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PROSTHODONTIST · SHEEPSHEAD BAY · BROOKLYN

Full Mouth Reconstruction

A coordinated plan that rebuilds multiple teeth, sometimes the whole mouth, with implants, crowns, bridges, and veneers, sequenced by one prosthodontist.

Illustration of a full-arch restoration, one component of a full mouth reconstruction

Is this for you?

  • Many teeth with problems at once: failed crowns, missing teeth, worn enamel, bite issues, gum recession
  • Severe wear or a bite that has collapsed over the years
  • Multiple failed restorations that need one coordinated plan

KEY FACTS

  • Usually 6–12 months, staged across visits
  • Combines implants, crowns, bridges, sometimes veneers
  • Written plan with locked pricing at the start
  • Function and appearance preserved at every stage
  • Overseen by one prosthodontist
  • Coordination with other specialists when needed

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Consultation & 3D scan

    We look at the whole mouth, not one tooth.

  2. Step 2

    One written plan, sequenced & priced

    Locked pricing before anything starts.

  3. Step 3

    Staged treatment

    Usually 6–12 months, with function at every step.

Results

Drag to compare · All-ceramic rehabilitation, smile designed first. Used with patient consent.

Common questions

What is full mouth reconstruction?
Coordinated rebuilding of multiple teeth — sometimes the entire mouth — to restore both function and aesthetics. Usually a combination of crowns, bridges, implants, and veneers, designed as one cohesive plan. Common causes: severe wear, multiple failed restorations, or bite collapse compounding over years.
How much does full mouth reconstruction cost?
Full-mouth reconstruction typically ranges from $25,000 to $90,000, depending on how many restorations are needed, the materials, and whether implants are involved. Your consultation includes a written plan with locked-in pricing for your specific case — one exact number, not a range.
How long does it take?
Usually 6–12 months, staged across visits. Function and appearance are preserved at every stage, so you are never left without teeth you can use.
Do you offer sedation for longer appointments?
Yes. Options range from oral sedation (a pill taken before your appointment) to deeper sedation for more involved procedures or higher anxiety. Discussed during your consultation.

Ready to talk about full mouth reconstruction?

One consultation, a written plan, and pricing you can take home.