Full Mouth Restoration Juarez Mexico

How it Works

If you are considering full mouth restoration, the process of being examined and evaluated will take one day to solidify a plan. In addition to the examination, this process requires records of your mouth, including x-rays, impressions made of both your lower and upper set of teeth, molds made of those impression, and an impression of the alignment of your bite. You may need to refer you to a specialist such an periodontist, oral surgeon or endodontist to come up with a strategy for your restoration plan. Rio Grande Dental is an interdisciplinary practice, we have all the specialist in the house. When your dentist has all the necessary information compiled you will receive a step- by -step dental plan 

What type of dental crown is best for me? and, what is the cost of it?

This brief guide will help you understand the different types of dental crowns, time and cost.

Zirconia

Zirconia is currently the strongest material out in the market. In fact, it is the material that we recommend for most in treatments on implants and in complete restorations. They have a very natural look and because of their structure, it helps to reduce plaque buildup.Biocompatibility, which means it’s less likely to provoke the body into producing a reaction or immunological response like inflammation. Monolithic zirconia crowns, which are made just from zirconia, although it may be less of an issue for teeth in the back of your mouth. Cost $416.00 per tooth

Porcelain/Ceramic Crown (E-max, Lava )

Porcelain or ceramic crowns provide the best and most natural look. They match your surrounding teeth in shape, size, and color. The best option for front teeth restorations. They are biocompatible: that means no metal is used, so they are toxic-free. Cost Per Tooth $399.00

PFM Crowns

 They provide both strength (due to their metal structure) and aesthetics (due to the porcelain coat that covers the cap).Porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns cost $279.00 per tooth

Gold crowns

Gold crowns are in fact a combination of copper and other metals, such as nickel or chromium. Dental gold crowns is rarely 100 % pure gold. The main advantage of gold crowns is their strength and durability. They are strong and highly resistant. They are ideal for posterior restorations (back teeth), especially second molars. Cost $420.00 per tooth.

CEREC Crown

Is a high-tech dental device that we have in our offices that allows our patients to go from diagnosis to walking out of our office with their new crown in place, all in the same day, uses the CAD/CAM or “Computer Aided Design” and “Computer Aided Manufacturing” technology to create your CEREC crown in just one visit. This cutting-edge digital mapping technology charts the inside of your mouth and takes a computer image of your tooth, so it’s very detailed and accurate. Your new tooth is milled out of a solid ceramic block in our office and bonded to your tooth after Dr. Nunez has prepared it. It’s that simple! Cost $279.00 per tooth.

Full mouth restoration 24 metal porcelain crowns price $6,696

Full mouth Restoration 24 full zirconia price $9,984

Veneers

A porcelain veneers is a thin shell made of porcelain that covers your teeth to improve their appearance. Candidates for porcelain veneers have healthy teeth and gums. They must also have sufficient tooth enamel serve as strong bonding surface for veneers. Furthermore, it is essential to have moderately straight teeth. Veneers can correct minor misalignment issues, but anything more could put too much pressure on them and cause cracks. If you want to enhance the appearance of your smile, schedule a consultation with the experts Rio Grande Dental.

How Many Appointments Are Necessary for Dental Crowns, full mouth restoration and Bridges?

While crowns and bridges are different devices, both procedures require two office visits. During the first visit, the dentist prepares the area and takes an impression also placement of temporary crowns. The prosthesis is fitted during the second visit. The first visit will take 2 days!

It takes approximately two/ three weeks for a dental laboratory to fabricate dental crowns and send the restorations back to the dental office. Patients return to the office when the crown is ready. 

Second visit. The dentist begins by removing the temporary crowns and cleaning the cement off the teeth. Then the dentist evaluates the fit of the crowns. The dentist then bonds the crowns to the teeth using dental cement. This usually takes 1 day to complete. However, it can take extra day if the dentist needs to make several changes to get the proper fit.

You have two choices : 

Stay for 6 days to complete your dental work or 

Stay 2 days (first visit) and come back 2/3 weeks later and stay 2 more days for placement for your dental work (second visit). *This choice is highly recommended for more than 6 crowns *

Contact Rio Grande Dental for a Consultation Today

If self-consciousness about your smile causes you to clench your teeth when you would otherwise be laughing, porcelain crowns and veneers may be right for you. Porcelain crowns and veneers can mask stains, cracks, minor alignment issues, and more. Rio Grande Dental will be more than happy to help you make the best decision that fits your lifestyle and budge. Contact us today to schedule your consultation (915) 588-2168, (888) 444-7778