Full Mouth Reconstruction in Beverly Beach
You've been putting off the dentist because there's no longer a single problem to fix. A molar that cracked last year was never crowned. A front tooth has worn down. A partial denture doesn't fit the way it used to. Your gums bleed when you brush. Each issue might feel manageable alone. Together, they can make eating, speaking, and smiling feel like work. For patients in Beverly Beach facing this kind of overlapping picture, our team at Boulder Rock Dental builds one coordinated plan instead of chasing problems one at a time.
Full mouth reconstruction means rebuilding or restoring many or all of the teeth in both the upper and lower jaws as part of a single, organized plan. It isn't one procedure. It's a combination of treatments chosen for your specific needs and sequenced so each step supports the next. Dr. Thinh Tran and Dr. Jake Ryan look at your teeth, gums, bite, and existing dental work as a connected system rather than as separate parts.
Because our office provides general, restorative, cosmetic, periodontal, endodontic, and prosthodontic care, we can draw on a wide range of treatments in one place. Depending on your situation, a plan might include crowns, fillings, bridges, root canal therapy, simple extractions, dental implants, complete or partial dentures, implant-supported dentures, gum disease treatment such as scaling and root planing, or porcelain veneers and composite bonding to refine the final look. Beverly Beach patients can have this coordinated care close to home, without being sent to several different offices.
Many different situations can lead someone to consider a full mouth approach. Some patients have lost several teeth and want a dependable way to replace them. Others have teeth that are heavily worn, broken, or weakened by decay or old restorations. Some live with gum disease that has affected the support around their teeth. Others wear dentures that need repair or replacement, or that they'd like to stabilize with implants.
The best way to know whether this approach fits you is a thorough dental exam. We assess the health of your teeth and gums, review your existing dental work, and screen for oral cancer as part of understanding your overall oral health. If active gum disease or infection is present, we typically address it first, because a stable foundation matters for everything that follows. Then we talk honestly with you about your options and goals.
How We Plan and Carry Out Your Treatment
Reconstruction usually happens in phases, and we explain each one before it begins. Early visits often focus on foundational care: cleanings, gum treatment, fillings, root canals, or removing teeth that can't be saved. Later phases bring in restorations such as crowns, bridges, implants, or dentures. Finally, cosmetic refinements may be added. For patients who care about the final appearance, Digital Smile Design can help us plan and visualize your result together before restorative work is finalized.
Throughout the process, our team puts your comfort first and uses modern technology to plan precisely. Because treatment can span several appointments, we schedule with your life in mind. If something unexpected comes up between visits, such as a cracked tooth or sudden pain, we offer emergency appointments, including same-day emergency care for endodontic concerns.
What to expect along the way:
- A comprehensive exam and a conversation about your concerns and goals
- A written, phased treatment plan that shows the order of care
- Foundational treatment to address decay, infection, or gum disease
- Restorative work to rebuild function, such as crowns, implants, or dentures
- Optional cosmetic finishing and an ongoing maintenance schedule
Caring for Your Results and Paying for Treatment
Your new restorations need consistent care to stay healthy. Brush and floss daily, and keep up with regular cleanings and exams so we can monitor your teeth, gums, and restorations over time. Patients with a history of gum disease may benefit from periodontal maintenance visits, and those with dentures or implant-supported dentures can return to us for adjustments or repairs as needs change.
We know a comprehensive plan is a significant investment, so we keep payment flexible. We accept all major PPO insurance plans and welcome self-pay patients. Financing is available through CareCredit, iCreditWorks, and Sunbit, which can help spread costs over time. We also offer in-house dental membership plans at $189 or $240 per year, plus a $109 annual plan for veterans. We'll walk you through costs for each phase so there are no surprises.
If you live in Beverly Beach and feel ready to stop managing dental problems one by one, we'd be glad to meet you, listen to what you're experiencing, and help you understand what a full mouth reconstruction plan could look like for you.