Full Mouth Rehabilitation in Dayton, OH

Full mouth rehabilitation is what we do when your teeth, gums, and bite all need attention at the same time. Rather than fixing one thing and hoping the rest sorts itself out, Dr. Chase and the team at Summit Dental Studio put together a plan that addresses everything in the right order. That plan can include dental implants, crowns, and cosmetic work, all planned, placed, and finished by Dr. Chase here in Dayton, from your first visit to your last.

If you've been told you need "a lot of work," you've seen the ads promising teeth in a day, or you've been quietly waiting because no office seemed ready to handle everything at once, you're in the right place. Come in as a patient, walk out as a friend. Call us at (937) 977-1818 to get started.

Quick Takeaways

• Bring your old records and x-rays if you have them, plus a photo ID and your insurance card.
• Prior implants or crowns can often be worked into the new plan rather than replaced. It's worth asking.
• At your consultation, ask three things: what gets treated first, what needs to heal before the next phase, and what the full plan costs in writing.
• Everything a complex case usually needs is right here in our Washington Village office: implants, full arch solutions, bone and sinus grafting, gum treatment, root canals, crowns, veneers, and sedation.
• Severe bone loss doesn't automatically rule you out. Dr. Chase trained specifically in advanced implant techniques for patients other offices have turned away.

How Full Mouth Rehabilitation Works Here

1. We listen before we look

You'll tell us what's been going on, what hurts, and what you want your smile to do for you. Nobody gets a lecture about the years in between. We just want to know where you're starting from.

2. A thorough records visit

We'll take pain-free digital x-rays, do a 3D facial scan, snap some photos, and use an intraoral camera so you can actually see your own mouth on the screen while we talk. This is how we find out how much bone you have, how your bite is sitting, and whether your gums need attention before anything else. A good plan has to be built on real information, so we take the time to get it right.

3. Digital treatment planning

Before anything happens in your mouth, Dr. Chase maps out the whole case on screen. Because he's the same doctor placing the implants, doing any grafting, and fitting your final restorations, he can plan all of it together. You'll see exactly where implants will go, what needs to be prepared first, and what the finished result will look like. Then he walks you through it in plain language, one phase at a time. You can read more about Dr. Chase and his training before you ever sit in the chair.

4. Treatment in phases, in the right order

We take care of anything urgent first, like pain or infection. Then comes the foundation work: extractions, grafting, gum therapy, and implant placement. Restorations come after things have had time to heal properly. In some cases, we can print and place a restoration the same day, right here in the office.

5. The finish, then the follow-through

Final crowns, bridges, veneers, or a full arch are fitted and adjusted until your bite feels completely natural. After that, we set you up on a regular maintenance schedule, because the whole point of doing this work is making sure it lasts.

What You Actually Get Out of It

• Chewing you don't have to think about. Real food, both sides, without planning your meal around your teeth.
• A bite that works the way it should. When your bite is balanced, teeth stop cracking, restorations stop failing early, and that nagging jaw soreness often settles down on its own.
• A smile designed as a whole. Shape, shade, and proportion are decided together instead of a patchwork of repairs from different years. That is the heart of our cosmetic dentistry work.
• Healthier gums and bone. Gum disease and missing teeth both cause you to lose bone over time. Dental implants and gum treatment help protect what you have left and rebuild what you've lost.
• Work built to last. We plan for decades, not just the next few years.

Who This Is Right For

You don't need to have it all figured out before you call. You just need to recognize yourself somewhere in this list:

• Several missing teeth, whether they've been gone for a few months or a few years
• Crowns, fillings, or bridges that are cracked, worn down, or no longer doing their job
• Dentures that slip around, cause soreness, or just never felt right
• Bone loss that another office said rules you out for dental implants
• Gum disease that's been going on alongside teeth that are failing
• Teeth worn short from grinding, especially if jaw soreness or headaches come with it
• A long gap in dental care, where both how things look and how things work have become a concern

Not every situation calls for a full plan, and we'll be honest with you about that. If one worn crown is the whole issue, a same day crown is probably all you need. If your teeth are healthy but crowded, ClearCorrect might be the right starting point. And if there's an active infection, an uncontrolled health condition, or heavy smoking involved, we may need to address those things before any surgery is on the table. We'd rather tell you the truth than recommend more than you actually need.

Timeline: Looking at The Realistic Milestones

Full mouth rehabilitation takes time, and that's actually a good thing. Each phase has a purpose: your body needs time to heal between steps so that implants bond properly and restorations fit the way they should.

