Restorative Dentistry

Full Mouth Rehabilitation

One plan for a mouth that needs a lot of work, taken in stages you can manage.
Health and Function First

One Plan for Your Whole Mouth

Full mouth rehabilitation, also called full mouth reconstruction or restoration, brings everything your teeth and gums need into one plan, instead of fixing one tooth at a time. The aim is a healthy mouth that works well, and a smile you’re comfortable showing.

If your goals are mainly about how your smile looks, a smile makeover is the other route.

Dr. Coleman greeting a patient in the dental chair
A dental assistant working on a patient's teeth
Where Patients Start

When a Full Mouth Plan Makes Sense

Your consultation is where we sort out what comes first and what can wait. Nobody here is going to make you feel bad about how long it’s been.
What a Plan Can Include

Your Plan Can Combine Several Kinds of Treatment

Treating Gum Disease

Gum (periodontal) treatment often comes first. A periodontist, a gum specialist, visits the practice monthly for the cases that need one.

Repairing Damaged Teeth

Crowns save chipped, cracked and worn teeth, and bridges fill gaps with teeth that stay in.

Replacing Missing Teeth

Dental implants replace missing teeth. When most or all of the teeth in an arch need replacing, All-on-X full-arch implants may be part of the plan.

Improving How It Looks

Porcelain veneers and teeth whitening can be part of the plan once the teeth and gums are healthy.

What to Expect

Full Mouth Rehabilitation Happens in Stages

1

The Consultation

We look at your teeth, gums, bite and jaw with 3D imaging, talk about what’s bothering you, and build a personalized plan.
2

Staged Treatment

The work is usually done over a series of staged appointments, so each step is manageable. If you’re nervous about dental visits, tell us when you schedule so we can plan around it.
3

Keeping It Healthy

Once the work is done, regular checkups keep it that way.

Real Patients, Real Results

See Full Mouth Rehabilitation Results, Before and After

Each case is labeled by treatment, and patient names are never shown.
Before: smile with missing, broken and decayed upper teethAfter: the same smile with a full row of white, even upper teeth
In Their Own Words

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Payment, Insurance and Financing

What Affects the Cost of Full Mouth Rehabilitation

Every plan is different, so the price is set at your consultation rather than on a website. These are the things that move it:
You’ll leave your consultation with a cost estimate for your plan. We accept most major insurance plans and will go through your coverage with you. If you don’t have insurance, the Coleman Loyalty Plan covers preventive care and discounts other treatment, and financing is available to qualified patients.
Comfort and Upkeep

Other Care Patients Ask About

Sedation Dentistry

For longer visits, or if dental work makes you anxious.

General and Preventive Dentistry

Checkups and cleanings that keep your new work healthy.

Before You Decide

Frequently Asked Questions About Full Mouth Reconstruction

How long does full mouth rehabilitation take?
It depends on what your mouth needs. Most plans are done over a series of staged appointments, and your consultation gives you the plan and its stages.
Most of the time, Dr. Coleman and Dr. Rice each treat their own patients. On larger or complex cases, Dr. Rice often handles the surgical side and Dr. Coleman the restorations.
Yes. Nitrous oxide and oral conscious sedation (no needle to get started) are available, and for cases that call for IV sedation, an anesthesiologist comes in.
In Person or From Home

Schedule a Full Mouth Reconstruction Consultation in Vista

Our Vista office is a short drive from Oceanside, San Marcos, Carlsbad and Escondido. If you’d rather start from home, send a few photos of your smile and Dr. Coleman will record a video walking you through your options. For new patients, the exam and X-rays come with no out-of-pocket cost.