Full Mouth Rehabilitation in Simi Valley
When several teeth are worn, cracked, missing, or painful at the same time, fixing them one by one can feel like chasing a problem that never ends. Maybe an old bridge is failing, a few molars have large fillings that keep breaking, and your gums bleed when you brush. Full mouth rehabilitation brings all of those issues into a single coordinated plan. Our team at 805 Dentistry, led by Dr. Dar Radfar, DDS, helps patients from Simi Valley rebuild the health, function, and appearance of their entire smile.
Full mouth rehabilitation, sometimes called full mouth reconstruction, is a comprehensive approach to restoring every tooth that needs attention, along with the gums and bite that support them. Instead of treating each tooth as a separate emergency, we look at how everything works together: how your teeth meet when you chew, whether your gums and bone can support restorations, and whether jaw strain or grinding is contributing to the damage.
Because no two mouths are alike, the treatments in a rehabilitation plan vary widely. One Simi Valley patient might need crowns, onlays, and a few root canals. Another might need extractions, bone grafting, and All-on-4 or All-on-6 dental implants to replace a full arch. Others benefit from gum disease treatment first, followed by porcelain veneers or implant-supported bridges. We offer all of these, so your plan can be built around what your mouth actually needs.
Your first visit focuses on gathering complete information. We perform a thorough dental exam, check your gums, and evaluate your bite and jaw joints. Our office provides CBCT imaging along with 2D and 3D dental imaging, so we can see the roots, bone, and surrounding structures in detail before recommending anything. We also offer oral cancer screenings as part of a complete evaluation.
From there, we map out a step-by-step plan and walk you through it in plain language. Tools like Digital Smile Design help us show what your finished smile could look like. We explain the order of treatment, why each step matters, and what you can expect along the way, so you can make decisions with confidence rather than guesswork.
Who is a good candidate for full mouth rehabilitation?
You may be a good candidate if you have multiple dental problems affecting your comfort, chewing, or confidence. People who consider this treatment often share some of the same concerns:
- Several missing teeth or failing dentures, bridges, or crowns
- Teeth worn down from grinding or clenching
- Advanced gum disease that has loosened teeth
- Multiple cracked, broken, or heavily decayed teeth
- Jaw pain, clicking, or headaches linked to an uneven bite
If dental anxiety has kept you away from care, we understand. Our board-certified dental anesthesiologist offers nitrous oxide, oral sedation, IV sedation, and general anesthesia, so longer appointments can feel much more manageable. Many Simi Valley patients find that sedation makes it possible to accomplish more in fewer visits.
What happens during treatment?
Treatment typically moves from foundation to finish. We start by addressing infection and instability, such as scaling and root planing, periodontal therapy, root canals, or extractions. If bone or gum tissue needs rebuilding, our board-certified periodontist can perform bone grafting, gum grafting, sinus lifts, or crown lengthening to prepare for lasting restorations.
Next come the restorations themselves: crowns, inlays, onlays, bridges, veneers, implants, or implant-supported and snap-in dentures. Our on-site dental lab lets us coordinate restorations closely, and having specialists including a board-certified endodontist under one roof means fewer referrals elsewhere. For Simi Valley families, that one-stop approach keeps the entire process in one familiar office.
How do I care for my smile after rehabilitation?
Aftercare centers on consistent home hygiene and regular professional visits. Brush and floss daily, clean carefully around implants and bridges, and keep up with the cleaning schedule we recommend. Patients with a history of gum disease often benefit from periodontal maintenance, and we also provide ongoing implant maintenance.
If grinding contributed to your original damage, we may recommend a custom night guard to protect your new restorations. Because we have a strong focus on TMJ treatment, we can also keep an eye on your jaw comfort over time. Should anything unexpected come up, we offer emergency dental appointments.
How can I pay for full mouth rehabilitation?
We work to make comprehensive care financially approachable. We accept all major PPO insurance plans, welcome self-pay patients, and offer financing options so you can spread costs over time.
Because every plan is different, we review costs with you before treatment begins and can outline how work might be phased if that suits your budget. If you live in Simi Valley and are ready to stop patching problems one tooth at a time, contact 805 Dentistry to schedule your evaluation.