A Full Mouth Reconstruction (FMR) is not a single procedure; it is a comprehensive treatment plan designed to restore every tooth in both the upper and lower jaws. You might be a candidate if you have widespread decay, multiple missing teeth, severely worn-down enamel due to long-term acid erosion or grinding (bruxism), or if you’ve suffered significant facial trauma. Unlike a simple cosmetic "smile makeover," an FMR focuses on function and health first. We look at your jaw alignment, your bite (occlusion), and the health of your gum tissue. The goal is to rebuild your mouth so that it not only looks perfect but also allows you to eat, speak, and live without pain or structural instability.

Because an FMR is a total overhaul, it is typically performed in phases. The initial "Discovery Phase" involves digital impressions, 3D bone scanning, and neuromuscular evaluation to determine your ideal bite. Depending on your needs, the "Active Phase" can take anywhere from 3 to 9 months. This timeline allows for necessary healing—especially if we are performing bone grafts or waiting for dental implants to integrate with your jawbone. Throughout the process, we provide high-end "provisional" (temporary) restorations so you never have to leave our studio with a missing smile. We don't rush perfection; we ensure the foundation is rock-solid before placing your final porcelain crowns or veneers.