Full Mouth Dental Rehabilitation

Why Patients Trust Us for Full Mouth Rehabilitation

✔ Expertise in both cosmetic and restorative services
✔ Advanced technology, including digital imaging and CT scans
✔ Compassionate care with a focus on comfort and long-term results
✔ Experienced dentists with advanced training in full mouth reconstruction

What Is Full Mouth Rehabilitation?

Full mouth rehabilitation is a customized treatment plan that restores the health, function, and appearance of your entire smile by addressing multiple dental issues at once.

Our team includes two prosthodontists, a general dentist, and an endodontist, so we can provide both restorative and cosmetic treatments in-house. 

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When surgical procedures such as dental implant placement or bone grafting are needed, we coordinate care with trusted specialists. Once those steps are complete, patients return to us for the design and placement of their final restorations.

A treatment plan may include:

• Scaling and root planing
• Root canal therapy
• Veneers
• Dental crowns 
• Dental bridges
• Gummy smile treatment
• Implant-supported restorations 

This comprehensive approach is often recommended for patients with widespread decay, missing teeth, worn enamel, or bite problems that affect comfort and chewing. By combining restorative and cosmetic procedures, we rebuild a strong foundation while creating a healthier, more attractive smile.

Am I a Candidate for Full Mouth Rehabilitation?

Full mouth rehabilitation is designed for patients with complex dental needs. You may be a good candidate if you:

• Have multiple missing, cracked, or decayed teeth
• Experience chronic jaw pain or bite problems when chewing
• Suffer from advanced periodontal disease requiring scaling and root planing
• Require a combination of treatments such as implant procedures, porcelain veneers, or partial dentures
• Have had previous dental work (silver alloy fillings, older dentures, or bridges) that needs updating
  

During your consultation, we will assess your oral health, bone density, gum tissue, and overall medical history to determine the safest and most effective plan.

What to Expect During the Full Mouth Rehabilitation Process

Every treatment plan is unique, but most full-mouth rehabilitation cases follow a clear sequence. Here’s what you can expect:

1. Consultation and Diagnostics

We begin with a thorough dental exam, digital imaging, and CBCT scans when needed. Using Digital Smile Design, we can simulate potential outcomes and show you how different treatments will impact your smile before any work begins. This technology allows us to evaluate your teeth, gums, bite, and bone support with precision while aligning the treatment plan with your goals and expectations.

2. Treatment Planning

Using the diagnostic results, our team maps out a step-by-step plan. If surgical procedures such as implant placement or bone grafting are required, we coordinate care with trusted specialists. Once those steps are complete, you return to our office for the restorative and cosmetic phases.

3. Restorative Phase

We focus first on rebuilding strength and function. This stage may involve root canal therapy, new crowns or bridges, or replacing older restorations with updated, more natural-looking materials. For patients receiving dental implants, we design and place the custom restorations once the implants are stable.

4. Cosmetic and Functional Finishing

The finishing phase brings harmony to your smile. Treatments such as porcelain veneers, crown lengthening, or cosmetic recontouring enhance the appearance of your teeth and gums, creating a result that looks natural and feels comfortable.

What Are the Benefits of Full Mouth Rehabilitation?

Full-mouth rehabilitation offers both functional and aesthetic benefits. By combining multiple treatments into a single comprehensive plan, patients can enjoy lasting improvements in their health, comfort, and appearance.

• Improved function: Eat and chew comfortably again with a restored bite.
• Better oral health: Treats underlying issues, including gum disease, dental decay, and periodontal disease.
• Enhanced confidence: A smile makeover that restores your natural smile.
• Durability: Strong materials, such as porcelain crowns, dental implants, and implant-supported dentures, provide long-term solutions.

How Much Does Full Mouth Rehabilitation Cost?

Costs vary depending on:

• Your dental needs
• The number and type of procedures included
• Insurance coverage for restorative versus cosmetic services
  

Treatments addressing oral health conditions, such as gum disease, may be partially covered, while elective cosmetic procedures may not be. During your consultation, we’ll provide a transparent estimate and discuss flexible financing options.or Vivastyle LED Whitening System. 

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