Rebuild multiple damaged, worn, or missing teeth with a coordinated full mouth reconstruction plan focused on function, bite stability, and long-term care.
Full mouth reconstruction combines multiple restorative and, when needed, cosmetic procedures — implants, crowns, bridges, veneers, and bite correction — to rebuild function and health across your entire mouth, rather than addressing individual teeth in isolation.
This approach is typically recommended for patients dealing with extensive tooth wear from grinding, multiple missing or failing teeth, long-neglected dental issues, or significant bite misalignment.
At 12 Oaks, full mouth restoration always begins with understanding why your mouth reached this point — grinding, untreated decay, airway issues causing nighttime clenching, or a long-misaligned bite. Rebuilding without addressing the cause risks the same problems recurring.
Full mouth restoration isn't a collection of individual procedures — it's one coordinated plan built around how your bite, jaw, and airway work together. We map the whole system before we touch a single tooth.
A coordinated plan is often the better path in these situations.
Years of bruxism can wear teeth down significantly, affecting jaw comfort and appearance.
A coordinated plan often produces a more stable result than treating each tooth in isolation.
For patients returning to care after years away, restoration addresses accumulated issues as one plan.
When your bite has shifted or collapsed over time, restoration rebuilds proper alignment.
Bite collapse and wear are often connected to jaw strain — a coordinated restorative plan may help improve function while related jaw concerns are evaluated separately.
Full mouth restoration accomplishes bite rebuilding and smile design together.
Built around your complete bite, jaw, and airway picture — treatments are sequenced to work together.
Can be appropriate for a single tooth or localized issue, but may not account for how treatments interact.
Timelines vary from a few months to over a year, depending on the extent of treatment.
Comprehensive imaging, bite analysis, and airway evaluation to understand the full picture.
We design a coordinated, sequenced plan built around your specific case.
Implants, root canals, and other foundational treatments are completed first.
Crowns, bridges, and any cosmetic components are placed for the final result.
We fine-tune your bite for comfort and monitor at follow-up visits.
Full mouth restoration is the clearest expression of our Complete Health Dentistry philosophy. This isn't a series of individual repairs — it's a single, coordinated plan built around understanding why your mouth reached this point.
Before any treatment begins, we evaluate your bite mechanics, jaw position, and airway together, because these systems influence each other. Grinding driven by an airway issue needs a different long-term plan than grinding driven by bite misalignment alone.
We'll walk you through a clear, sequenced treatment plan, timeline, and cost breakdown before we begin, so you understand exactly what's happening and why at every stage.
Schedule a Complete Health ConsultationTreatment fees vary from person to person because every case is different. Before treatment begins, we explain your options, review any applicable insurance benefits, and provide a clear, personalized estimate so you know what to expect.
11623 Angus Rd, Bldg D, Suite 16, Austin, TX 78759
Near the Arboretum and Domain. Serving Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville, Brushy Creek, Downtown Austin, Bee Cave, Lakeway, West Lake Hills, and Georgetown.
