Full-mouth restoration is the most comprehensive cosmetic and functional rebuild we offer — a coordinated plan that addresses every tooth, the way they meet, and how they look together.
Who it's for
Patients who come to us for full-mouth restoration are usually living with a combination of issues: worn or chipped teeth, missing teeth, an unstable bite, old dentistry that no longer functions, or chronic discomfort. Treating any one issue alone won't solve the whole — it takes a unified plan.
What's involved
Most full-mouth cases combine dental implants, porcelain veneers or crowns, occlusal (bite) correction, and sometimes orthodontics or gum tissue work. The exact mix is designed around your case.
Function and aesthetics together
A full-mouth restoration must do two things at once: feel right when you chew and speak, and look like a natural smile. Most practices favor one over the other. At Rose Aesthetics we treat them as inseparable — a smile that looks beautiful but doesn't function isn't a success, and vice versa.
How we plan
Every case starts with detailed records: 3D scans, bite analysis, photos, and a smile design. From there we propose a sequenced plan, model the result, and walk you through it before any work begins.
Timeline & investment
Full-mouth cases run anywhere from 3 to 12 months depending on whether implants are involved (and bone healing time). Investment varies widely; we provide a transparent quote and phased plan at the consultation.