Why It Matters
Full Mouth Rehabilitation restores compromised teeth and bite relationships through comprehensive treatment designed around health, function, airway considerations, and aesthetics.
Severe wear, damaged teeth, bite instability, and previous dental treatment can affect far more than appearance.
The Aviara Difference
We look beyond individual teeth to understand how the teeth, jaws, muscles, TMJ, airway, and facial aesthetics work together before developing a comprehensive restorative plan.
Beauty Follows Health™
Our Approach
Comprehensive diagnostics allow us to evaluate structural health, function, bite relationships, and aesthetic goals before rebuilding the smile.
Conditions We Help
- Severely worn teeth
- Multiple damaged teeth
- Bite collapse
- Failing dentistry
- TMJ-related concerns
- Complex aesthetic and restorative needs
Treatment Options
- TMJ stabilization when indicated
- Orthodontic preparation
- Biomimetic restorations
- Veneers
- Crowns and onlays
- Implant-supported restorations
- Comprehensive smile reconstruction
Expected Benefits
- Improved function
- Restored tooth structure
- Greater bite stability
- Enhanced smile aesthetics
- Comprehensive long-term care
FAQs
Good to know.
Does full mouth rehabilitation mean every tooth needs treatment?
No. Treatment is individualized and designed to preserve healthy teeth whenever possible.
Will my bite be evaluated before cosmetic treatment?
Yes. Functional and structural considerations are an important part of comprehensive rehabilitation.
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Rebuild Your Smile on a Healthier Foundation