Full Mouth Reconstruction Bloomington
A Century of Creating Smiles Built to Last
- Digitally precise planning with iTero®, intraoral cams, and X-rays
- Partnering with top surgeons for implant placement
- Serving our community since 1922 with multi-generational care
“Have been going to this dentist office for over 40 years and I have always had excellent prompt service. Their work has always been impeccable and best of all painless.” — Larry B., 5-Star Review
Meet Our Full Mouth Reconstruction Doctors Serving Bloomington, Champaign, and Beyond
Dr. David Wyse
- Graduate of the University of Illinois College of Dentistry
- Grew up in Bloomington and has cared for local families for decades
- Known for building long-term relationships and patient trust
- Deep experience in implant-supported crowns and full-arch restorations
- Committed to continuing education and modern dental technology
- Former team dentist for the Bloomington Blaze professional hockey team
Dr. Jay Chrisman
- Accredited by the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, a rare honor held by fewer than 250 dentists worldwide
- U.S. Navy veteran and third-generation dentist serving the Bloomington area
- Expert in complex cosmetic dentistry and restorative dentistry procedures, including smile makeovers
- Strong focus on comfort, communication, and long-term patient outcomes
- Trusted for precision in planning and placing custom implant restorations
- Active in the community and deeply committed to patient care continuity
Understanding the Cost of Implants Involved in Full Mouth Reconstruction Treatment Plans
Every full mouth reconstruction is different and so is the cost. Treatment plans are customized based on your needs, goals, and oral health. Here’s a general idea of what to expect:
- Single-tooth implant restoration: Starting at $2,600
All-on-4 denture (restoration only): Typically $12,000–$15,000
(Note: This does not include the cost of implant placement, which is handled by our trusted oral surgeon partners and may cost an additional $12,000–$15,000)
During your consultation, we’ll walk you through each phase of treatment, including any necessary tooth extractions, dental implant placement, crowns, or preparatory procedures. Our goal is to give you a complete picture with no surprises along the way.
Flexible Financing Options Available
We believe life-changing care should be accessible. That’s why we accept CareCredit®, a trusted third-party lender that allows you to break up the cost of treatment into manageable monthly payments.
- Low- and no-interest plans available
- Quick, simple application process
- Financing can cover any portion of your treatment, including restorations not covered by insurance
Take the first step today, and we’ll help you find a payment solution that fits your lifestyle and budget.
Do You Need Full Mouth Reconstruction?
Some dental problems can be solved with a single crown or dental implant. But when damage, decay, or missing teeth are widespread, a more comprehensive treatment approach may be the best solution. Full mouth reconstruction, also called full mouth restoration, is designed to rebuild your smile with long-term function and beauty in mind.
You may be a candidate if you have:
- Several missing or severely damaged teeth
- Ongoing dental issues that affect how you chew, speak, or smile
- Worn-down teeth from teeth grinding or untreated TMJ disorder
- A history of dental work that needs replacement or improvement
- Signs of gum disease or bone loss that compromise stability
Our team serving Bloomington and Champaign will begin with a full evaluation, not just of your teeth, but also of your bite, gum health, and overall oral function. From there, we’ll create a customized treatment plan that may combine multiple services to restore your healthy smile.
If you’ve been putting off care or have struggled to find lasting solutions, full mouth reconstruction can offer a fresh start with coordinated, comprehensive dental care that puts you at ease.
Dental Implants: From Single Teeth
to Full-Arch Support
Dental implants are the gold standard for replacing missing teeth and for many patients, they’re the foundation of a long-lasting full mouth reconstruction. We specialize in restoring dental implants with lifelike, custom-made restorations designed to look and function like your natural teeth.
Depending on your needs, your treatment plan may include:
- Single-tooth implants, each topped with a custom crown
- Implant-supported bridges, used to replace multiple adjacent teeth without compromising healthy teeth
- All-on-4® implant dentures, a streamlined type of implant denture using just four implants per arch
While implant placement is performed by a trusted oral surgeon, our team handles everything else, from initial digital scans to the final fit and finish of your restoration. We’re in close contact with your surgical team throughout the process, ensuring that every phase is fully coordinated and your outcome is seamless.
