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Get a Brand-New Smile
Full Mouth Rehabilitation
If you are missing most or all of your teeth due to tooth decay, gum disease, oral trauma, or other dental health issues, everyday activities like eating, speaking, and smiling can become difficult. At The Burkitt Center for Comprehensive Dentistry, we’re here to help.
Dr. Will specializes in full mouth rehabilitation using a biologically focused approach that prioritizes whole-body health, biocompatible materials, and long-term function. We’ll design a custom treatment plan to restore your smile permanently.To learn more and find out if full-mouth rehabilitation is right for you, schedule a consultation with our team today.
Full Mouth Rehabilitation
Understanding the Basics of
Full mouth rehabilitation is a custom treatment plan that combines multiple restorative and cosmetic procedures to rebuild your smile’s health, function, and appearance.
Using a biologically focused approach, Dr. Will may recommend treatments like extractions, crowns, implants, implant-retained dentures, veneers, or orthodontics—depending on your needs.
Each case is unique. During your consultation at The Burkitt Center, we’ll review your goals and design a plan to help you eat, speak, and smile with confidence again.
How Full Mouth Rehabilitation Works
The Treatment Process
Each full mouth rehabilitation is completely unique and customized to your particular goals and needs. Your treatment plan will begin with a consultation with Dr. Will at our office in Brentwood.
After examining your mouth, Dr. Will will recommend a treatment plan based on your oral health, goals, and budget. If you have cavities or infected teeth, he may suggest fillings, root canals, or crowns. Missing teeth may be replaced with dental implants or bridges.
Every full mouth rehabilitation is unique. Once your plan is finalized, we’ll map out a treatment timeline. Some cases are completed in weeks, while others may take several months to a year for the best long-term results. Our biologically focused approach ensures your care supports both oral and overall health.
Why Would I Need
Full Mouth Rehabilitation?
Full mouth rehabilitation is usually only required if you have extremely serious oral health issues. For example, if you have untreated tooth decay in the majority of your teeth, you may need a full-mouth rehabilitation.
Extensive periodontal disease can also require the extraction and replacement of many of your natural teeth. Severe oral trauma like a major car accident may also irreversibly damage your teeth, requiring the restoration or replacement of the majority of your natural teeth. Contact us now to see if full mouth rehabilitation may be right for you.
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