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Love Your Smile Again With a Full-Mouth Reconstruction in Oxnard

When you have multiple dental issues that harm the health and beauty of your smile, you will likely need a full-mouth reconstruction in Oxnard. Since this treatment often involves multiple procedures, you’ll want an expert team that can meet your needs at one location. At Anacapa Dental Art Institute, you’ll find in-house restorative specialists, an on-site lab, and the latest in dental technology. This makes our practice exceptionally well suited to address your complex dental issues.

With our help, you will:

Eat the foods you love without pain or discomfort
Reverse years of dental neglect
Restore your confidence in your oral health
Love how you look when you smile
Feel inspired to take better care of your smile

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If you’re a new patient, you’re eligible for a complimentary consultation. Call 805-800-8289 for an appointment. We’ll show you around our state-of-the-art facility and begin the planning process to rebuild your smile.

Trust Your Smile Rehabilitation to Our Expert Team

A full-mouth restoration requires careful planning to ensure you receive the best results from the procedure. Many other practices outsource at least some aspects of your care. But we won’t send you to the offices of multiple dentists. Our in-house specialists can provide everything you need.

Plus, if you are getting dental implants, you can trust we use the most advanced techniques. For example, Dr. Jivraj has improved the All-on-4 treatment with a procedure that uses more of your natural bone and gum structure. He’ll place the number of implants right for your smile. So, whether you need four or more implants, you can feel confident about the outcome. No matter how many implants are used for this treatment, called the All-on-4 Plus, the cost is the same to you. We even offer a warranty on implants!

See How a Full-Mouth Reconstruction Can Help You Smile Again

Full mouth reconstruction is a complicated procedure. And I’m a little bit biased, but I’m gonna tell you that you should see a prosthodontist for a full mouth reconstruction. Now, why is that? Prosthodontists have three years of additional training to be able to deal with complex and interdisciplinary comprehensive care.
So, full mouth reconstruction, it’s like building a house. You’ve gotta have the foundations that are sound. Our foundations are made sound by our specialists, our periodontists to make sure that the gums are healthy, and then we build on top of that. We make teeth or veneers or crowns or whatever we need to to be able to reestablish the patient’s bite, the cosmetics, the function, and what have you.
Now, full mouth reconstruction has to be done in a predictable manner. I go back to beginning with the end in mind. So the first thing we do is we visualize the end result. We make sure that the teeth will fit in the patient’s face. We give the patient a preview. We give the patient a mock-up. And the patient stays in what we call cosmetic prototypes, or patients may know it as cosmetic temporary teeth.
When we put these cosmetic temporary teeth in the patient’s mouth, most patients think that these are the final teeth because they look so amazing. Now, the reason we use cosmetic temporary teeth, when we’re reconstructing the whole mouth, it’s not just about a static band.
We need to know how the patient functions, how their jaw moves. So we put them in these cosmetic temporary teeth so that they can go away, they can chew, they can bite, they can go through their normal functional processes. You know, their friends may say to them or their significant other may say, “Hey, the teeth need to be a little bit longer.” We can make cosmetic changes. Those cosmetic temporary teeth give us a lot of information, right? So then we can go to the final teeth predictably.
Now, what if we didn’t do that? Imagine we just, you know, prepared the teeth and we put the final teeth in two weeks. What happens if a firm tooth breaks? Why does that firm tooth break? It breaks because we didn’t know about the function of the patient. We didn’t go through that phase. We went through cosmetic temporary teeth to idealize the patient’s bite, to idealize the aesthetics, the cosmetics of the teeth.
So full mouth reconstruction, it is a complex procedure, but we make it very simple by breaking it into phases so that we can provide patients with a predictable, not just an aesthetic but a functional result.

More than half of adults have pain from their dental problems. Source.

Some treatments we may recommend include:

Dental Restorations – Our two prosthodontists can place restorations like crowns, bridges, or dentures.
Dental Implants – Give your restorations a strong foundation with our implant procedures. Dr. Jivraj is a world-renowned expert in this field. We even offer a dental warranty for your implants, so you can feel confident about investing in your smile.
Gum Disease Treatment – If you show signs of gum disease, in early or advanced stages, our periodontist can restore your gum health. We offer laser treatments, which eliminate the disease without incisions or sutures.
Oral Surgery – Sometimes oral surgery is needed to prepare your mouth for implants or to remove infected teeth that could harm surrounding healthy teeth. We’ll only recommend procedures that are absolutely necessary for the integrity of your smile.
Root Canal Treatment – If an infection has reached the pulp of your tooth, our endodontist can eliminate the diseased tissue and give you back your healthy smile.
Cosmetic Dentistry – Many of our cosmetic treatments aid in the reconstruction of your smile. We may recommend veneers, bonding, or gum reshaping to give your smile a beautiful appearance.

In order to successfully plan your treatments, we use 3-D scanners and digital impressions to capture detailed images of your mouth. If you receive implants, we’ll use computer-guided technology to place them. We even have an in-house lab where master technicians can create your new teeth. Our technicians are closely supervised by Dr. Jivraj, so you can be assured your restorations are of the highest quality.

If you need dental sedation for any procedure, you can rely on the expertise of our doctors. Both Dr. Andrew Chen and Dr. Sanaz Mohseni have advanced qualifications and credentials in anesthesiology.

Reclaim your smile with full-mouth reconstruction in Oxnard. Call 805-800-8289 for an appointment or schedule online.

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Common Questions About Full-Mouth Reconstruction

What is a full-mouth reconstruction?

A full-mouth reconstruction involves extensive dental repair to replace all or nearly all your damaged and missing teeth. You may have lost your teeth to disease, injury, or for another reason. We’ll work hand in hand with you to develop a treatment plan to restore your smile and give you back a strong bite.

How long does a full-mouth reconstruction take?

Time frames for a full-mouth reconstruction can vary widely, depending on the extent of the damage being repaired and your choice of treatments. If you’re getting a set of conventional dentures, your treatment could take only a few weeks to complete. However, if you need implants placed, the healing and fusing process typically take a few months to complete before you can get your new teeth.

How much does a full-mouth reconstruction cost?

After we have examined your teeth, taken a set of images, and formulated a treatment plan, we can give you the cost of restoring your teeth. Many variables can affect the cost, such as the condition of your mouth and jawbone and the number of implants you require. We’ll be happy to put together all the details, including your payment options, and give you the total.

Is full-mouth reconstruction painful?

A full-mouth reconstruction may include multiple treatments, including surgical procedures such as tooth extractions, bone grafts, and dental implant placement. No matter which procedures you receive for your dental restoration, we’ll ensure you remain comfortable. We use local anesthesia to numb your mouth prior to treatment, and you can also choose to receive dental sedation.