Full Mouth Rehabilitation

Are you dealing with multiple oral health issues? Our dentists perform full mouth rehabilitation treatments to improve dental function and create a healthy, dazzling smile.

Understanding Full Mouth Rehabilitation

Full mouth rehabilitation combines restorative treatments to repair or rebuild your smile. The procedures that make up your full mouth rehabilitation depend on your specific needs. During your consultation, our dentists will discuss your oral health issues and the combination of treatments that can address them.

Common Procedures Involved in Full Mouth Rehabilitation Treatments

• Orthodontics

  We may recommend orthodontic treatments, such as braces or clear aligners, to straighten teeth and improve bite alignment.

• Root Canal

  Root canal therapy eliminates infection inside a tooth by removing the infected or damaged dental pulp, disinfecting the tooth, and filling it with a special material. Afterward, they'll place a dental crown over its visible portion to prevent further damage.

• Gum Recontouring

  We use laser technology to reduce excessive gum tissue or reshape an uneven gumline to create a beautiful and symmetrical smile.

• Bonding

  Dental bonding involves a non-invasive procedure in which our dentist applies a tooth-colored composite resin material to the tooth’s surface to improve its appearance.

• Veneers

  Our dentists may use dental veneers to fix minor cosmetic dental issues by attaching these ultra-thin, custom-made, tooth-colored shells to the front surfaces of teeth.

• Crowns

  We place dental crowns or caps over the entire visible surface of a weak or damaged tooth to ensure its protection and restore its appearance.

• Bridges

  A dental bridge is an oral appliance that replaces one or several missing teeth by connecting an artificial tooth to surrounding natural teeth.

• Implants

  Dental implants are artificial tooth roots that provide a permanent foundation for fixed or removable replacement teeth.