Kois-Trained Reconstructive Care

Full Mouth Rehabilitation in Dallas–Fort Worth

Rebuilding a worn, damaged, or collapsed bite takes more than individual repairs — it takes a complete plan. Our reconstructive treatment restores function, comfort, and beauty across every tooth.

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When Full Mouth Rehabilitation Is Needed

There are times when a person’s teeth are in such a severe state that full mouth rehabilitation becomes necessary. Treatment in these cases can be very complex, often involving one or more specialists — a periodontist, endodontist, oral surgeon, and/or orthodontist — working alongside your restorative dentist.

Severe wear and enamel erosion

Bruxism (chronic grinding and clenching)

Extensive decay

Tooth loss

Replacement of failing dental work

A bad bite (malocclusion)

Genetically small teeth

Trauma

Tetracycline staining

A Kois Graduate Leading Your Reconstruction

Having a Kois Center graduate in Dr. McClurg here in our office makes this the ideal place to experience major dental reconstruction. Complex rehabilitation depends on understanding why a bite failed — not just replacing what broke.

Every plan begins with a comprehensive evaluation of your joints, muscles, bite, gum health, and esthetics, so the final result is engineered to last.

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How Reconstruction Works

Complex care, sequenced carefully and explained at every stage.

Comprehensive Evaluation

Records, imaging, and a full bite, joint, and gum assessment to identify the root cause — paired with a smile design appointment, because the final result still needs to look beautiful.

Diagnosis & Planning

A written treatment sequence — coordinated with any specialists your case requires.

Stabilize the Foundation

Periodontal therapy, endodontics, extractions, or implants as needed before restoring.

Rebuild the Bite

Crowns, onlays, veneers, and implant restorations placed to a planned, tested bite position.

Protect the Result

Final refinement, a nightguard where indicated, and a long-term maintenance plan.

Real Full Mouth Cases

A look at full mouth rehabilitation results completed at Envision Dental Spa.

Full mouth rehabilitation case 1: before and after smile close-ups beside a portrait

Full mouth rehabilitation case 2: before and after smile close-ups beside a portrait

Full mouth rehabilitation case 2, more views: portrait with before and after photos of the smile and teeth

Full mouth rehabilitation case 3: before and after smile close-ups beside a portrait

Full mouth rehabilitation case 4: before and after smile close-ups beside a portrait

Full mouth rehabilitation case 4, more views: portrait with before and after photos of the smile and teeth

Full mouth rehabilitation case 5: before and after smile close-ups beside a portrait

Full mouth rehabilitation case 6: before and after smile close-ups beside a portrait

Full mouth rehabilitation case 6, more views: portrait with before and after photos of the smile and teeth

Full mouth rehabilitation case 7: before and after smile close-ups beside a portrait

Full mouth rehabilitation case 8: portrait with before and after photos of the smile and teeth

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Full Mouth Rehabilitation FAQs

No. A smile makeover focuses primarily on appearance. Full mouth rehabilitation restores function — how your teeth meet, chew, and wear — while also improving esthetics. Many cases involve both goals.

It depends on the complexity of your case and whether specialists are involved. Some reconstructions are completed in a few months; cases requiring implants, grafting, or orthodontics can take longer. You receive a sequenced timeline before treatment begins.

No. We plan provisional (temporary) restorations so you always leave with teeth that look and function well while the final restorations are being crafted.

Portions that restore health and function — crowns, periodontal therapy, extractions — are often partially covered, while purely esthetic elements typically are not. We review your benefits and provide a clear estimate.

With good hygiene, regular maintenance visits, and a protective nightguard where indicated, well-planned restorations commonly last 15 years or longer.

For Questions About Full Mouth Reconstruction

Contact our office to learn more about full mouth reconstruction or any of our other dental services. We are committed to optimal functional, cosmetic, and preventive care — performed with tender loving care.

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