Full Mouth Reconstruction in Brentwood, CA

For Brentwood patients whose bite no longer feels right when they chew.

The short answer

Full mouth reconstruction in Brentwood can combine bonding, onlays, crowns, veneers and implants, depending on what each tooth needs. Brentwood patients head north to Los Angeles for it. Dr. Farahnik places implants himself, with a periodontist and oral surgeons on our in-house team, and the written fee follows your exam.

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What should you ask first about full mouth reconstruction in Brentwood?

Start with what bothers you most: chewing, appearance, breakage or a missing tooth. That shapes where the plan begins and what it needs to achieve.

Then ask practical questions. Which teeth need work, and which can be left alone? What happens first? How will you eat and look during treatment? Dr. Farahnik answers those at the exam, and the written plan you take home puts the answers on paper.

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What happens once the final teeth are in?

You move into protection and maintenance. Dr. Farahnik checks the bite once you've lived with it, makes fine adjustments and, if you grind, fits a custom night guard.

Regular reviews

From then on, checkups focus on gum health, wear on the new surfaces and any early signs of trouble. Catching a small problem early keeps it small. The finished work is designed to last, but it lasts longest with steady care.

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What happens at the exam that decides candidacy?

Dr. Farahnik examines your teeth, gums and existing work, records your bite, and takes the imaging he needs to see bone and roots. That's how he decides what kind of plan fits.

He also asks what you want to change and what worries you. The answer to "am I a candidate?" comes from both: what your mouth needs and what you want from treatment. You leave with a written plan and fee to review at home, with no pressure to decide on the spot.

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How soon can a reconstruction start for someone in Brentwood?

It starts with the exam and planning visit. Once Dr. Farahnik has your records and you've agreed the plan, the health phase can usually begin.

Being nearby makes the early visits easy to schedule. Call (818) 658-9285 to book the first appointment, and mention if you have a target date or a particular concern you'd like addressed first.

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Will the result look exactly like your old teeth?

Usually not, and many patients don't want it to. The new teeth are designed for function first, with appearance shaped around a healthy bite.

You preview the look in your trial teeth and can ask for changes then. Dr. Farahnik will tell you if a requested shape would compromise the bite. The goal is teeth that work well and look natural for you.

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What does long-term care look like after a full-mouth rebuild?

It's a partnership. You handle daily care and wear your guard; Dr. Farahnik monitors the work and steps in early when something needs attention.

That steady rhythm is what keeps a reconstruction healthy for years. If you move or change dentists, ask for your records so whoever cares for you next knows exactly what was done.

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Who designs your new bite?

Faraz Farahnik, DDS, a general dentist whose practice focuses on cosmetic and restorative dentistry, designs your bite and tests it in trial teeth before anything is final. Meet the dentist

How it works

How do you get started?

In three steps: a phone consultation, an exam at our office and a written plan.

  1. Call us first

    Start with a phone consultation at (818) 658-9285; a final plan needs an in-person exam.

  2. An exam at our office

    Treatment is planned only after an in-person exam at 16260 Ventura Blvd, Suite 730, Encino, CA 91436.

  3. Your written plan

    You'll receive a written treatment plan and fee after your exam.

Cost & financing

How much does a full mouth reconstruction cost?

It depends on what your mouth needs, so the fee is set after the exam and planning visit, not before.

The main drivers are the number of teeth involved, the materials chosen for each one, the preparation needed first (such as gum treatment or extractions), the lab work and any supporting care like implants or a night guard.

What affects the cost? How many teeth are treated, which materials are used, and what preparation or supporting care your plan needs.

Dr. Farahnik works with all budgets and price ranges. You'll receive a written treatment plan and fee after your exam.

Insurance: We accept all PPO insurance plans.

Financing: Cherry · CareCredit · Sunbit · In-house financing

Financing is subject to credit approval.

Getting here

What if a temporary comes loose and you're in Brentwood?

Call us at (818) 658-9285. Being close makes it simple to come in so it can be recemented or repaired.

From Brentwood the trip is about 9.9 miles toward the north, or about 18 minutes in light traffic. Most of it is on I-405. Until you're seen, avoid chewing on that side and keep the piece if it came off whole.

Nearby areas, by distance from Brentwood

Nearby areaDirection from BrentwoodRoad distance (area center to area center)Drive from Brentwood (estimate, light traffic)
Bel Airnortheast5.6 milesabout 17 minutes
Westwoodsoutheast5.5 milesabout 13 minutes
Pacific Palisadessouthwest7.5 milesabout 18 minutes
Beverly Hillseast8.1 milesabout 19 minutes
Santa Monicasouth10 milesabout 19 minutes
Sherman Oaksnortheast10.5 milesabout 19 minutes

Our only office is at 16260 Ventura Blvd, Suite 730, Encino. Our route estimate starts in central Brentwood, near J. Paul Getty Museum and Getty View Park.

Building note: 16260 Ventura Blvd, Suite 730, Encino, CA 91436.

For the full picture, see our main full mouth reconstruction page. Full-mouth pages for other nearby areas: Bel Air, CA, Westwood, CA, Sherman Oaks, CA and Tarzana, CA. For other ways to restore teeth, read Porcelain veneers in Brentwood, CA.

Drive
About 18 minutes
Distance
9.9 miles
Route
I-405
Main roads
Ventura Boulevard · North Bundy Drive

From the center of Brentwood to 16260 Ventura Blvd, Suite 730, Encino, CA 91436. Light-traffic estimate from road-routing data (retrieved October 2, 2026); times vary.

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Questions

FAQ: what Brentwood patients ask before a full-mouth rebuild

These cover candidacy, phases and care. More on full mouth reconstruction

How do I look after the new teeth?

Brush twice a day, clean between teeth daily, keep up with checkups and wear your night guard if you grind. Some areas may need special brushes, which the team will show you.

Should I save my teeth or replace them with a full-arch bridge?

It depends on how many teeth are sound, your bone and your health. Some plans save natural teeth, some replace an arch on implants, and some do one of each. Dr. Farahnik compares the options for your mouth.

How long does a full mouth reconstruction last?

There's no single answer. It depends on the materials, your daily cleaning, regular checkups and whether you grind. Restorations can wear or chip over time, and good care helps them last longer.

How many trips from Brentwood will a reconstruction take?

That depends on your plan, which Dr. Farahnik writes after your exam. It lists each phase and which visits are long or short, so you can plan the trips from Brentwood ahead of time.

Can I go over my reconstruction plan in Farsi?

Yes. Dr. Farahnik is fluent in Farsi. The exam findings, each phase of the plan and aftercare can be explained in Farsi, and relatives are welcome to listen in.

Begin

Want to talk it through first?

Call (818) 658-9285. The team can explain how the planning visit works and help you find a time that suits you.

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