Full Mouth Reconstructionthat looks natural and works right
Reconstruction is not more repairs. It is one plan that makes the whole mouth work together again: how it looks, and how it bites.
Recent cases from $28,000
From $335/month 144 payments at 9.99% APR, on approved credit.
Your consultation, including a 3D X-ray (CT scan), is free.
Send photos if you have them. Either way, we reply with a cost. No obligation.
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- A call within two hours during office hours.
- A written cost from us, before you commit to anything.
- No obligation. Many patients take weeks to decide. That is normal.
- Free consultation and 3D X-ray (CT scan)
- Private practice since 2012
- IV sedation in our own office
- In-house dental laboratory
Before, and after.
Every smile on this site was made here: our patients, our laboratory, our work.
Teeth worn short by grinding, given back their length and the bite with them.See the case →
Worn lower teeth rebuilt after the way the teeth met was corrected.See the case →
An underbite rebuilt with full-mouth veneers, without jaw surgery.See the case →
Years of grinding wear restored, upper and lower.See the case →
Broken back teeth, decay and the smile, treated as one plan.See the case →
Teeth worn by time, restored to an even length and a brighter shade.See the case →One plan, not more repairs.
Years of dentistry, done by different hands at different times in different materials. A crown from one decade, bonding from another, a bridge that no longer matches anything around it.
Most patients arrive having been quoted one tooth at a time. That is how the patchwork happened in the first place. A reconstruction starts by looking at every tooth, the bite that moves them, and the gum and bone underneath, then treating them as one system.
The bite comes first.
Worn, chipped and cracked teeth are usually a symptom. If the bite that caused the wear is not corrected, new restorations wear out the same way the old ones did. Dr. Mehdizadeh analyzes how the teeth meet and move before anything is prepared, and designs the new bite deliberately.
Foundation before finish.
Receded gums, uneven gumlines, bone loss around old work and failing teeth are addressed first. Gum surgery, bone grafting and implant placement all happen in-house, so the foundation is built by the same person designing the final result.
Reconstruction keeps and rebuilds your natural teeth wherever they are sound enough to save, replacing only what cannot be kept. Existing crowns, bridges and implants are evaluated one by one: anything sound is kept and matched to.
One set of materials, one plan.
Old dentistry ages at different rates and in different colors. A reconstruction replaces the mismatched work with a single unified set of restorations: crowns, veneers and implant restorations chosen together and layered in our laboratory, so the mouth reads as one mouth.
Restorations are shade-matched, surface-textured and proportioned to your face and age. The intent is a mouth that looks like it was always that way, not a set of teeth that announces itself.
How a reconstruction is sequenced.
Patients who travel make three trips: five nights for the records, design, preparation and temporaries; two nights four weeks later to refine the temporaries and balance the bite; then three nights for the final restorations, four to eight weeks after that.
Records and diagnosis
Full photographs, 3D imaging and a bite analysis. Dr. Mehdizadeh identifies what failed, why it failed, and what has to change so the new work does not repeat it. You leave knowing the scope and the cost.
Design and preview
The new bite and smile are designed, then tested in your mouth in temporary form. You wear the design and eat with it before any final restoration is made. Changes happen here, not after.
Foundation work
Any gum, bone or implant work is completed in the sequence the plan requires. Temporaries stay in place throughout, so there is no stage where you are left without teeth.
Refining the temporaries
The temporaries are adjusted and the bite balanced over several visits, until both are right.
Final restorations
The final crowns, veneers and implant restorations are placed and the bite is refined. Fit, function and appearance are checked together before the case is finished.
Maintenance
Routine cleanings, and a night guard where the bite calls for one, protect the new work.
What a reconstruction costs.
Each case is quoted as a whole, and our recent reconstructions show the spread: $28,000, $42,000 (twice), $47,000, $52,000 and $56,000. You receive a written estimate from us at your consultation.
$28,000 is $335/month: 144 payments at 9.99% APR, on approved credit. Most PPO plans contribute toward the cost of treatment. Financing is available.
One doctor, every stage.
Most cosmetic dentists refer out for surgery. Most surgeons do not do cosmetic work. Dr. Mehdizadeh trained in both: implantology and bone grafting at Loma Linda and UCLA, fixed prosthodontics under Mauro Fradeani in Italy, periodontal microsurgery with Hürzeler and Zuhr in Munich, and IV sedation at the University of Alabama.
He performs every stage himself: the gum and bone work, the implant placement and the final restorative design, with our laboratory in the same building. No referrals out and no handoffs between one practice's plan and another's.
Rebuilt as one mouth, not one tooth at a time.
Tell us what is going on. Add photos if you have them; if not, we will call and talk it through.
Or call (310) 770-3335.
Ask about full mouth reconstruction
Reviewed by our treatment coordination team. Call or text (310) 770-3335 if you would rather speak now.
Request received
A treatment coordinator will call you within two hours during office hours (Monday to Friday, 9 to 4).
To talk now, call (310) 770-3335.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will it look obvious?
No. Restorations are shade-matched, surface-textured and proportioned to your face and age. The intent is a mouth that looks like it was always that way, not a set of teeth that announces itself.
How is this different from getting veneers?
Veneers address how the front teeth look. A reconstruction addresses how the whole mouth works and looks together, including the back teeth that do most of the chewing. If your teeth are worn, cracked, or your bite has collapsed over time, veneers alone would sit on an unstable foundation and wear out the same way the previous work did.
Do all my teeth have to be removed?
No. That is a different procedure. Reconstruction keeps and rebuilds your natural teeth wherever they are sound enough to save, replacing only what cannot be kept. Full arch replacement with All-on-4 is for patients whose remaining teeth are not restorable.
Am I a candidate?
Most patients with a combination of worn or chipped teeth, aging or mismatched restorations, and difficulty chewing are candidates. Bone loss and gum recession do not disqualify you; those are addressed as part of the plan. The consultation is free and there is no obligation.
How long does the whole process take?
Most reconstructions are completed over two to six months, depending on whether implants or grafting are required and how much healing time the foundation work needs. You have functional temporary teeth throughout. Patients who travel make three trips.
Is it painful?
Treatment is performed under local anesthesia, with IV sedation available in-house for patients who want it. Most patients describe the discomfort afterward as less than they expected. Dr. Mehdizadeh holds a California sedation permit and gives the sedation himself.
How long will the new work last?
Well-executed porcelain restorations last 15 to 20 years or longer with proper care, and implants routinely last decades. The bite correction is what protects that lifespan: restorations placed onto an uncorrected bite are the reason most patients need a reconstruction in the first place.
I have had work done at several different offices. Does that matter?
That is the most common situation we see, and it is usually why the mouth stopped working as a unit. Existing crowns, bridges and implants are evaluated individually: anything sound is kept and matched to, and only what is failing is replaced.
Who does the work?
Dr. Mehdizadeh performs every stage himself: the gum and bone work, the implant placement, and the final restorative design. No referrals out, no coordination between separate offices, no handoffs between one practice's plan and another's.
How much does full mouth reconstruction cost in Beverly Hills?
Each case is quoted as a whole. Our recent reconstructions start at $28,000. You receive a written estimate from us at your consultation. Financing is available. Most PPO plans contribute toward the cost of treatment.
Last Updated: October 2026