Full Mouth Rehabilitation in Calabasas
A cracked molar on one side, a worn-down front tooth, gums that bleed when you brush, and a jaw that aches by evening can each seem like a separate problem. When they happen together, though, treating them one at a time often means years of patchwork appointments. Full mouth rehabilitation takes a different approach. It looks at your teeth, gums, bite, and jaw as one connected system and builds a coordinated plan to restore all of them. At 805 Dentistry, we help patients from Calabasas and across the surrounding communities rebuild their oral health with a single, organized plan.
Full mouth rehabilitation is a customized combination of restorative, periodontal, surgical, and cosmetic treatments that rebuilds most or all of the teeth in both arches. Every plan is different because every mouth is different. One patient might need crowns, onlays, and a bridge to restore teeth worn down by years of grinding. Another might need gum disease treatment, bone grafting, and All-on-4 dental implants to replace failing teeth entirely. Many plans also include root canal therapy, porcelain veneers, implant-supported dentures, or orthodontic work with clear aligners or braces.
What sets this treatment apart from a series of individual procedures is coordination. We sequence each step so it supports the next. For example, we stabilize gum health before placing restorations, and we plan your bite before finalizing crowns. Because our office includes a board-certified periodontist, a board-certified endodontist, a board-certified oral and maxillofacial radiologist, and a board-certified dental anesthesiologist, much of that coordination happens under one roof. Calabasas patients don't have to be sent from office to office.
People come to us for full mouth rehabilitation in a wide range of situations. Some have many missing teeth or teeth that can't be saved. Others have extensive decay, old dental work that is failing, or severe wear from grinding and clenching. Some have advanced gum disease that has affected the bone supporting their teeth. For others, the main concern is a bite that feels off, or jaw pain that has never been fully explained.
Candidacy starts with a thorough evaluation, not assumptions. We use CBCT imaging and 2D and 3D dental imaging to examine bone levels, tooth roots, and jaw joints. That evaluation helps us decide whether you need preparatory steps such as a sinus lift or bone grafting before implants. Because we have a strong focus on TMJ treatment and sleep apnea, we also look at how your jaw functions. If jaw clicking, locking, headaches, or facial pain are part of your story, we factor them into the plan.
What does the treatment process look like?
The process moves in planned phases, beginning with diagnosis and ending with your final restorations. After imaging and an exam, Dr. Dar Radfar and our team map out the sequence of care. We often use Digital Smile Design so you can see how your teeth may look and discuss changes before treatment begins.
A typical plan follows this order:
- Treating active problems first, such as infections, decay, and gum disease
- Completing extractions, root canals, or surgical procedures like bone grafting
- Placing dental implants where teeth need to be replaced
- Adjusting the bite or alignment when needed
- Fitting final crowns, bridges, veneers, or full-arch restorations
Our on-site dental lab lets us work closely on the fit and appearance of restorations without relying entirely on an outside lab. For patients who feel anxious about lengthy or complex procedures, we offer nitrous oxide, oral sedation, IV sedation, and general anesthesia, all provided by our board-certified dental anesthesiologist.
How do I care for my mouth afterward?
Long-term care combines daily home habits with regular professional visits. Brushing, flossing, and cleaning carefully around implants and bridges every day protects the work we've done together. We'll show you which techniques and tools suit your specific restorations.
Ongoing appointments matter just as much. Depending on your treatment, these may include periodontal maintenance, implant maintenance, routine cleanings, and exams. If grinding contributed to your original problems, we may recommend a custom night guard to protect your new teeth. If you have sleep apnea or TMJ concerns, we can continue managing those alongside your routine care.
How can I pay for full mouth rehabilitation?
We offer several ways to make treatment manageable, including insurance, self-pay, and financing. We accept all major PPO insurance plans, and several of our specialty services are billed as specialist care. We also welcome self-pay patients.
Because full mouth rehabilitation is often completed in phases, costs can be spread across the timeline of your care, and financing is available. We'll review your plan and estimated costs with you before treatment starts. If you live in Calabasas and want to understand your options, schedule a consultation with our team. We'll walk through your needs and help you take the first step toward a healthier, more comfortable smile.