Full mouth reconstruction combines restorative and cosmetic procedures — crowns, bridges, implants, veneers, and more — into one coordinated treatment plan. Rather than treating teeth one at a time, we evaluate your entire bite, jaw alignment, and oral health to rebuild function and appearance together.
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Full mouth reconstruction is a comprehensive treatment plan that combines restorative, cosmetic, and sometimes orthodontic procedures to restore the function, health, and appearance of the entire mouth. It’s customized to your specific needs — whether that means a few strategic crowns and bridges or a complete rebuild involving implants, veneers, and gum therapy.
A coordinated treatment plan built to restore function, health, and confidence in your smile.
Full mouth reconstruction may be recommended for patients with extensive decay, multiple missing teeth, severely worn enamel, bite problems, gum disease, or a combination of issues that affect overall oral function and health.
Not sure what your smile needs? Our free consultation includes a full exam and a clear, prioritized treatment plan — no pressure, no commitment.
Rather than treating one problem at a time, full mouth reconstruction addresses your bite, gum health, and damaged or missing teeth together — so every restoration works with the others instead of against them. That coordinated approach means fewer surprises, a clearer timeline, and results built to last. Our patients tell us it’s the first time their whole mouth has felt like part of one plan, not a series of unrelated fixes.
No surprises, no pressure. Here's exactly how full mouth reconstruction works from your first visit to your final result.
We review X-rays, take 3D imaging, and evaluate your bite, gum health, and jaw alignment to understand the full scope of treatment needed.
We build a phased plan — sequencing periodontal care, restorative work, and aesthetics so each stage supports the next. You'll see the full timeline and cost before treatment begins.
Extractions, gum therapy, bone grafting, or implant placement happen first to create a healthy, stable foundation for the rest of your reconstruction.
Once the foundation has healed, we place the crowns, bridges, veneers, or dentures that rebuild your bite and complete your smile — color-matched to look natural.
We check in at scheduled visits to confirm a secure, comfortable bite and catch any concerns early, so your reconstruction lasts.
Cost shouldn’t be the reason you put off restoring your smile. At Smile Craft Dental, we accept most major PPO dental insurance plans — many of which provide partial coverage for restorative and medically necessary procedures, though coverage for purely cosmetic work varies by plan. We do not accept Delta Dental. Our front desk team will verify your coverage and walk through your treatment plan and costs before you commit to anything.
For patients without full insurance coverage, we offer Cherry financing to help spread the cost of treatment into manageable monthly payments.
Full mouth reconstruction can include any combination of the following, depending on your evaluation and goals:
Because full mouth reconstruction combines several procedures, the total cost depends on which treatments your plan includes — from crowns and bridges to implants, veneers, and gum therapy. We accept most PPO insurance plans; restorative and medically necessary treatments are more likely to be covered than purely cosmetic ones. We do not accept Delta Dental. Cherry financing is available to help manage the total investment.
Addressing your bite, gum health, and damaged teeth together produces a different result than fixing problems individually as they come up. Here's a side-by-side look.
| Factor | Full Mouth Reconstruction | Treating Issues One at a Time |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | ✓ Whole mouth evaluated together | Single tooth or issue at a time |
| Treatment planning | ✓ One coordinated, phased plan | Separate visits and decisions over time |
| Bite and function | ✓ Addressed as part of the plan | Often left unaddressed |
| Timeline | ✓ Clear, sequenced phases | Open-ended, treatment by treatment |
| Long-term result | ✓ Restorations designed to work together | Isolated fixes that may not account for each other |
Full mouth reconstruction combines your dentist's experience with careful planning and advanced technology at every step.
Lead Dentist · Smile Craft Dental Redwood City
Dr. Amy leads Smile Craft Dental with a commitment to technology, continuing education, and patient-centered care. She reviews every dental implant case personally, ensuring your treatment plan is shaped by careful diagnostic planning — while keeping you comfortable in a practice you already know. Her approach is straightforward: explain everything clearly, listen carefully, and never recommend a treatment that isn’t the right fit.
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The questions patients ask most before starting treatment — answered plainly.
A full mouth reconstruction is a comprehensive treatment plan that combines restorative, cosmetic, and sometimes orthodontic procedures to restore the function, health, and appearance of the entire mouth. It is customized to each patient’s specific needs.
Who needs full mouth reconstruction?
Full mouth reconstruction may be recommended for patients with extensive decay, multiple missing teeth, severely worn enamel, bite problems, gum disease, or a combination of issues that affect overall oral function and health.
What procedures are included in full mouth reconstruction?
Treatment may include dental crowns, bridges, implants, dentures, veneers, gum treatment, bone grafting, and orthodontics. The specific combination depends on your diagnosis and goals.
How long does full mouth reconstruction take?
Because multiple procedures are involved, full mouth reconstruction can take anywhere from a few months to over a year. Your treatment plan will include a clear timeline and sequence of appointments.
Does insurance cover full mouth reconstruction?
The extent of coverage depends on which procedures are included. Restorative and medically necessary treatments are more likely to be covered than purely cosmetic ones. Cherry financing is available to help manage the total investment.
How do I get started with full mouth reconstruction?
We start with a comprehensive exam including X-rays and possibly 3D imaging to assess the full condition of your teeth, gums, and bone. From there, we develop a prioritized treatment plan and walk you through each phase.
Smile Craft Dental is a family dental practice in Redwood City, serving patients of all ages. Dr. Amy Nguyen, DDS, leads our care team with a coordinated, whole-mouth approach to restorative and cosmetic treatment. We accept most PPO insurance plans and offer Cherry financing to help make treatment accessible. If you are ready to explore full mouth reconstruction in Redwood City, we make it easy to get started. Contact us to request a consultation and take the first step toward restoring your smile.
2531 El Camino Real · Redwood City, CA 94061
Serving San Carlos, Belmont, and the Peninsula