Rebuild health, function, and confidence.
Full-mouth rehabilitation is designed for patients whose dental needs extend beyond a single tooth or cosmetic concern.
Significant wear, damaged or missing teeth, failing dental work, bite problems, or several overlapping concerns can affect the way the entire mouth functions. Rather than treating each issue in isolation, we evaluate the complete dental system and develop one coordinated plan.
A comprehensive evaluation.
Planning may include evaluation of your teeth, gums, bone support, existing dental work, missing teeth, bite, jaw relationships, patterns of tooth wear, function, appearance, and your individual priorities.
Digital photographs, CBCT imaging, intraoral scanning, and other diagnostic information may be incorporated when appropriate.
Treatments may include.
- Tooth-colored restorations
- Dental crowns
- Bridges
- Dental implants
- Complete or partial dentures
- Invisalign®
- Cosmetic bonding
- Porcelain veneers
- Bite rehabilitation
- Extractions when necessary as part of the overall treatment plan
More Than a Cosmetic Change
Appearance matters, but full-mouth rehabilitation begins with creating a healthy, stable and functional foundation.
Cosmetic considerations are incorporated into that broader plan so the final result can address health, comfort, function, bite, stability, and appearance together.
- Health
- Comfort
- Function
- Bite
- Stability
- Appearance
Start by understanding the whole picture.
A comprehensive evaluation allows us to identify priorities and develop a coordinated treatment plan.