Retain teeth where possible
Assess each tooth rather than assuming all teeth need removal. Retaining, repairing or replacing a tooth should have a clear reason.
When many teeth are damaged, missing or affecting the bite, full mouth reconstruction is an overall treatment plan rather than a single product. It may combine gum care, fillings, crowns, bridges, dentures, implants or orthodontics in stages according to your needs.

Assess each tooth rather than assuming all teeth need removal. Retaining, repairing or replacing a tooth should have a clear reason.
Gum health, wear and biting forces need to be understood, rather than addressing appearance alone.
Assessment, disease control, temporary restorations and final restorations may be separate stages. Time and budget should be considered together.
Record teeth, gums, the bite and general health, and clarify goals for eating, comfort and appearance.
Compare alternatives and explain priorities, any referrals and the cost of each stage.
Check the bite and adaptation as needed. Continue cleaning and regular reviews after treatment.
Costs vary substantially. Ask for a plan broken down by stage, including temporary and final restorations, maintenance and what happens if the plan changes.
PAYMENT & HEALTH FUNDSExplore common questions, then discuss what is suitable for you at an individual assessment.
No. All-on-4 is one approach to full-arch implant restoration. Full mouth reconstruction may retain natural teeth and combine different treatments.
Not necessarily. Each tooth should be assessed for retention and every proposed treatment explained.
Sometimes, but stages need to follow a sensible order for disease control and the bite. Necessary steps should not be skipped.
This varies by stage. Temporary restorations and changes to eating may be needed. Discuss the arrangements before starting.

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