Full Mouth Reconstruction

Missing teeth, decay, and gum disease all have a serious effect on the condition and appearance of your mouth.

Full mouth reconstruction at Sonoran Dental Design combines restorative treatments for a full range of oral health problems.

Learn how Drs. Ann Sielicki and Rewan Zineldine in Scottsdale, AZ, use the latest dentistry procedures to revitalize patient health.

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Understanding the Basics How Full Mouth Reconstruction Works

Full mouth reconstruction completely revitalizes and restores a patient's oral health. Each customized treatment plan addresses a patient's unique needs.

Real patient results. Before patient had tooth decay, after patient has a healthy mouth

Treating Complicated Problems

Full mouth restorations are ideal for people who suffer from complicated dental issues. This could mean advanced cases of tooth decay, dental fractures, periodontal disease, or poor jaw function.

Actual patient before and after full mouth reconstruction

Combining Multiple Procedures

To treat complex health issues, a combination of restorative and cosmetic procedures is used. That includes dental implants, custom restorations, periodontal therapy, and even porcelain veneers.

What Are the Benefits of Full Mouth Reconstruction?

Investing in restorative care can truly transform your mind, body, and wellness. With full mouth reconstruction from Dr. Sielicki or Dr. Zineldine, you can enjoy:

Improved Confidence

Hiding your smile can take a real toll on your self-esteem, as well as your social life. Luckily, we feature personalized treatment to completely revitalize the appearance of your teeth. In turn, you can experience a renewed sense of confidence, as well.

Better Oral Health

Did you know there are health benefits to full mouth reconstruction? For instance, it can treat existing cavities and prevent decay from returning. Treatments like Invisalign can make it easier to maintain your smile, and TMJ treatment can prevent cracks and wear.

Superior Functionality

One of the most exciting benefits of full mouth reconstruction is having a fully functional smile, often for the first time in years. Treatments like dental crowns and oral appliances can made it easier for you to chew, talk, and smile — completely pain free.

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Problems We Can Address  With Full Mouth Reconstruction

Dr. Sielicki and her Scottsdale, AZ, team can perform full mouth rehabilitation to treat all kinds of complex cases whether the result of neglect, trauma, or wellness issues.
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Damaged Teeth

Fractures and decay can lead to weakened teeth, resulting in tooth sensitivity, pain when biting and chewing, and an increased risk of root canal infection. Weakened teeth can be strengthened and cosmetically improved with fillings, inlays and onlays, or dental crowns, depending on the degree of damage.
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Tooth Loss

Whether it's a single tooth or multiple teeth, tooth loss makes it more difficult to enjoy your favorite meals and affects smile aesthetics. A common solution is dental implants. We currently refer out for implant placement, and then attach your custom restorations at our Scottsdale dental office.

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Malocclusion

Crowding, gaps, and asymmetry are not only an aesthetic concern, but a functional one, as well. Misalignment can lead to teeth grinding, sensitive teeth, and jaw pain. Invisalign® clear aligners can bring your teeth into healthy alignment–without the need for bulky metal brackets and wires.
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Gum Disease

Gingivitis and periodontitis both involve inflammation of the gum tissue. Periodontal disease, another name for these conditions, is caused by the bacteria that naturally occurs in the mouth. Our dentists offer effective periodontal care for various degrees of gum disease, using a gentle touch and precisely targeted treatment methods.
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TMJ Disorders

The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) in the jaw is extremely complicated and is vulnerable to damage from repetitive stress. TMJ disorder often results from stress and can severely affect jaw movement. If you suffer from TMJ, Dr. Sielicki and her team can design a custom oral appliance to reposition your jaw and relieve your symptoms.
"Thank you Sonoran Dental Design!!!! Again Dr. Sielicki and her Staff gave me the new opportunity to live life happier, better and the fullest. Professionalism on its greatest. Million Thanks."

Sami Kivinen, 2023
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"Thank you Sonoran Dental Design!!!! Again Dr. Sielicki and her Staff gave me the new opportunity to live life happier, better and the fullest. Professionalism on its greatest. Million Thanks."

Bob Briggs, 2023
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"The office presents an air of detail and professionalism. The staff is very welcoming and knows who you are. The technician was concerned with my comfort and was detailed with her assessment and evaluation. As a person that avoided the dentist until necessary the hesitation is gone. I would highly recommend Sonoran Dental and my hygienist Kempa Burd to everyone."

Michael Hagg
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Give Your Smile a Second Chance

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The team at Sonoran Dental Design knows that no smile is beyond repair. Even if a combination of oral health issues leaves you feeling like there's no path forward, we assure you—there is.

Many patients just like you have arrived at our Scottsdale practice for full mouth reconstruction and left feeling like brand-new versions of themselves. Dr. Sielicki and Dr. Zineldine have the experience, training, and compassion to guide you on your full mouth reconstruction journey and deliver results that will have you smiling wider than ever before.

Book your initial appointment at our Phoenix-area practice by contacting us or calling:

(480) 419-9595

"It's like coming to a friend's home." Robin's Full Mouth Reconstruction Story

You've found a dental team that will earn your trust, just like we did with Robin, a full mouth rehabilitation patient. We're proud to have helped her feel truly at home at the dentist — and the renewed confidence in her smile truly speaks for itself.
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Advanced Dental and Technology for Full Mouth Reconstruction

Advanced dentistry helps our Scottsdale, AZ, team fully restore smiles. Whether you're getting implants or a custom restoration, these tools can play a part in care.

Diagnostics & Screenings

During the consultation process, we use VELscope® to screen for oral cancer as well as the latest digital imaging technology to identify decay and fractures.

Patient Comfort & Care

Onset® by Onpharma's local anesthesia and the Isolite mouthpiece system will both improve your comfort during extensive dental procedures.

Speed & Convenience

Full mouth reconstructions can take time, but CEREC technology drastically speeds up treatment, allowing custom crowns to be made in a day.

A Scottsdale Dental Team That's With You Every Step of the Way

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Jacqui Mc

Scottsdale, AZ

2023

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Dr. Sielicki and her team are an amazing group of professionals. They have been by my side as I create a detailed and extensive treatment plan. VERY happy with my choice of dentists!

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Patrick Haldan

Scottsdale, AZ

2023

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Been my dentist for over a decade and I wouldn't change for anything. Fantastic staff and they do an amazing job always!

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Which Procedures Are Used In Full Mouth Reconstruction?

Treatment Time Frames For Full Mouth Reconstruction Procedures

Below are general treatment time frames for full mouth reconstruction procedures. We'll provide a detailed treatment breakdown during your consultation with us in Scottsdale, AZ.
Different procedures have different timelines, so no two treatment plans are quite the same. During your consultation, we'll determine which procedures are best for you and develop a step-by-step plan for your new smile.
Different procedures have different timelines, so no two treatment plans are quite the same. During your consultation, we'll determine which procedures are best for you and develop a step-by-step plan for your new smile.

One Day

Placing a simple restoration such as a filling takes a day. We can also create custom dental crowns in a day thanks to CEREC® technology.

One Week

It takes a week to implement periodontal disease treatment. Some additional restorative procedures may be needed to enhance the gumline.

Two Weeks

For veneers, dentures, and any other dental restorations or appliances that are crafted at an off-site lab, treatment requires two weeks.