ADSC is located at 18455 SW Alexander St, Suite A, Beaverton — approximately 10 to 15 minutes from most areas of Witch Hazel via SW 185th Avenue or TV Highway. The office is easily accessible with ample parking.

The treatment addresses everything needed to restore a fully functional, healthy dentition: periodontal (gum) treatment, root canals on salvageable teeth, extractions of teeth beyond saving, dental implants to replace missing teeth, crowns on damaged teeth, bridges or implant-supported prosthetics, and occlusal rehabilitation to restore proper bite alignment. The specific combination depends on your individual situation.

If you have multiple teeth with large failing fillings or crowns, several missing teeth, pain in multiple areas, difficulty chewing, or teeth that are severely worn down — you may be a candidate. A comprehensive evaluation with CBCT imaging determines the extent of damage and whether coordinated full mouth treatment or targeted individual procedures are appropriate.

Yes. Full mouth reconstruction is inherently phased — treatment extends over 6 to 18 months with costs distributed across that timeline. The sequence is planned so that each phase produces functional improvement while building toward the complete result. Insurance benefits are applied to each phase, and financing options are available for patient portions.

Absolutely. Provisional restorations are placed at each phase. These well-made acrylic restorations allow normal eating, speaking, and social function throughout treatment. You are never left without functional teeth. The provisionals also serve as a test of the planned bite and aesthetics before final restorations are fabricated.

IV sedation is available at ADSC and is commonly used for reconstruction appointments. Sedation allows longer, more productive sessions — multiple procedures can be completed in a single visit while you rest comfortably. This reduces the total number of appointments needed and is especially valued by patients with dental anxiety.

When properly planned and executed, full mouth reconstruction achieves high long-term success rates. Individual restoration survival exceeds 90% at 15 years. The overall rehabilitation — maintained with regular professional care and nightguard wear — provides decades of reliable function. Patient satisfaction rates for comprehensive reconstruction consistently exceed 95% in published studies.

Call ADSC to schedule a comprehensive evaluation. The initial appointment includes a thorough clinical examination, full-mouth radiographs, CBCT scan, photographs, and digital impressions. These records are analyzed to develop a detailed treatment plan and cost estimate. You will understand every aspect of the proposed treatment before committing to any procedures.

Yes. Rebuilding the occlusion is a core component of full mouth reconstruction. If your bite has collapsed, shifted, or become unstable due to missing teeth and worn restorations, the reconstruction re-establishes proper occlusal relationships — balanced contacts, proper vertical dimension, and functional excursive movements that protect the restorations long-term.

Teeth with fractures extending below bone level, advanced periodontal disease, or massive decay undermining the root are extracted as part of the treatment plan. Dental implants replace these teeth with fixed, permanent restorations. CBCT imaging determines implant feasibility. The reconstruction plan accounts for every tooth — saved or replaced — in the final result.

At ADSC, most specialty services are available under one roof — eliminating the need for multiple specialist offices. Periodontal treatment, endodontics, implant surgery, and prosthetic restoration are managed by the same team. This integrated approach simplifys scheduling, ensures consistent communication, and produces better coordinated outcomes.

High-quality ceramic crowns and implant restorations last 15 to 25+ years with proper care. Longevity depends on oral hygiene, nightguard compliance, regular professional maintenance (every 3 to 4 months for reconstruction cases), and avoiding destructive habits. The investment in comprehensive reconstruction pays dividends over decades of reliable function.

Dental anxiety is common among patients needing reconstruction, often because past experiences were negative. IV sedation at ADSC allows you to undergo treatment in complete comfort — you remain in a relaxed, semi-conscious state with no memory of the procedure. Many reconstruction patients tell us that sedation transformed their dental experience.

Significantly. Reconstruction replaces damaged, discolored, worn, and missing teeth with ceramics that replicate natural tooth form, color, and proportion. The aesthetic improvement is often dramatic because the starting point involves visible damage. Digital smile design allows preview of the expected result during the planning phase.

Individual procedures within the reconstruction (crowns, root canals, extractions, periodontal treatment) are typically covered by insurance. The aggregate benefit depends on your plan's annual maximum (usually $1,500 to $2,500). Insurance covers a portion of the total cost, with the remainder managed through payment plans and financing. Our team maximizes your insurance benefits across the treatment timeline.