Full Mouth Reconstruction

Full mouth reconstruction combines multiple dental treatments to rebuild a bite that has been affected by extensive decay, wear, trauma, or missing teeth. Rather than treating one tooth at a time, the goal is to restore comfortable chewing function, protect remaining tooth structure, and give the smile a cohesive, natural appearance. Because every case is different, treatment is planned around each patient's own combination of needs.

Who Full Mouth Reconstruction Can Help

Extensive tooth loss — replacing multiple missing teeth with a mix of implants, bridges, or dentures.
Severe wear or fracture — rebuilding teeth worn down by grinding, acid erosion, or long-term damage.
Combined restorative needs — coordinating crowns, root canals, gum treatment, and implants into one plan.

Planning Your Treatment

Prosthodontists such as Dr. Ghassan Abboud, Dr. Faisel Ashtewi, Dr. Sara Bañuelos, and Dr. Tala Ghishan have specialty training focused on restoring and replacing teeth, which is the foundation of full mouth reconstruction. Treatment planning may draw on 3D Cone Beam CT Imaging to evaluate bone and nerve position, an iTero Element Scanner for a precise digital model of your bite, and Guided Implant Surgery when implants are part of the plan. A Digital Smile Preview can also help you see the intended result before treatment begins. Patients who feel anxious about longer procedures may be offered Nitrous Oxide Sedation or IV Sedation.