Full Mouth Rehabilitation in Woodland Hills
Full mouth rehabilitation rebuilds the health, function, and appearance of every tooth in your mouth through one coordinated plan rather than a series of unrelated repairs. For many Woodland Hills patients, the decision comes after years of patching individual teeth: a crown here, a filling there, a missing tooth left unreplaced. At 805 Dentistry, we bring those separate problems together and treat your mouth as one connected system, with Dr. Dar Radfar, DDS, guiding the plan and our in-house specialists contributing where their expertise is needed.
Full mouth rehabilitation is a customized combination of restorative, periodontal, surgical, and cosmetic treatments designed to restore your entire bite. No two plans look alike. One patient may need crowns, bridges, and gum disease treatment. Another may need extractions, bone grafting, and All-on-4 dental implants. Someone else may combine porcelain veneers, onlays, and orthodontics to correct both wear and alignment.
The range of situations we address is broad. We see patients with teeth worn down from grinding, mouths affected by advanced gum disease, multiple failing older restorations, missing teeth, and bite problems tied to jaw pain. Because our practice has a strong focus on TMJ treatment and sleep apnea, we pay close attention to how your bite and jaw work together, not only to how your teeth look.
Having multiple specialties under one roof keeps a complex plan organized and moving forward. Our team includes a board-certified periodontist, a board-certified endodontist, a board-certified oral and maxillofacial radiologist, and a board-certified dental anesthesiologist. That means gum grafting, root canal therapy, implant placement, and sedation can all happen in the same office that designed your plan.
We also have an on-site dental lab, which lets our team work closely with the people fabricating your crowns, bridges, and dentures. For Woodland Hills patients, that coordination means fewer outside referrals to manage and one familiar team overseeing every phase. Many people choose to make the drive to our Thousand Oaks office for exactly this reason: a single practice can handle the whole plan from start to finish.
Am I a candidate for full mouth rehabilitation?
You may be a candidate if problems affect many of your teeth rather than just one or two. Common signs include:
- Several missing, broken, or severely decayed teeth
- Teeth worn short from grinding or clenching
- Gum disease that has affected the support around your teeth
- Jaw pain, clicking, or headaches connected to your bite
- Older crowns, bridges, or dentures that no longer fit or function well
- A desire to improve both appearance and chewing comfort at the same time
Candidacy is determined through a thorough evaluation. We start with a comprehensive exam and CBCT imaging, which gives our radiologist and clinical team a detailed 3D view of your teeth, jawbone, and joints. If bone volume is limited for implants, procedures such as bone grafting or sinus lift surgery may become part of the plan. If gum health needs attention first, periodontal treatment comes before restorative work.
What does the treatment process involve?
Treatment happens in planned phases, beginning with diagnosis and ending with your final restorations. After imaging and the exam, we walk you through a written plan that explains each step and its sequence. Tools like digital smile design help you see the proposed direction before treatment begins.
The early phases usually focus on stabilizing your oral health: treating infection, managing gum disease, completing any needed root canals, and removing teeth that cannot be saved. Later phases rebuild function and appearance with implants, crowns, bridges, veneers, inlays, onlays, or dentures, depending on your needs. If dental anxiety has kept you from care, we offer nitrous oxide, oral sedation, IV sedation, and general anesthesia, administered by our dental anesthesiologist.
How do I care for my mouth afterward?
Aftercare centers on daily home hygiene and consistent professional visits. Brushing, flossing, and cleaning carefully around implants and bridges protect your investment. We will show you techniques suited to the specific restorations in your mouth.
Ongoing visits matter just as much. Depending on your treatment, that may include periodontal maintenance, implant maintenance, routine exams, and cleanings. If you grind your teeth, we may recommend a night guard to protect your new restorations. For Woodland Hills patients, scheduling these follow-ups with the same team that completed your treatment keeps your care consistent.
How can I pay for full mouth rehabilitation?
We accept all major PPO insurance plans, welcome self-pay patients, and offer financing. Because full mouth rehabilitation is completed in phases, costs can often be spread out over the course of treatment.
During your consultation, we review your plan, explain what your insurance may cover, and discuss financing options so you can make a decision with clear information. Our goal is to help Woodland Hills patients move forward with a plan that fits both their oral health needs and their budget.