
Full Mouth Reconstruction in Midvale, UT
When multiple teeth are damaged, worn, decayed, or missing, treating them one at a time can feel endless. Full mouth reconstruction at Focus Dental Group brings together general, restorative, and cosmetic dentistry into one comprehensive plan to rebuild the health, function, and beauty of your entire smile. Depending on your needs, treatment may take a few weeks or extend over several months, and every plan is designed around your oral health, comfort, and goals.
Request an AppointmentWhat Is Full Mouth Reconstruction?
Full mouth reconstruction – sometimes called full mouth restoration or rehabilitation – is a customized treatment plan that rebuilds or repairs the teeth in both the upper and lower jaws. Rather than completing separate treatments over many years, our dentists coordinate the right combination of procedures to restore a healthy, fully functioning, natural-looking smile. Because it addresses the entire mouth, reconstruction can significantly improve both your dental and overall health.
When Is Full Mouth Reconstruction Needed?
You may benefit from full mouth reconstruction if you have:
- Several missing teeth
- Teeth that are cracked, broken, or badly worn from grinding
- Widespread tooth decay or failing old fillings and crowns
- Advanced gum disease affecting multiple teeth
- Bite problems or jaw discomfort that make chewing painful
- Difficulty eating your favorite foods or feeling confident when you smile
Treatments That May Be Included
Every reconstruction is unique. Your plan may combine:
- Dental implants or All-on-4 implants to replace missing teeth
- Dental crowns and bridges to strengthen damaged teeth and fill gaps
- Dentures or partial dentures
- Root canal treatment to save infected teeth
- Porcelain veneers to improve shape and color
- Gum treatment, which may be performed with our WaterLase iPlus laser
- Bite restoration to improve how your teeth come together
Restoring proper tooth height and bite alignment can also support your facial structure, helping you look and feel more youthful.
Who Is a Good Candidate?
Most patients with multiple dental concerns can be candidates for full mouth reconstruction. During your consultation, our dentists will evaluate:
- Your overall health and any medical issues that may affect your oral health
- The condition of your teeth, gums, and jawbone
- Your bite and how your jaws function
- Any sensitivities or allergies to dental materials
- Your cosmetic goals and expectations
- Your budget and preferred treatment timeline
Comfortable Care From Start to Finish
We know extensive treatment can feel overwhelming. Our team will explain each phase, help you plan around your schedule, and offer sedation dentistry so you can relax during longer appointments. If your main concerns are cosmetic rather than functional, a smile makeover may be the better fit.
To learn more about full mouth reconstruction, contact Focus Dental Group at 6770 S 900 E, Suite 301, Midvale, UT 84047, or call (801) 255-7101 to schedule a consultation.
Full Mouth Reconstruction FAQs
What is full mouth reconstruction?
Full mouth reconstruction is a customized plan that combines restorative, general, and cosmetic treatments to rebuild the teeth in both the upper and lower jaws.
How long does full mouth reconstruction take?
Treatment can take a few weeks to several months, depending on the procedures needed and how much healing time is required.
What is the difference between a smile makeover and full mouth reconstruction?
A smile makeover focuses mainly on appearance, while full mouth reconstruction restores both the function and health of the entire mouth.
Is full mouth reconstruction painful?
Our dentists use local anesthesia and offer sedation options to keep you comfortable throughout treatment.
Can dental implants be part of full mouth reconstruction?
Yes. Dental implants and All-on-4 implants are often used to replace missing teeth in a reconstruction plan.
Am I a candidate for full mouth reconstruction?
If you have multiple missing, damaged, or worn teeth, gum disease, or bite problems, you may be a candidate. A consultation will determine the best plan.
Can treatment be completed in phases?
Yes. Many patients complete treatment in phases to fit their schedule and budget.
