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Reconstruction restores proper bite alignment and function, which makes chewing, speaking, and everyday comfort far easier than they were before your treatment.
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Where do you start when your whole smile needs work? Full mouth reconstruction in Gardena, CA, addresses your smile as a whole, from how your teeth bite together to how your jaw functions. Gardena Dental Group builds custom plans for missing and damaged teeth.
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Full mouth reconstruction, sometimes called restoration or simply FMR, is a complete functional overhaul of your smile. It addresses disease, function, wear, and traumatic injuries within one coordinated treatment plan. Our dentist combines multiple procedures to achieve a single overall result, from replacing missing teeth to repairing broken ones. Patients who have lost teeth to periodontal disease and those who have experienced a life-changing injury are both good examples. The goal is getting your smile back on track toward better health.
Reconstruction restores proper bite alignment and function, which makes chewing, speaking, and everyday comfort far easier than they were before your treatment.
A coordinated treatment plan alleviates the jaw pain and the headaches associated with TMJ disorders and with years of uneven pressure across the whole of your bite.
Treatment addresses a wide range of dental issues all at one time, including worn teeth, missing teeth, damaged teeth, and any existing periodontal gum disease.
Rebuilding your smile improves its overall aesthetics dramatically and gives your confidence a genuine lift that lasts long after your treatment has been completed.
From your first exam to the final result, here's exactly what to expect — calm, clear, and never rushed.
Request an AppointmentOur expert dentist conducts a detailed examination of your overall oral health, including both digital X-rays and complete digital 3D imaging.
We create a fully customized plan that combines all of the procedures necessary to address your own specific needs and your own personal goals.
Any underlying issues such as periodontal disease are treated first, so that the foundation is healthy before we start rebuilding your smile.
This stage may include dental implants, crowns, bridges, veneers, or root canal therapy, depending entirely on what your own care plan requires.
Orthodontic treatment or other methods align your bite, and the permanent restorations are then placed in order to complete your brand new smile.
You have multiple missing or severely damaged teeth that simply cannot be addressed with any one single isolated procedure performed on its own.
Jaw pain or a TMJ disorder has become a constant part of your day and has not responded to any of the simpler treatments that we have available.
Years of grinding or acid erosion have worn your teeth down well past the point that a single filling or a dental crown could ever hope to repair.
You want to completely make over your smile and would rather plan out the entire process at once than piece it together slowly over several years.
As you might guess, full mouth reconstruction typically combines multiple different treatments to achieve one overall result. From replacing missing teeth to repairing broken ones, your smile rejuvenation experience may involve one or more procedures such as:
Crowns (sometimes called “caps”) are protective covers that go over worn, broken, or decayed teeth to recreate the portion of the tooth above the gumline. Crowns also reinforce the remaining tooth structure to prevent total tooth loss. We can also place crowns on top of dental implants to fill in missing teeth. If your crown is visible when you smile, we suggest choosing a tooth-colored material, such as ceramic or porcelain, as it can be matched to your adjacent teeth.
Learn More →Today’s dental implants make it possible to permanently replace all of your missing teeth with a tooth-like restoration that feels almost as great as the real thing. Implants have an extremely high success rate and slow the natural bone resorption process seen with missing teeth. Once integrated, implants are stronger than natural teeth. They are non-invasive and non-removable, giving you something to truly smile about no matter how many teeth you are replacing.
Learn More →Do you have a missing tooth? Do the teeth on either side of it also need dental crowns? A bridge can serve a dual purpose, reinforcing the supporting teeth as it replaces the missing tooth between them. These multi-tooth restorations are matched to your smile for both function and aesthetics. They can also be installed on top of dental implants to fill in up to 3-4 teeth at a time. And unlike partials, they are non-removable. Most bridges last for several years.
Learn More →Minimally invasive white fillings repair areas of tooth decay without detracting from your tooth’s health or function. These materials naturally bond to tooth enamel, making them less invasive than traditional silver fillings. And because composite comes in a variety of colors, our dentist can select one that best matches your unique smile.
Learn More →Endodontic treatment addresses teeth with abscesses, dying nerves, or deep areas of tooth decay where extraction would be the only other option. Today’s endodontic treatments can gently be completed with the help of local anesthetic and more advanced techniques, keeping you comfortable from start to finish. After a root canal, we recommend placing a crown over the tooth to reinforce the remaining tooth structure.
Learn More →Custom dentures are a fast and affordable way to replace all of your missing teeth at one time. Partial dentures clip in around your healthy teeth, while full dentures cover your entire upper or lower jaw. If you are looking for added support, you can consider an overdenture option that snaps onto dental implants. Gardena Dental Group offers various types of dentures to fit the lifestyle and budget of our patients, providing you with several choices to pick from.
Learn More →In most cases, our goal is to preserve your natural teeth as long as possible. When a tooth is severely damaged and no longer restorable — such as one with aggressive periodontal disease or a deep area of tooth decay — it is usually best to remove it altogether. Therapeutic dental extractions help prevent the spread of disease and address the source of discomfort. At that point, our Gardena dentist will help you replace the tooth to prevent any changes in how your smile is aligned.
Learn More →Missing bone or gum tissues can compromise your smile and its appearance. If you are planning to get dental implants or are recovering from gum disease, bone grafting may be needed to reinforce your jaw in those spaces. At the same time, gum grafting may be recommended if you have exposed tooth roots. Grafting is frequently combined with periodontal therapy, extractions, and dental implant treatment.
Learn More →Crooked or misaligned teeth can contribute to issues like TMJ disorder, worn teeth, and broken dental work. They can also be more prone to develop tooth decay and periodontal disease. By aligning your teeth with braces or clear aligners, you can lower your risk of additional issues as you improve your oral function (and protect updated dental restorations). As we assess your bite, we can estimate the length of treatment needed, so that you know approximately how long your orthodontic process will take.
Learn More →Our patients return year after year for calm, unhurried care and honest, personalized guidance.
We go above and beyond to make full mouth reconstruction feel calm and effortless — pairing the latest technology with a gentle, unhurried approach designed entirely around you.
Here are just a few reasons our patients love us:

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The timeline varies depending on which procedures you need. Most treatment plans range from a few months to about a year.
Our dentist prioritizes your comfort, using appropriate anesthesia and pain management techniques for each individual procedure. Most patients find each step far easier than they anticipated.
A plan may combine crowns, implants, bridges, fillings, root canal therapy, dentures, extractions, grafting, and orthodontic treatment. Yours includes only the procedures your smile actually requires.
The cost depends entirely on which procedures your plan includes and how many teeth need attention. We provide an itemized care plan so you can see the fees for every step before you begin.
Coverage varies depending on the procedures involved, since some are considered restorative and others cosmetic. Our team will help you understand your benefits and present financing options for the balance.
Feeling frustrated with your smile and unsure where to start is common, and a reconstruction plan gives you a clear path forward. Contact Gardena Dental Group to reserve a no-obligation exam for full mouth reconstruction in Gardena, CA.
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