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If you are dealing with extensive wear, failing dental work, or multiple damaged teeth, we can rebuild your complete smile step by step with a personalized full mouth reconstruction.
When wear, decay, or missing teeth affect your entire mouth, a single quick fix usually isn't enough. Full mouth reconstruction brings together restorative, cosmetic, and implant care into one clear, phased plan tailored specifically to you. We take a close look at your teeth, gums, bite, and jaw joints so we can help you with:
Feature | Full Mouth Reconstruction | Isolated / Single Tooth Treatments |
|---|---|---|
Scope of Care | Coordinates care for your entire mouth to balance your bite and health | Focuses on fixing one specific tooth or isolated issue at a time |
Long-Term Stability | Creates a stable, uniform foundation where all teeth work harmoniously together | Treats individual symptoms without addressing overall bite wear or systemic issues |
Treatment Phasing | Mapped out in a structured, step-by-step timeline to manage healing and budget | Handled as a quick fix for an immediate local problem |
We examine your teeth, gums, jaw joints, and bite alignment using advanced 3D imaging to understand your complete dental health.
We sit down with you to map out a clear, step-by-step treatment schedule that fits your goals, health needs, and timeline.
We complete any necessary preparatory steps, such as gum treatment or implant placement, before building your new restorations.
We secure your final crowns, bridges, or full-arch restorations, carefully adjusting your bite so your new smile feels completely natural.
When Dr. Mohammad Hammoud plans a full mouth reconstruction, he approaches it as a partnership. Because a full rebuild runs over months, we phase it around your schedule and your budget rather than booking everything at once. Dr. Hammoud rebuilt this practice from paper charts to CBCT, intraoral scanning and in-house 3D printing, and that equipment is why most of a reconstruction can happen in one building instead of four.
Because every plan is customized to your unique clinical needs, timelines vary widely. Some cases take a few months, while others with more complex surgical and healing phases take longer. We map out your exact schedule before we begin.
No. We plan temporary restorations or provisional teeth into every phase so you can keep eating, talking, and smiling while the final work is being made.
We use local anesthesia and offer comfortable sedation options during any surgical phases. You will feel pressure, but you should not feel sharp pain, and we will walk you through managing the soreness afterward.
Protecting your new smile requires diligent daily brushing and flossing, along with regular professional checkups and cleanings with our team to keep your restorations and gums healthy.
If you are ready to completely restore your oral health and smile, come talk to our team in Dearborn. We are here to help you take that next step.
Reviewed by Dr. Mohammad Hammoud, DMD – 313 Dental, Dearborn, MI
