Full Mouth Restoration

Full mouth rehabilitation is a personalized treatment plan that serves to restore your oral health and the appearance of your smile. Other terms used to describe this process include full mouth reconstruction and full mouth restoration. 

Gallatin Dental Group develops a full mouth rehabilitation plan for you when you need multiple procedures to rebuild or restore your dental health. Typically, full mouth restoration involves dental services of several specialties, including: 

• General Dentistry 
• Restorative dentistry
• Cosmetic dentistry 
• Prosthodontics 
• Endodontics  
• Orthodontics
• Oral surgery
• Periodontics

Team Gallatin has the highly skilled and qualified Dental specialties to oversee your full mouth rehabilitation. We can help you reach your optimal oral health and aesthetic goals.

Team Gallatin Dental Group will recommend a full mouth rehabilitation if you have compromised oral health due to:

• Severe decay 
• Bone or soft tissue loss
• Extensive tooth loss
• Oral or facial trauma
• Multiple broken or cracked teeth 
• Extreme wear due to aging or teeth grinding
• Significant erosion due to acidic foods or drinks
• Severe misalignment 

Full mouth rehabilitation may also help when you have chronic tooth or jaw pain, bite-related neck pain, or headaches, and obstructive breathing disorders. It is important for you to know that poor oral health has a significant impact on your general health. Full mouth rehabilitation is needed to prolong the onset of serious systemic diseases like diabetes and heart disease.

Your full mouth rehabilitation may involve a coordinated effort between other providers right here in our office, depending on your needs. During your initial consultation, we help you understand each phase of your treatment plan before beginning the process. 

Your full mouth rehabilitation may include services like but not limited to: 

• Root canal
• Dental implants
• Crowns and veneers
• Dentures or bridges
• Teeth whitening
• Tooth extraction 
• Sinus lift surgery 
• Composite fillings
• Bone grafts 

The timing of each procedure is a key component of your successful full-mouth rehabilitation. Depending on which treatments you need, you may need time to heal between procedures.  

Before you begin the process, the team outlines each step of your full mouth rehabilitation plan and helps you anticipate the recovery time and cost for each phase. A full mouth rehabilitation typically takes several months but can take up to a couple of years.