A Complete Rebuild, Planned Like One
When most of your teeth need help — worn short by grinding, broken down by decay, missing, or a mix of everything — treating one tooth at a time is like renovating a house one brick at a time with no blueprint. Full mouth restoration (also called full mouth rehabilitation) is the blueprint: a comprehensive, sequenced plan that rebuilds your bite, your function and your confidence as a single coordinated project.
Who This Is For
- Heavy grinders whose teeth have flattened and shortened over decades
- Patients returning after years away from dental care with widespread decay or breakdown
- Accident and trauma survivors with multiple damaged teeth
- Patients with failing old dentistry — a mouthful of aging crowns and fillings reaching end-of-life together
- Those with worn bites and jaw discomfort, where tooth height and joint position need rebuilding together
- Anyone told "it's too far gone" — it almost never is
The Tools We Combine
Every plan is different, drawing on dental implants, crowns and bridges, root canal therapy to save key teeth, extractions where teeth can't be saved, dentures or implant-supported teeth, periodontal therapy to secure the foundations, and veneers or whitening for the finishing aesthetics. Dr. Grewal's advanced implant training anchors the surgical side, and sedation keeps long visits comfortable.
How We Plan It
1. The big-picture exam. Records, imaging, photos and bite analysis — plus the most important input: what you want your mouth to do again.
2. The written master plan. Every phase mapped with timelines and transparent costs. Urgent problems first, foundations second, rebuilding third, aesthetics last.
3. Phased execution. Work proceeds at the pace your life and budget allow. Many patients phase treatment across insurance years to maximize coverage — we'll help you plan that, handle pre-authorizations and financing.
4. Protection. A final bite guard and a maintenance schedule protect the investment for decades.
The first step costs nothing but an hour. Book a comprehensive consultation — including a complimentary implant consultation where implants are involved — at (613) 491-3300 or online.
Full Mouth Restoration — Frequently Asked Questions
How much does full mouth restoration cost?
It varies enormously — from several thousand dollars for strategic crowns and fillings to tens of thousands for full-arch implant solutions. What we promise: a complete written plan with transparent per-phase costs before anything starts, insurance pre-authorizations handled for you, and financing options. Phasing over months or years is common and often smart.
How long does the process take?
Anywhere from a few months to over a year depending on whether implants and healing phases are involved. We sequence the plan so you're never without presentable teeth, and urgent issues (pain, infection) are always handled first.
I'm embarrassed by how bad my teeth have gotten. Will I be judged?
Never — and you'd be surprised how often we hear this. Dental breakdown happens for a hundred human reasons: fear, finances, illness, life. Our team's only interest is where you go from here, and sedation options make catching up far easier than you're imagining.
Can everything be done under sedation?
Most of it, yes. With oral moderate sedation or nitrous oxide we can complete long, productive visits comfortably — many full-mouth patients finish major phases in just a few appointments.