06 / Comprehensive Service

Full Mouth Rehabilitation.

For complex cases combining crowns, implants, veneers, alignment, and gum therapy staged together to restore an entire smile. The kind of work the AACD Accreditation is built for.

What it is

A coordinated rebuild, not a series of repairs.

Full mouth rehabilitation is the term for a comprehensive plan that addresses every aspect of a damaged smile: missing teeth, worn or fractured teeth, bite issues, gum problems, and aesthetic concerns, all together, in coordinated phases.

These cases come up after years of wear, after a major accident, after long-term untreated decay or gum disease, or when previous dental work has reached the end of its life and the patient wants a fresh start.

The work typically blends implants, crowns, veneers, alignment with SureSmile, gum contouring with our MLS laser, and sometimes bone grafting. Dr. Gore plans the entire sequence in advance, with the same digital design tools used for cosmetic cases, so you see the finished smile before any work begins.

How it's staged

A multi-phase plan, not a marathon.

Most full-mouth rehabilitations take six to twelve months, broken into manageable phases.

01 / Foundation

Health first.

Gum disease is treated, decay is stabilized, infected teeth are addressed. The mouth has to be healthy before restorative work begins.

02 / Replace

Missing teeth replaced.

Implants are placed where teeth are missing. Healing takes three to six months while the next phases continue elsewhere.

03 / Function

Bite corrected.

SureSmile aligners, crown lengthening, or both. Whatever the bite needs to work correctly long-term.

04 / Restore

Aesthetics last.

Once the foundation is solid, veneers, crowns, and bonding finish the smile to the design that was approved at the start.

Honest answers

The questions that matter most.

How much does it cost?

Full mouth rehabilitation typically runs $25,000 to $80,000+ depending on the number of implants, crowns, veneers, and other procedures involved. We provide a comprehensive written plan with phased pricing before any work begins. Many patients qualify for financing through CareCredit and the membership plan extends a 20% discount on most components.

How long does the whole thing take?

Six to twelve months for most cases, with treatment broken into phases. The longest phase is usually implant healing (three to six months) which happens in the background while restorative work continues elsewhere. You're never without function or aesthetics for long.

Will the result last?

When planned correctly and maintained, the work lasts decades. Implants typically last a lifetime. Crowns and veneers last 15 to 25 years. The membership plan covers the ongoing cleanings, exams, and check-ups that protect the investment.

Why does the AACD Accreditation matter for this kind of case?

Comprehensive cases are where bad cosmetic dentistry shows up most. Wrong color, wrong proportion, poor bite design. All compound when applied across an entire mouth. The AACD Accreditation is the most rigorous credential in cosmetic dentistry; it exists specifically because cases like these require a higher standard than most general dentists are tested on.

Considering a comprehensive case?

Start with a free consultation.

Comprehensive cases require a real conversation. Send a few photos and a description through the virtual consult, then come in for a full evaluation. Dr. Gore reviews every virtual consult personally.

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Component services

What goes into a comprehensive case.

03 / Implants

Dental Implants

The foundation when teeth are missing.

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01 / Cosmetic

Smile Makeover

The cosmetic phase that finishes the rebuild.

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05 / Orthodontics

SureSmile Aligners

When the bite needs correction before restorative work.

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