Full Mouth Reconstruction in Agoura Hills
Maybe you've been patching problems one at a time for years: a crown here, a filling there, a cracked tooth that never felt quite right. Now several teeth are worn, missing, or sore, chewing takes effort, and you're not sure where to start. That's the moment many of our Agoura Hills patients reach out to us at 805 Dentistry. Full mouth reconstruction gives you one coordinated plan instead of a string of separate fixes, so every tooth, your gums, and your bite work together again.
Full mouth reconstruction is a customized treatment plan that rebuilds or restores most or all of the teeth in both arches. Rather than a single procedure, it combines the treatments your mouth actually needs. Depending on your situation, that might include crowns, bridges, inlays and onlays, root canal therapy, gum disease treatment, extractions, dental implants, implant-supported bridges, or complete and partial dentures. For patients missing many teeth, we also offer full arch options such as All-on-4, All-on-6, and All-on-X dental implants, along with snap-in and implant-supported dentures.
What ties it all together is planning. We look at how your teeth meet, how your jaw moves, and how healthy your gums and supporting bone are before recommending anything. Because our practice brings general, cosmetic, and specialty care under one roof, Agoura Hills families can often complete a complex plan without being sent to several different offices.
The benefits go beyond appearance, though many patients are thrilled to smile freely again. A well-planned reconstruction can help with:
- Restoring the ability to chew a wider variety of foods comfortably
- Replacing missing teeth and supporting your facial structure
- Addressing worn, cracked, or broken teeth before they get worse
- Treating gum disease that threatens the foundation of your smile
- Rebalancing a bite that may be contributing to jaw strain
Because we have a strong focus on TMJ treatment, we pay close attention to how your bite affects your jaw joints. Patients with jaw clicking, locking, or headaches deserve a plan that accounts for those symptoms, not one that ignores them.
Am I a good candidate for full mouth reconstruction?
You may be a good candidate if multiple teeth are damaged, missing, or failing, or if past dental work is breaking down across your mouth. Common situations include severe wear from grinding, decay affecting many teeth, teeth lost to injury or gum disease, and older restorations that no longer fit well.
The best way to know is an evaluation. We start with a thorough exam and imaging. Our team includes a board-certified oral and maxillofacial radiologist, and we provide CBCT and other 2D and 3D imaging, which helps us see bone levels, root health, and jaw structure clearly. If gum health or bone volume needs attention first, our board-certified periodontist can perform procedures like gum grafting, bone grafting, or a sinus lift to prepare the foundation.
What does the treatment process look like?
The process moves in planned phases, starting with your health and finishing with your final restorations. First, we address urgent issues such as infection, pain, or active gum disease. Next come foundational steps like extractions, implant placement, or grafting. Finally, we place the crowns, bridges, veneers, or full arch restorations that complete your smile. Tools like digital smile design help us show you the direction of treatment before we begin.
Our on-site dental lab supports this coordination, and our board-certified endodontist handles root canals and retreatments when a tooth can be saved. If dental anxiety has kept you from care, our board-certified dental anesthesiologist offers nitrous, oral sedation, IV sedation, and general anesthesia, so longer appointments can feel far more manageable. Timelines vary with the plan, and we'll walk you through yours in detail.
How do I care for my new smile, and how can I pay for it?
Aftercare centers on consistent home hygiene and regular professional visits. Brushing, flossing, and keeping up with cleanings and exams protect both natural teeth and restorations. Patients with implants benefit from implant maintenance, and those with a history of gum disease may need periodontal maintenance. If you grind your teeth, we may recommend a night guard to help protect your new work.
For payment, we accept all major PPO insurance plans and welcome self-pay patients. Financing is available to help spread the cost of a larger plan over time. We'll review your options openly at your consultation, so Agoura Hills patients can make decisions with a clear picture of their care and budget. When you're ready, contact our team to schedule your evaluation.