Full Mouth Restoration

Full mouth restoration is a comprehensive treatment plan that rebuilds or replaces all or most of your teeth to restore function, health, and appearance. This complex treatment combines multiple procedures like crowns, bridges, implants, and sometimes orthodontics to completely transform your smile. Dr. Fenton carefully plans each step to give you teeth that work properly and look natural, often dramatically improving your quality of life.

You might need full mouth restoration if you have extensive tooth damage from decay, gum disease, injury, or severe wear. Patients who have lost multiple teeth, have failing dental work throughout their mouth, or suffer from bite problems that affect jaw function are good candidates. It’s also recommended for people whose teeth are so damaged that individual treatments won’t provide lasting results.

We use advanced pain management techniques and sedation options to keep you comfortable throughout the entire process. Each individual procedure is done with local anesthesia, and Dr. Fenton offers multiple sedation levels for anxious patients. While some soreness is normal after each treatment phase, most patients find the process much more comfortable than they expected. The life-changing results make any temporary discomfort worthwhile.

Full mouth restoration typically takes 6 months to 2 years, depending on the complexity of your case and treatments needed. We often work in phases to allow for proper healing between procedures. Some treatments like implants need several months to integrate with your bone. Dr. Fenton will create a detailed timeline during your consultation so you know what to expect at each stage.

Full mouth restoration can include dental implants, crowns, bridges, bone grafting, gum disease treatment, and orthodontics. We might also need extractions, root canals, or jaw joint therapy depending on your situation. Dr. Fenton customizes each treatment plan to address your specific needs and goals. The combination of treatments is designed to give you optimal function and appearance.

Full mouth restoration typically costs $20,000-$80,000 depending on the extent of treatment needed and materials used. While this represents a significant investment, it’s often less expensive than replacing individual teeth over many years. We’ll provide detailed cost estimates and discuss financing options to help make your treatment affordable. Many patients find the improved quality of life makes it worthwhile.

Insurance coverage varies depending on your plan and the specific treatments included. Many procedures in full mouth restoration are covered at 50-80% when medically necessary. Some cosmetic aspects might have limited coverage. We’ll work with your insurance company to maximize benefits and help you understand what’s covered. Our team handles all the paperwork to make the process easier for you.