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Full Mouth Reconstruction in Beverly Hills
Complete rehabilitation of your teeth, gums, and bite. Combining restorative and cosmetic dentistry for patients with extensive dental needs in Beverly Hills.
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Full mouth reconstruction is a comprehensive restoration of all teeth in both arches. It combines restorative, cosmetic, and sometimes surgical dentistry to address extensive damage, wear, missing teeth, bite collapse, or congenital conditions. Treatment typically involves multiple specialties and is planned over several months.
Good candidates
- Extensively worn, fractured, or damaged teeth
- Multiple missing teeth affecting function and appearance
- Bite collapse or loss of vertical dimension
- Congenital conditions affecting tooth development
- Patients with long-standing dental neglect seeking complete rehabilitation
Not recommended for
- Patients seeking purely cosmetic improvement (consider smile makeover)
- Patients with active, untreated periodontal disease (must treat first)
- Patients unwilling to commit to a multi-phase treatment plan
- Medically compromised patients unable to tolerate extended procedures
Process
What to expect.
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Full diagnostic workup
Complete examination, digital imaging, CBCT scan, mounted study models, and photographic documentation. A comprehensive treatment plan is developed.
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Phase 1: Foundation
Periodontal therapy, extractions, root canals, and any necessary surgical procedures are completed first.
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Phase 2: Restoration
Implants are placed if needed. Crowns, bridges, and implant-supported restorations are fabricated and delivered in a coordinated sequence.
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Phase 3: Finalization
Occlusal adjustment, aesthetic refinement, and delivery of any removable prosthetics. A nightguard is fabricated to protect the reconstruction.
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Maintenance protocol
A customized recall schedule is established. Typically three- to four-month maintenance visits for the first year, then six-month intervals.
Recovery & longevity
Recovery
Varies by phase. Most patients return to normal activities within 24 to 48 hours after each procedure. Full recovery and adaptation to the new bite takes several weeks after final restoration.
How long it lasts
10 to 20 years with rigorous maintenance. The longevity depends on oral hygiene, parafunctional habits, and compliance with the maintenance schedule.
FAQ
Common questions.
How long does full mouth reconstruction take?
Six to eighteen months, depending on complexity. Implant cases take longer due to healing time between surgical and restorative phases.
How many specialists are involved?
A typical case involves a restorative dentist, periodontist, endodontist, and dental laboratory technician. Complex cases may also include an oral surgeon and orthodontist.
Does insurance cover reconstruction?
Many restorative and medically necessary components are covered by dental insurance. The cosmetic portion is typically not covered. Your treatment plan will itemize both.
Will my bite feel normal?
There is an adjustment period of several weeks as your neuromuscular system adapts to the new occlusion. Most patients report full comfort within four to six weeks.
Can I eat normally after reconstruction?
Yes. The goal of reconstruction is full function. You will be able to eat a normal diet, though extremely hard foods (ice, hard candy) should be avoided to protect the restorations.
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