crowns, bridges, or larger restorations. Dr. McBride places implants in-office and uses CBCT 3D imaging to plan treatment.
Full and partial dentures
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Dentures may replace several missing teeth or an entire arch. Your plan may include traditional or implant-supported options, depending on your needs.
Root canal treatment
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Root canal treatment can help save a damaged or infected tooth by removing the infected tissue inside it and restoring the tooth with a crown when needed.
Tooth extractions
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A tooth may need to be removed when it cannot be predictably repaired. Dr. McBride will explain replacement options before extraction whenever possible.
Gum treatment
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Healthy gums provide the foundation for restorative treatment. Gum disease may need to be treated before crowns, bridges, implants, or dentures are placed.
One coordinated treatment plan
Dr. McBride evaluates your entire mouth and maps the necessary procedures together so treatment is completed in a logical order.
Comprehensive diagnostic evaluation
Your examination may include digital X-rays, panoramic imaging, gum measurements, oral cancer screening, intraoral photographs, and CBCT imaging when appropriate.
In-office restorative and implant care
Hoosier Family Dental provides many of the procedures involved in full mouth reconstruction, including dental implants, crowns, bridges, and other restorative treatments.
Clear priorities and sequencing
Your plan separates urgent needs from treatments that can safely wait, helping you understand what should happen first and why.
Treatment at a manageable pace
Complex care can often be divided into phases. Dr. McBride will explain how each stage fits into the larger plan and help schedule treatment around your needs.
Financing and payment support
CareCredit financing and an in-house membership plan are available. The team can also help you understand applicable dental insurance benefits.
Why choose Hoosier Family Dental for full mouth reconstruction?
How full mouth reconstruction works
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Comprehensive evaluation
Dr. McBride examines your teeth, gums, bite, and existing dental work to create a complete picture of your oral health.
Your evaluation may include:
- Full-mouth digital X-rays
- A panoramic image
- Gum measurements
- An oral cancer screening
- Intraoral photographs
- A review of your medical and dental history
- CBCT 3D imaging when needed
- A discussion of your concerns and goals
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Personalized treatment plan
Dr. McBride explains:
- Which teeth can be restored
- Which teeth may need to be removed
- Which replacement options are available
- The recommended order of treatment
- The estimated timeline
- The expected cost
- Available insurance, membership, or financing options
You will have time to ask questions before deciding how to proceed.
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Stabilize urgent dental problems
Pain, infection, active decay, and gum disease are usually addressed before final restorative work begins. This creates a healthier foundation for later treatment.
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Restore or replace damaged teeth
Treatment may include crowns, bridges, implants, root canals, dentures, or other restorative procedures. Care is completed in stages based on your plan.
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Protect your results
After treatment, regular exams, professional cleanings, and daily oral hygiene help protect your restored smile. A nightguard or other appliance may be recommended if grinding or bite forces contributed to the original damage.
Benefits of a coordinated treatment plan
Planning several procedures together may help:
- Restore more comfortable chewing
- Replace missing teeth
- Protect weakened teeth
- Address pain, decay, or infection
- Improve bite balance
- Reduce uneven tooth wear
- Improve the appearance of damaged teeth
- Avoid treatments that interfere with future care
- Create a clear treatment sequence and timeline
Your results will depend on your oral health, treatment needs, healing, and ongoing dental care.
Full mouth reconstruction versus a smile makeover
Full mouth reconstruction and a smile makeover may include some of the same procedures, but their primary purposes are different.
Full mouth reconstruction focuses on:
- Restoring damaged or missing teeth
- Treating disease or infection
- Improving chewing and function
- Rebuilding a stable bite
- Addressing several dental problems together
A smile makeover focuses mainly on cosmetic concerns, such as tooth color, shape, spacing, or symmetry.
Some treatment plans address both health and appearance. Dr. McBride will explain which procedures are medically necessary and which are elective.
