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, a reconstruction plan considers how teeth, gums, jaw joints, and bite all work together, so restorations are placed with long-term function and comfort in mind.

Who Provides This Care

At 1st Family Dental, complex restorative cases like full mouth reconstruction are guided by our prosthodontists, including Dr. Ghassan Abboud, Dr. Faisel Ashtewi, Dr. Sara Bañuelos, and Dr. Tala Ghishan, who specialize in restoring and replacing teeth.

Building Blocks of a Reconstruction Plan

Crowns & Bridges — Used to rebuild damaged teeth or replace missing ones anchored to neighboring teeth.
Dental Implants — Implant-supported crowns, bridges, or dentures, including All-on-4 Implant Dentistry for full-arch replacement.
Bone Grafting — Builds up bone that has been lost, when needed to support implants.
Dentures & Partial Dentures — Removable options for replacing multiple missing teeth.
Root Canal Therapy & Extractions — Address infected teeth or remove those that cannot be saved before rebuilding.

Planning With Precision

We use 3D CT imaging and digital panoramic X-rays to evaluate bone, nerve paths, and existing teeth, and guided implant surgery to help place implants at the position planned for your case.