Regain a confident smile with full mouth reconstruction at West Hills Smiles—restoring comfort, function, and beauty.
If damaged, missing, or worn-down teeth have made it difficult to eat, speak, or feel confident about your smile, full mouth rehabilitation at West Hills Smiles in West Hills, CA can restore both your oral health and your self-esteem. By combining advanced restorative and cosmetic dentistry, our team creates a personalized treatment plan designed to rebuild your smile from the ground up—giving you lasting comfort, function, and confidence.
Comprehensive dental reconstruction, also called full mouth rehabilitation, is a dental treatment that rebuilds or replaces all the teeth in your mouth. This process is tailored to patients with widespread dental problems—such as broken teeth, gum disease, missing teeth, or bite issues—restoring your ability to eat, speak, and smile with confidence.
You may be a candidate if you have:
A full evaluation will help determine the right treatment plan for your unique needs.
A complete smile restoration may involve a combination of treatments, depending on your needs:
This tailored approach ensures both function and aesthetics are restored.
Choosing restorative dentistry at West Hills Smiles provides:
Long-term protection of oral and overall health
Many patients come into the West Hills Smiles office in West Hills afraid that a dental restoration means invasive, painful treatment that involves losing the tooth structures that still remain. This couldn’t be further from the truth; Dr. Salekian believes in always following a conservative approach (when a preventative one is impossible) that reduces the intensity of the full mouth restoration.
At West Hills Smiles near Woodland Hills, CA, we have a wide range of procedures at our disposal that can rejuvenate your smile. These high-tech tools include tooth-colored fillings, dental implants, bridges, crowns, lasers for gum treatment, veneers as well as partial and full dentures when needed. Furthermore, we always work with a mindset for “bio-compatible dentistry” biocompatible dentistry that respects your health and the environment.
Our full mouth dental implants procedures are carefully planned and carried out with precision:
There’s no one set of treatments that work for every patient. It’s best to come into West Hills Smiles in Woodland Hills, CA for a consultation and exam that can fully diagnose the larger issues causing damage to your teeth. We always err on the side of conservative procedures, so we want to make sure we have the full picture of what’s happening with your oral health.
Our range of full mouth reconstruction evaluations presents to us a clear representation of your mouth. It starts with a thorough visual inspection and may require our low-radiation digital x-rays (though, please bring recent x-ray images if you have them). If further evaluation is required, Dr. Salekian will check for TMJ issues, cancer, occlusal disease, bite malposition, periodontal damage, and dental decay.
After these evaluations are complete, you’ll have a long conversation with your dentist in Woodland Hills, CA. The two of you will discuss your specific goals, the capabilities of the procedures here at West Hills Smiles, and Dr. Salekian’s recommendations. Every case is different; for example, some patients will want more of an “anti-aging dentistry” anti-aging dentistry approach, others may have more pressing periodontal concerns.
If you two agree on a course of action for your full mouth reconstruction in Woodland Hills, appointments can be quickly set, resolving your dental concerns in sometimes as little as a few weeks. Again, many procedures can be completed in just one sitting, so don’t be concerned about the temporary discomfort that comes from half-completed work.
In our many years as a West Hills, CA dentist, West Hills Smiles has met with many patients who had lost hope or had been told by other doctors that they will have to lose all of their teeth. That doesn’t have to be the case; meet with Dr. Salekian at your earliest convenience. Contact us to schedule your consultation for full mouth reconstruction in West Hills, CA, 91307!
Occlusal disease is widely regarded as the number one cause of tooth loss, as well as the number one cause of fillings and crowns breaking and needing to be replaced. Despite its wide range of effects for a wide range of individuals, many are still unfamiliar with occlusal disease. The confusion is understandable, since, like Periodontal disease, occlusal disease is not actually one disease, but is a generic term that covers a number of pathological conditions associated with the bite, jaw muscles and the temporomandibular joint (TMJ).
Since occlusal disease covers so many conditions, it should come as no surprise that it also has a number of different causes. However, our esteemed dentists Dr. Mike Salekian and Dr. David Sturgeon will tell you the two main problems are an unbalanced bite and premature tooth wear from involuntary teeth grinding. Often a result of chronic conditions, there is no single cure for occlusal disease, but when treated by our knowledgeable dental professionals, it can be controlled to avoid painful consequences and damaging long-term effects.
At West Hills Smiles in West Hills our dentists are highly trained in performing a number of effective treatments for countering the effects of occlusal disease. Drs. Salekian and Sturgeon are highly experienced at assessing patients for signs and symptoms of the condition, allowing you to prevent costly long-term consequences. Signs and Symptoms can include pathological (unnatural) wear, fractured teeth and fillings, tooth sensitivity, ab-fractions (loss of structure from the teeth), headaches and muscle pain.
In many cases, the signs and symptoms of occlusal disease can be evident early in life – even in children. That’s why it’s almost never too early to begin preventive measures to avoid unnecessary pain later in life and encourage long-term dental health.
A smile makeover is primarily cosmetic, focusing on appearance, while smile makeover with function combines restorative and cosmetic dentistry to rebuild health, function, and aesthetics.
The timeline depends on your treatment plan. Some patients complete their comprehensive dental reconstruction in a few visits, while others may need several months if implants, orthodontics, or healing phases are involved.
You may be a candidate if you have multiple missing or damaged teeth, bite problems, gum disease, or difficulty chewing and speaking. A consultation with our dentist will confirm your eligibility.
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Yes! Full mouth dental implants are often part of a treatment plan when replacing missing teeth. We also use crowns, bridges, veneers, and periodontal therapy to ensure a complete, functional smile.
Our team uses advanced techniques and sedation options to ensure your comfort during treatment. Most patients report little to no pain and only mild soreness after procedures.
The cost varies depending on your needs and the treatments included (such as implants, crowns, or veneers). During your consultation, we’ll provide a transparent breakdown and discuss financing options.
With proper oral hygiene, regular dental visits, and a healthy lifestyle, your restorations—especially implants and crowns—can last decades, often a lifetime.