Full Mouth Restoration
Full Mouth Restoration in Kanata & Stittsville Rebuild Your Whole Smile
Damaged, worn or missing teeth affecting your daily life? A full mouth restoration in Kanata and Stittsville rebuilds your whole mouth with one coordinated plan implants, crowns and more, done in-house and staged over time.
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Full Mouth Restoration
What Is Full Mouth Restoration?
A full mouth restoration in Kanata also called full mouth reconstruction or rehabilitation is a coordinated plan to rebuild the health, function and appearance of a mouth where many or all of the teeth are damaged, worn, missing or failing. It is not a single procedure. It combines several restorative treatments, sequenced into one carefully planned course of care, to take a mouth that no longer works properly and make it whole again.
Most people who need this have reached it gradually: years of decay and repeated fillings, teeth worn down by grinding, an old bridge or several crowns that have all started to fail around the same time, gum disease that has loosened teeth, or a bite that has collapsed and now causes pain and further damage. The result is a mouth where fixing one tooth at a time no longer makes sense, because the problems are connected. Full mouth restoration steps back, looks at everything together, and rebuilds it as a whole.
Full Mouth Restoration
Restoration or smile makeover which do you need?
This is the most important distinction to understand, because the two are often confused. The simple version: a full mouth restoration rebuilds function and health; a smile makeover changes appearance.
If your teeth work but you do not like how they look they are healthy, just stained, chipped or uneven what you want is cosmetic, and a smile makeover is the right path. If your teeth are genuinely damaged, worn, painful, missing or failing, so that eating and daily life are affected, that is a restoration a health and function problem first, with the appearance restored along the way. Many restorations produce a beautiful smile as a natural result, but they start from rebuilding what is broken. At your consultation we will tell you honestly which situation you are in, because it changes the whole plan.
Suited To Your Case
Signs you might need a full mouth restoration
Full mouth restoration is for extensive, connected problems rather than a single bad tooth. It may be the right approach if you have several of the following:
Missing Teeth
Multiple missing teeth, or teeth so damaged they cannot be saved individually.
Failed Restoration
Several failing restorations old crowns, bridges or large fillings breaking down around the same time.
Widespread Wear
Widespread wear from grinding, so the teeth are short, flat and sensitive.
Painful Bite
A collapsed or painful bite, jaw discomfort, or difficulty chewing.
Advanced Gum Disease
Advanced gum disease that has affected the support of many teeth.
If you recognise your own mouth in more than one of these, a piece-by-piece approach is often the more expensive path in the long run. A single coordinated plan usually costs less and lasts longer than years of separate emergency repairs.
Building blocks
The treatments a restoration can combine
Every full mouth restoration is assembled from a set of restorative treatments, chosen and sequenced for your mouth. These are the building blocks, and each links to a page that explains it in full.
Dental implants
Where teeth are missing, dental implants provide the most stable, permanent replacement, and for a full arch, as few as four implants can anchor a complete fixed set of teeth. Implants are frequently the backbone of a reconstruction.
Root canal treatment
Teeth that are infected but salvageable are saved with root canal treatment and then crowned, keeping your natural teeth wherever possible rather than replacing them.
Crowns
Individual teeth that are broken, heavily filled or worn are rebuilt with dental crowns, milled and matched in-house so they blend with the rest of the work.
Bridges
Where a few teeth in a row are missing, a bridge can restore the span, either supported by implants or by the teeth on either side.
Cosmetic finishing
Once function is rebuilt, porcelain veneers and whitening refine the appearance of the visible front teeth so the finished result looks natural, not just repaired.
The process
How a full mouth restoration is planned
A reconstruction lives or dies by its planning. Rushing in tooth by tooth is exactly what leads to the piecemeal failure that brings many people here in the first place.
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Comprehensive assessment
We start with a full examination, X-rays and a 3D scan of your whole mouth, plus an honest conversation about what is bothering you and what you want to be able to do again. Nothing is treated until the whole picture is understood.
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Stabilise first
Any active disease decay, infection, gum disease is treated before rebuilding begins, because a reconstruction built on an unstable foundation will not last.
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Rebuild in Sequence
Implants, crowns, bridges and root canals are carried out in a planned order, often over several months, so that each stage supports the next and your bite is rebuilt correctly.
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Refine and finish
The final stage restores the appearance shade, shape and symmetry so the rebuilt mouth looks like healthy natural teeth. A good family dentist in Kanata then keeps it that way with ongoing maintenance.
