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General & Preventive Care
Full Mouth Reconstruction in Salt Lake City
If years of dental problems have left you feeling overwhelmed about where to start, you are not alone — and you are in the right place. Full mouth reconstruction salt lake city patients trust Stoker Dental because we offer transparent pricing, accept 19+ insurance plans, and provide CareCredit financing to help make comprehensive care accessible. Dr. Brigham Stoker completes every phase of your reconstruction right here in our office, so you never need a referral to get the care you deserve.
Why Choose Full Mouth Rehabilitation at Stoker Dental
Every Procedure Under One Roof — No Referrals Needed
Full mouth rehabilitation often involves several different types of treatment — from dental implants and same-day crowns to extractions and gum therapy. At most practices, that means bouncing between specialists. At Stoker Dental, Dr. Stoker handles your entire treatment plan in one location. That means fewer appointments, better coordination, and a team that knows your case inside and out.
Advanced Technology for Precise, Efficient Treatment
We use Cone Beam CT scanning and computer-guided planning to map your reconstruction with precision before treatment begins. Digital impressions replace messy molds, and in-house crown milling means certain restorations can be completed in a single visit. These tools help reduce your time in the chair and improve the fit and longevity of every restoration.
What Is Full Mouth Reconstruction?
Full mouth reconstruction is a comprehensive treatment plan designed to restore the health, function, and appearance of your entire smile. Unlike a single procedure, it combines multiple restorative treatments into a coordinated plan tailored to your specific needs.
Who Needs Full Mouth Rehabilitation
You may benefit from full mouth rehabilitation if you experience several of the following: multiple missing or broken teeth, extensive decay, worn-down teeth from grinding, chronic jaw or bite pain, or teeth that have deteriorated due to long-term neglect. Many patients we see have put off dental care for years — there is no judgment here, only a clear path forward.
Procedures Commonly Included in a Full Mouth Restoration
A full mouth restoration plan may include any combination of crowns, bridges, dental implants, root canals, extractions, periodontal therapy, bone grafting, and bite correction. Dr. Stoker selects only the procedures that are necessary for your situation — nothing more. If sedation dentistry would help you feel more comfortable during longer appointments, that option is available as well.
Full Mouth Rehabilitation vs. Smile Makeover
These two terms are sometimes used interchangeably, but they serve different purposes. Full mouth reconstruction is restorative — it addresses structural damage, missing teeth, and functional problems like difficulty chewing or jaw pain. A smile makeover is primarily cosmetic, focusing on the appearance of teeth that are otherwise healthy.
Some patients need both. For example, you might require crowns and implants to restore function and then add veneers or whitening to refine the final result. During your evaluation, Dr. Stoker will help you understand which approach — or combination — makes the most sense for your goals and your oral health.
What to Expect During Your Full Mouth Reconstruction
Comprehensive Evaluation and Treatment Planning
Your reconstruction begins with a thorough exam that includes digital X-rays, a Cone Beam CT scan, and a detailed assessment of your teeth, gums, jaw, and bite. Dr. Stoker reviews the findings with you, explains every recommended procedure, and builds a phased treatment plan with a clear timeline and honest cost breakdown.
Phased Treatment and Recovery Timeline
Full mouth reconstruction salt lake city patients at Stoker Dental typically complete treatment in phases spread over several months. This approach allows each area to heal properly before moving to the next step, and it helps make the financial commitment more manageable. Dr. Stoker monitors your progress at each visit and adjusts the plan if needed.
Full Mouth Reconstruction Cost and Financing
The cost of full mouth reconstruction varies widely because every plan is different. Factors that influence your total investment include the number and type of procedures, the materials used for restorations, and whether preparatory treatments like bone grafting are needed.
We believe in straightforward pricing with no surprise expenses. Our team reviews your insurance benefits before treatment begins and helps you maximize your coverage. We accept 19+ plans, including Delta Dental, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, and many others. For remaining balances, CareCredit financing lets you break costs into manageable monthly payments.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
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How long does full mouth reconstruction take?
Most plans take several months to over a year, depending on the number and complexity of procedures involved. Dr. Stoker creates a phased timeline during your initial evaluation so you know what to expect at every stage.
Does insurance cover full mouth rehabilitation?
Many dental insurance plans cover portions of full mouth rehabilitation, particularly procedures that restore function such as crowns, bridges, and extractions. Our team verifies your benefits and helps you understand your coverage before treatment begins.
What is the difference between full mouth reconstruction and a smile makeover?
Full mouth reconstruction focuses on restoring the health, function, and structure of your teeth and jaw. A smile makeover is primarily cosmetic, improving the appearance of teeth that are already healthy. Some patients benefit from a combination of both approaches.
Am I a candidate for full mouth restoration?
You may be a candidate if you have multiple missing, damaged, or decayed teeth, chronic jaw pain, or bite problems that affect your ability to eat or speak comfortably. A comprehensive evaluation with Dr. Stoker can determine whether full mouth restoration is the right path for you.