Implant restorations are especially beneficial for patients who want to regain full chewing power, prevent bone loss, and avoid the slipping or discomfort that can come with traditional dentures. Whether you’re missing one tooth or all of them, dental implants offer a stable, long-term solution that looks, feels, and functions just like natural teeth.
Traditional Restorations and Tooth Repair
Not every patient needs implants and full mouth reconstruction can still deliver transformative results using more traditional techniques. If you have teeth that are structurally sound but cosmetically or functionally compromised, we may recommend:
- Porcelain crowns, used to rebuild cracked, weakened, or worn teeth; often placed after root canal therapy
- Dental bridges, supported by natural teeth to replace one or more missing teeth
- Tooth-colored fillings as well as inlays and onlays to treat decay while preserving healthy structure
These solutions are ideal when we’re able to save and restore your existing teeth. They blend strength, comfort, and aesthetics and are designed to integrate with any additional implant or cosmetic work you may need.
As with every part of your reconstruction, we’ll carefully evaluate which techniques make the most sense for your goals. Our job isn’t just to restore your smile; it’s to do so in the most effective and minimally invasive way possible.
Supporting Patient Comfort With Sedation Dentistry
If you’ve been putting off dental work due to anxiety, you’re not alone and you’re not out of options. We offer sedation dentistry to help you feel more comfortable and confident during your full mouth reconstruction.
Sedation is a safe and effective way to reduce fear, calm the body, and make complex treatment feel more manageable. It’s especially helpful for patients with:
- Dental anxiety or phobia
- Sensitive gag reflexes or oral sensitivity
- Difficulty sitting through longer appointments
By easing tension and movement, sedation allows us to complete more treatment in fewer visits, all while helping you stay relaxed from start to finish. We’ll discuss your sedation options during your consultation and tailor the approach to your needs. Our goal is simple: to make sure every step of your care feels calm, clear, and completely manageable.
Enhancing Your Final Result With Cosmetic Solutions
Some full mouth reconstruction plans also include cosmetic treatments to refine the final look of your smile. These may be especially helpful if your goals go beyond function to include improved confidence and aesthetics.
Popular finishing touches include:
- Porcelain veneers or bonding to correct shape, color, or size
- Professional teeth whitening to brighten your smile
- Invisalign® for patients who want to straighten minor misalignment
These services can be built into your plan from the start or added once your reconstruction is complete. Your dentist in Bloomington, IL, will guide you through every option.
Frequently Asked Questions About Full Mouth Reconstruction in Bloomington
Can I get implants if I’ve worn dentures for years?
Yes! Many patients who’ve used traditional dentures for years are still excellent candidates for dental implants. In fact, implant-supported dentures offer greater stability and comfort. During your consultation, we’ll assess your bone structure and refer you to a trusted surgeon for implant placement and any preparatory steps, like bone grafting, that are needed.
What if I only need to fix a few teeth?
Full mouth reconstruction doesn’t mean every tooth needs work. In some cases, patients qualify for a simplified plan that focuses on key areas like a few crowns, a bridge, or one implant. We’ll help you understand whether a targeted or comprehensive approach makes more sense for your smile and budget.
What’s the difference between full mouth reconstruction and a smile makeover?
A smile makeover is primarily cosmetic, meaning it's focused on how your teeth look. Full mouth reconstruction is restorative. It addresses health, structure, and function first, and may include cosmetic enhancements later. If you’re dealing with decay, damage, or missing teeth, reconstruction is the more comprehensive option.
“If you are looking for a great dental experience, I highly recommend Wyse Family and Cosmetic Dentistry. We’ve been going there for years and have always had excellent service and great customer care. The office staff is wonderful to work with and everyone is super friendly.” — Tammy H., 5-Star Review
