Services
Full Mouth Rehabilitation
We rebuild worn, damaged, or missing teeth with a personalized plan, supported by our on-site dental lab.
Why choose us
Benefits of Full Mouth Rehabilitation
One Coordinated Plan
We bring implants, crowns, gum care, and bite correction together into a single plan built around your whole mouth.
Specialists Under One Roof
Our board-certified periodontist, endodontist, and dental anesthesiologist work alongside our general dentist, so you don't have to juggle referrals.
Precise 3D Planning
We use CBCT and 3D imaging, reviewed by our board-certified oral and maxillofacial radiologist, to map your treatment carefully.
Comfortable Sedation Options
We offer nitrous, oral sedation, IV sedation, and general anesthesia to help anxious patients feel at ease.
Flexible Ways to Pay
We accept all major PPO plans and self-pay patients, and financing is available.
Maybe it started with one cracked molar, then a filling that never felt right, and before long several teeth were worn, missing, or sensitive. Many people we see in Thousand Oaks describe the same pattern: problems that built up over years until chewing, speaking comfortably, or smiling with confidence started to feel out of reach. When several teeth, the gums, and sometimes the bite itself all need attention, patching one tooth at a time rarely addresses the whole picture. That is where full mouth rehabilitation comes in.
Full mouth rehabilitation is a coordinated plan to restore the health, function, and appearance of your entire mouth rather than treating isolated problems one by one. At 805 Dentistry, led by Dr. Dar Radfar, DDS, we look at your teeth, gums, jaw joints, and bite together. Then we build a treatment sequence that may combine restorative, periodontal, surgical, and cosmetic care. Depending on your needs, that could include crowns, bridges, inlays and onlays, root canal therapy, gum disease treatment, bone grafting, dental implants, implant-supported dentures, or full arch options such as All-on-4 and All-on-6.
This approach helps a wide range of patients. Some have extensive wear from grinding. Others have lost several teeth or have aging dental work that is failing. Some are dealing with gum disease that has affected the support around their teeth. Common situations include:
- Multiple missing, broken, or severely decayed teeth
- Heavily worn teeth from clenching or grinding
- Gum disease that has affected bone or tooth stability
- Bite problems or jaw discomfort connected to how teeth meet
- Older crowns, bridges, or dentures that no longer fit or function well
Because full mouth rehabilitation often involves several types of care, having them under one roof can make the process far simpler. We describe ourselves as a one-stop shop for dental care, and that matters most for complex cases like this. Our team includes a board-certified periodontist for gum grafting, regeneration, crown lengthening, and implant placement. We also have a board-certified endodontist for root canals and cracked teeth, and a board-certified oral and maxillofacial radiologist who provides CBCT and 3D imaging to help us plan precisely.
We also have an on-site dental lab, which supports close communication between the clinicians designing your restorations and the people fabricating them. Because we have a strong focus on TMJ treatment and orofacial pain, we pay careful attention to how your jaw functions as we plan new restorations. A rebuilt smile should feel stable and comfortable, not just look good.
Am I a good candidate for full mouth rehabilitation?
You may be a good candidate if you have problems affecting many teeth or your bite as a whole, but the only way to know is through a thorough evaluation. During your consultation, we review your dental and medical history, examine your teeth and gums, and use imaging to understand the condition of your bone and roots. If gum disease is present, we typically address it first, because healthy gums form the foundation for lasting restorations.
Some patients need preliminary steps before final restorations, such as extractions, bone grafting, or sinus lift surgery to prepare for implants. Others may benefit from orthodontic treatment with clear aligners or braces to reposition teeth first. If dental anxiety has kept you away from care, our board-certified dental anesthesiologist offers nitrous oxide, oral sedation, IV sedation, and general anesthesia. These options can make longer or multi-step visits much more manageable.
How do I care for my mouth after treatment?
Caring for a rehabilitated smile comes down to consistent daily hygiene and regular professional visits. Brushing, cleaning between teeth and around implants, and keeping your scheduled appointments help protect both your natural teeth and your restorations. We provide periodontal maintenance and implant maintenance to keep the supporting tissues healthy over time.
If grinding contributed to your original damage, we may recommend a night guard to protect your new work. We will walk you through care instructions specific to your restorations, whether you have crowns, veneers, bridges, or implant-supported teeth. We will also monitor your bite and jaw comfort at follow-up visits.
How can I pay for full mouth rehabilitation?
We accept all major PPO insurance plans, welcome self-pay patients, and offer financing to help make treatment more manageable. Because full mouth rehabilitation is personalized, costs depend on the specific procedures in your plan. We review your plan and options with you before treatment begins, and phased treatment can sometimes help spread care over time.
If you live in Thousand Oaks, Newbury Park, Westlake Village, Simi Valley, Camarillo, Agoura Hills, or nearby communities, we would love to help you take the first step. Contact 805 Dentistry to schedule a consultation, and let's talk about restoring comfort and confidence to your smile.
The process
What to expect
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Consultation and Imaging
We examine your teeth, gums, and jaw and take detailed imaging to understand your full picture.
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Personalized Treatment
Our team carries out your plan in stages, combining the restorative, gum, and implant care you need.
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Ongoing Care
We follow up with maintenance visits, such as implant and periodontal care, to protect your results.