Pricing
What a full mouth restoration costs
| Approach | Typical range | When it applies |
|---|---|---|
| Limited restoration (crowns + a few implants) | Below full-arch figures | Some teeth affected |
| Full reconstruction | ~$7,000–$30,000+ / arch | Most or all teeth |
| Full-arch implants (All-on-4) | ~$15,000–$30,000 / arch | A full arch replaced |
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How Terry Fox Dental Manages Restoration costs
Because the numbers are significant, the way we handle cost matters. We break your plan into phases, quote each one in writing, and prioritise the urgent work first so the cost can be staged over months or longer rather than met all at once. Payment plans are available. Most private insurance contributes toward the restorative portions crowns, root canals, extractions and CDCP coverage covers a range of restorative treatment for eligible patients. Weighed against years of separate emergency repairs and the cost of doing nothing while the problem worsens, a planned reconstruction is very often the more economical path over time.
Long-Term Care
Living with your rebuilt smile
A completed full mouth restoration is life-changing in the most practical ways.
You can eat what you want again, you are not in pain, and you stop hiding your smile. Looked after well, the work lasts many years implants can last a lifetime, and crowns and bridges ten to fifteen years or more.
Maintenance is what protects the investment. Brushing, flossing and regular checkups with your family dentist in Kanata keep everything healthy, and a night guard protects the work if you grind.
Serving Stittsville, Ottawa & West Ottawa
Full mouth restoration for Stittsville, Ottawa and West Ottawa
If you have searched for full mouth restoration near me from Stittsville or the western side of Ottawa, our dental clinic in Kanata is at 600 Terry Fox Drive about eight minutes from Stittsville Main Street, with free parking. A reconstruction means several visits over time, so a close, familiar clinic where one team knows your whole plan is a genuine advantage.
We plan and carry out full mouth restorations for Stittsville, Kanata, Bridlewood, Katimavik, Glen Cairn, Carp, Richmond and the wider Ottawa area. Because we place implants, mill crowns and perform root canals under one roof, your entire reconstruction is coordinated by one team rather than scattered across referral clinics. When you are ready, you can book a consultation to find out what is possible for your mouth.
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Common Questions
Full Mouth Restoration FAQs
There is no single price, because it is a combination of treatments matched to your mouth. In Ontario, a full reconstruction generally ranges from around $7,000 to $30,000 or more per arch, and a full-arch implant solution such as All-on-4 runs roughly $15,000 to $30,000 per arch. A limited restoration with crowns and a few implants costs well below that. We break your plan into phases, quote each in writing, and stage the cost over time.
A restoration rebuilds function and health where teeth are damaged, worn, missing or failing; a smile makeover changes the appearance of teeth that are basically healthy. Restoration is a health problem first, with appearance restored along the way. Many restorations produce a beautiful smile as a result, but they start from rebuilding what is broken. We tell you honestly which situation you are in at your consultation.
Yes. We are about eight minutes from Stittsville Main Street at 600 Terry Fox Drive, with free parking, and you do not need to be an existing patient. Because we place implants, mill crowns and perform root canals under one roof, your whole reconstruction is coordinated by one team rather than scattered across referral clinics.
It depends on the complexity, but most span six to eighteen months, because active disease must be stabilised first and the rebuilding is done in a planned sequence over several stages. Simpler cases can be shorter; the most complex reconstructions can take two years. You receive a specific timeline at your planning consultation.
Cosmetic elements are generally not covered, but the restorative portions crowns, root canals, extractions and often implants are frequently covered in part by private insurance, and CDCP covers a range of restorative treatment for eligible patients. Because we phase and quote the plan in writing, we can identify exactly which parts are eligible and submit pre-determinations before treatment.
Largely, yes. We place and restore implants, mill crowns, perform root canals and carry out cosmetic finishing in our own clinic, so your reconstruction is coordinated by one team rather than referred out piece by piece. That continuity is one of the biggest advantages of having complex, multi-stage work done in one place.
When problems are extensive and connected several failing restorations, widespread wear, a collapsed bite a single coordinated plan usually costs less and lasts longer than years of separate emergency repairs, because each stage is planned to support the others and the bite is rebuilt correctly as a whole. For one isolated problem, treating it individually is fine. We will tell you honestly which applies.
Related Dental Treatments
A tooth often needs a crown after root canal to protect it long term.
A family-run practice treating families for over 23 years.
An implant is finished with a crown placed on top, all in-house.
For purely cosmetic front-tooth cases, veneers are often more conservative.
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