The safety, health and well-being of our mutual patients has always been our top priority. Whether this is through the care we provide or the environment of our surgical facilities. Our internal policies and procedures have always exceeded federally mandated guidelines to protect our patients and staff. Our commitment to provide your patients the safest care throughout this evolving situation is not something we take lightly.
We always have and will continue to go above and beyond to ensure that we are exceeding the highest standard of care and customer service.
Here are a few extra precautions that we are taking, but not limited to:
• Monitoring guidance from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the World Health Organization.
• Following the news related to local conditions on an hourly basis.
• Increasing the frequency of our sanitation practices inside and outside our surgical facilities.
• Wiping down our waiting rooms, chairs, counters and door handles hourly.
• Providing additional hand sanitizer to patients.
• Allowing our patients to wait in their cars or outside our office and notifying them when we are ready for their appointment.
We are also asking our patients a few questions to help mitigate any potential exposures. These questions are:
• If you are a patient who has traveled outside the US within the last month
• Had contact with someone who traveled outside the US and was/is now sick
• Had contact with someone who was diagnosed with the novel coronavirus or the flu
• Are you experiencing any of the following symptoms: Temperature, Active Cough or Trouble Breathing
If you answer yes, our doctor will be informed and will take appropriate action to protect patients and staff.
Sincerely,
The Doctors and Staff at SVII
Any cavities, decay, cracks, root canal issues, loose teeth, short or long teeth will need to be addressed before treatment planning can begin.
If you have any form of gum disease you may be required to seek treatment before restorations can begin. If your gums are not in good health, restorations will not last.
If you have TMJ or issues with your bite, your occlusion may need to be adjusted.
There are a number of reasons why you might need to undergo full mouth reconstruction, including:
Your cosmetic doctor can perform a comprehensive dental exam to determine if you are a good candidate for full mouth reconstruction. The exam will focus on:
Since every case is unique, only qualified dental professionals can determine exactly which procedures you will need for full mouth reconstruction. Most procedures are performed in a series of phases and the entire treatment process can take up to 12 months or more. Procedures may include:
If you have experienced a number of dental problems, need to replace missing teeth, or wish to improve the overall health and function of your smile, you may be a candidate for full mouth reconstruction. Learn more about full mouth reconstruction by setting up a consultation with your cosmetic doctor today!