• Consultation and records: usually one to two visits, close together, so we know exactly what we're working with.
• Plan review: we walk you through your written plan, phase by phase, with the sequence and costs laid out, and plenty of time for your questions.
• Foundation phase: this is where the groundwork happens, extractions, grafting, gum treatment, and implant surgery, often scheduled into fewer, longer appointments so you're not coming in every week.
• Healing: bone and gum tissue take months, not weeks, to fully settle in around a graft or implant. You won't go without teeth while you wait.
• Final restorations: the visits where your smile starts looking and feeling like the finished result.

Simpler cases can wrap up in a few months. Cases that involve grafting, gum treatment, or full arch work often take a year or more.

Cost and Payment For Full Mouth Rehabilitation

Full mouth rehabilitation doesn't have a set price, because every plan is different. The cost depends on how many teeth are involved, whether you need grafting or gum treatment, what kind of restorations make sense for your case, and how much sedation is right for you. There's no way to give an honest number without actually looking at your mouth first.

After your consultation, you'll receive a written treatment plan that breaks down each phase and what it costs, before you commit to anything. We accept many dental insurance plans and will go over your benefits with you.

We also offer payment options, and because treatment happens in phases, the investment is spread out over time rather than all at once. Cost is a real concern and we take it seriously. It shouldn't be the reason you keep putting this off.

Why Patients Choose Summit Dental Studio for Complex Cases

Dr. Chase Culbertson graduated from The Ohio State University College of Dentistry, then spent years pursuing his passion, full mouth reconstruction through surgery, implants, and cosmetic dentistry. He trained under some of the best instructors in North and South America, including learning remote anchorage techniques like pterygoid and zygomatic implants, which are specialized approaches for patients who have very little bone left to work with. That's exactly why patients who've been told "you don't have enough bone" often find they still have options here.

• Everything under one roof. Dr. Chase handles the surgery, grafting, implants, sedation, and your final restorations himself. You never get handed off to someone who doesn't know your story. See everything we offer on our services page.
• Technology that works for you. 3D facial scanning, digital treatment planning, and in-house 3D printing for same-day restorations mean fewer surprises and, in many cases, fewer visits.
• On time, never rushed. A cozy space, a positive feeling, and a team that's always happy to answer your questions, no matter how many you have.
• Built for complex cases, not quick ones. This practice was designed around thorough, comprehensive care. Cases like yours aren't just accepted here, they're what we're here for.
• Hometown care, not corporate care. Patients travel to our Washington Village office from all over the Dayton area because they want care that feels personal.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get full mouth implants if I have severe bone loss?

Often, yes. Bone grafting can rebuild many sites where bone has been lost. And for jaws where there simply isn't enough bone left to work with in the usual spots, remote anchorage implants anchor into denser bone farther back in the face. That's a technique Dr. Chase trained in specifically. We'll know exactly what your jaw looks like after your 3D scan.

Can my existing implants or crowns be part of the new plan?

Sometimes, yes. If a prior implant is healthy and in a good spot, we'll build around it rather than replace it. That protects the investment you've already made. If it isn't a good fit for the new plan, we'll show you on the scan exactly why, so you're not just taking our word for it.

Do I have to do everything at once?

No, and honestly, doing it in phases is often the better approach. Some things have to heal before the next step can happen, and spacing treatment out gives your body time to do that properly. We'll map out a sequence that takes care of the most urgent problems first and moves at a pace that works for your schedule and your budget.

Will I be without teeth during treatment?

That's not how we plan it. Temporary restorations, immediate dentures, or same-day options keep you eating and smiling while everything heals underneath. You won't be walking around without teeth.

What if I'm anxious about this much dental work?

Tell us at the consultation. Oral conscious sedation and IV sedation are both available here, and they make it possible to get more done in fewer, longer visits so you're not coming back over and over. Anxiety is one of the most common reasons people put off care. It doesn't have to be yours.

Let's Talk About What's Possible

If you've been putting this off for months, or even years, the first step is smaller than it probably feels right now. One conversation, an honest look at your mouth, and a written plan you can actually read and take home. You'll get no judgement from our team regarding where things stand today. Whether the answer turns out to be dental implants, a full mouth reconstruction, or something much simpler, you'll know your options before anything is decided.

If implants are the right fit, Dr. Chase handles every part of the process here, from planning and surgery to your final restoration. Again, your care stays in the same hands, in the same office, start to finish.

Call Summit Dental Studio at (937) 977-1818, or stop by 8051 Washington Village Dr, Unit B in Dayton. You can also reach out here.

We'd love to be the last dental office you ever have to search for.