Sedation options for complex dental treatment
Patients who feel anxious about longer or more involved treatment can ask about sedation dentistry.
Hoosier Family Dental offers:
- Nitrous oxide for mild to moderate relaxation
- Oral conscious sedation for a deeper level of calm
- Sedation recommendations depend on your medical history, anxiety level, procedure, and transportation arrangements.
Real full mouth reconstruction patient stories
– Kevin
“Dr. McBride replaced my crown and made the entire experience comfortable and stress-free. He even called afterward to check on me and shared his direct number.”
– Janet S.
“I came in for two crowns and received gentle, accommodating care throughout. They are the best crowns I’ve ever had.”
– Roy W.
“As a new patient, I received excellent care and a thorough treatment plan.”
– Andrew D.
“I had a crown replaced and could not be happier with the experience. The team communicated clearly, was friendly, and managed my discomfort extremely well.”
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Frequently asked questions about full mouth reconstruction
What is full mouth reconstruction?
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Full mouth reconstruction is a personalized treatment plan that restores multiple damaged, missing, or unhealthy teeth. It may combine crowns, bridges, implants, dentures, root canals, gum treatment, or other restorative procedures.
Who is a candidate for full mouth reconstruction?
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Adults with several missing, broken, worn, decayed, or painful teeth may be candidates. Dr. McBride will also evaluate your gums, jawbone, bite, health history, and existing dental work before recommending treatment.
Is full mouth reconstruction the same as replacing every tooth?
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No. Full mouth reconstruction does not automatically mean treating or replacing every tooth. It means evaluating the entire mouth and coordinating the procedures needed to restore health and function.
How is full mouth reconstruction different from receiving separate treatments?
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Separate procedures may address individual problems. Full mouth reconstruction plans several treatments together so their timing, sequence, and final results support one another.
Which procedures can be included?
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A treatment plan may include crowns, bridges, dental implants, dentures, root canals, fillings, extractions, gum treatment, and bite adjustments. The exact combination depends on your needs.
How long does full mouth reconstruction take?
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The timeline depends on the number and type of procedures involved. Some plans may take several visits, while cases involving dental implants, healing, or gum treatment may take several months. You will receive an estimated timeline after your evaluation.
How much does full mouth reconstruction cost in Greenwood?
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Cost depends on the procedures included, the number of teeth treated, and whether preliminary care is required. Hoosier Family Dental provides a personalized estimate after your evaluation.
Does dental insurance cover full mouth reconstruction?
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Dental insurance may cover part of medically necessary procedures such as crowns, root canals, extractions, or dentures. Coverage varies by plan, and cosmetic procedures may not be included. The team can help you review your benefits.
Can treatment be completed in phases?
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Yes. Full mouth reconstruction is often divided into phases based on urgency, healing requirements, budget, and patient preference. Dr. McBride will explain which treatments should happen first.
Is full mouth reconstruction painful?
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Procedures are performed with local anesthesia to help keep you comfortable. Nitrous oxide or oral sedation may also be available. Recovery and discomfort vary depending on the treatments completed.
Will I be without teeth during treatment?
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Not necessarily. Temporary restorations or other solutions may be available while your mouth heals or while final restorations are being made. This depends on your individual plan.
Can dental implants be part of full mouth reconstruction?
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Yes. Dental implants may replace one or more missing teeth and support crowns, bridges, or larger restorations. Your jawbone and oral health must be evaluated first.
Start with a complete plan for your smile
Meet with Dr. McBride for a comprehensive evaluation and get clear answers about which teeth need treatment, which options are available, how care can be phased, and what it may cost.
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Serving Greenwood, Bargersville, Franklin & Southern Indianapolis, our practice has easy parking, friendly faces, and a team ready to take great care of you.
Address
3056 W Stones Crossing Rd, Suite A,
Greenwood, IN 46143
Greenwood, IN 46143
Phone
Call (317) 535-7141
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7:30am – 4:30pm
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