Full Mouth Reconstruction – Restore Your Smile Today
 Full mouth reconstruction is a life-changing solution for individuals dealing with extensive dental problems. At Cooley Smiles, we provide personalized restorative dentistry services that combine advanced techniques and technologies to restore both function and appearance. Whether you're facing widespread tooth damage, bite issues, or missing teeth, our dental reconstruction procedures can help you reclaim a confident, healthy smile.
What is Full Mouth Reconstruction?
Full mouth reconstruction refers to a comprehensive treatment plan that restores all teeth in the upper and lower jaws. It blends Restorative and Cosmetic Dentistry procedures to repair function, health, and aesthetics—unlike a smile makeover that focuses solely on appearance.
This is not a one-size-fits-all solution. Each plan is customized to the individual’s oral health needs. Unlike single-treatment approaches like just getting implants or crowns, full mouth reconstruction often involves a combination of procedures to address complex dental issues.
Ideal candidates typically include patients with:
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Multiple missing or damaged teeth - Individuals who have lost several teeth or whose teeth are beyond repair.
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Worn enamel or tooth erosion - Often caused by aging, acid erosion, or bruxism (teeth grinding).
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Bite misalignment and jaw pain - Cases requiring correction for functional and health reasons. |
A real-world example might be someone with missing molars, worn front teeth from grinding, and a misaligned bite—requiring a full plan to restore both oral function and appearance.
Common Reasons for Full Mouth Reconstruction
Several factors may lead someone to seek dental rehabilitation treatment. If you identify with any of the following conditions, a complete dental makeover might be the right choice:
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Extensive tooth decay or gum disease - Progressive conditions that have damaged much of the mouth.
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Multiple missing or severely broken teeth - Resulting in compromised chewing and speech.
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Trauma or injury - Accidents leading to fractured or dislodged teeth and jaw issues.
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Long-term denture use - Often accompanied by bone loss or gum reshaping needs.
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Genetic or lifestyle factors - Bruxism, acid reflux, or inherited dental weaknesses. |
These issues not only affect aesthetics but also your overall health, bite function, and confidence.
What Procedures May Be Involved?
A full mouth dental reconstruction plan can include a variety of dental reconstruction procedures, depending on your unique situation. Common treatments may include:
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Dental Implants - Permanent replacements for missing teeth that restore function and aesthetics.
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Crowns and Bridges - Used to protect damaged teeth or bridge gaps caused by tooth loss.
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Veneers - Thin shells that enhance the appearance of front teeth and correct minor defects.
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Bone Grafting or Sinus Lifts - Prepares the jaw for implants when bone density is low.
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Periodontal Therapy - Treats gum disease and restores gum health.
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Orthodontics or Bite Realignment - Corrects misaligned jaws and bite function. |
Our dental team also uses digital smile design and advanced diagnostics to ensure precision and optimal results.
What to Expect – The Process from Consultation to Completion
The journey toward a new smile begins with a thorough evaluation. Here's what you can expect during your full mouth rehab at Cooley Smiles:
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Comprehensive consultation - Full oral exam, discussion of goals, and preliminary treatment planning.
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Advanced diagnostics - X-rays, 3D scans, and digital impressions to map your oral structures.
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Phased treatment plan - Customized plan detailing procedures and timelines.
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Sedation or comfort options - Available for patients with dental anxiety.
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Healing and recovery periods - Depending on the complexity of each phase. |
The entire process is carefully sequenced to maximize healing, functionality, and aesthetic outcomes.
How Long Does Full Mouth Reconstruction Take?
The length of a full mouth restoration depends on your specific needs. While some cases can be completed in several months, others may take a year or longer due to:
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Healing periods - Especially after procedures like bone grafting or implants.
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Complexity of treatment - More procedures mean longer overall timelines.
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Phased scheduling - Treatments are often spaced out to allow for optimal recovery. |
Regardless of duration, each step is designed to bring you closer to a functional, beautiful smile that enhances quality of life.
Cost Factors for Full Mouth Reconstruction
Full mouth reconstruction cost varies widely based on multiple factors. Understanding these variables helps you plan accordingly:
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Extent of damage - More severe conditions require more extensive care.
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Number and type of procedures - Implants, crowns, grafts, and orthodontics all affect pricing.
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Materials used - Premium dental materials may raise the cost.
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Insurance coverage - Some medically necessary procedures may be partially covered.
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Financing options - Many practices offer payment plans to ease financial concerns. |
Smile makeovers focused solely on cosmetics are usually not covered by insurance. We recommend contacting our office for a detailed, personalized estimate based on your case.
Results You Can Expect
The transformative impact of a complete dental makeover goes beyond looks. Most patients experience:
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Restored bite and chewing ability - Enjoy your favorite foods again with ease.
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Enhanced smile and facial aesthetics - Boost confidence and look younger.
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Improved speech and oral function - Address lisps or other speech-related issues.
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Balanced bite alignment - Reduces strain on the jaw and helps prevent future dental issues. |
Some patients also see changes in facial structure due to improved dental support. Before-and-after cases often showcase dramatic improvements in both form and function.
Why Choose Cooley Smiles for Your Full Mouth Reconstruction?
Our dental team brings extensive experience and a patient-first philosophy to every restorative dentistry service. Here’s why patients trust us for their full mouth reconstruction needs:
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Advanced diagnostic tools - Including digital scans and smile design software.
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Customized care plans - Each treatment is tailored to your unique oral health needs.
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Patient comfort focus - Options for sedation and anxiety-free care.
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Reputation for excellence - High satisfaction rates and strong community trust. |
From the first consultation to the final procedure, our goal is to deliver compassionate, state-of-the-art care that transforms lives.
Schedule Your Consultation Today
If you’re ready to take the next step in reclaiming your smile, our team is here to help. A comprehensive consultation is the first step toward developing a plan for your full mouth reconstruction. Our office offers flexible scheduling to fit your needs.
Call (425) 998-6998 or fill out our online form to begin your journey toward oral health restoration and renewed confidence.
FAQs
How do I know if I need full mouth reconstruction?
You may need full mouth reconstruction if you have multiple dental issues such as missing teeth, severe decay, bite misalignment, or damage from trauma or long-term wear. A comprehensive dental exam will help determine if you’re a candidate.
Is full mouth reconstruction painful?
Most procedures involved in full mouth reconstruction are performed under anesthesia or sedation, minimizing discomfort. After treatment, some soreness or swelling may occur, but it's manageable with prescribed care and pain relief.
Will insurance cover my full mouth reconstruction?
Insurance may cover parts of your reconstruction that are deemed medically necessary, such as treatment for gum disease or tooth restoration. Cosmetic elements, like veneers, are usually not covered. It’s best to contact our office to discuss your coverage.
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