Full-mouth reconstruction — natural, vital result
Full Reconstructions

Results that look
and feel like you.

Restoring worn dentitions. Replacing missing teeth. Upgrading old fillings and crowns. Restoring the health and appearance of your smile.
This is the foundation of our specialty.

Specialty-Trained to Treat Your Case

Let our expertise make your case and experience feel simple and seamless.

Formal training will provide the knowledge and principles, but experience will allow an understanding of clinical capabilities and potential.

Dr. Schelkopf’s years of formal residency allowed him the understanding to surgically and prosthetically manage the most advanced reconstructive cases, and his years of private practice allowed him to turn that expertise into helping thousands of patients find comfort and confidence in their smile,
just like you.

Don’t take our word for it, visit our gallery of cases or patient reviews to see for yourself.

Our Consistent, Comprehensive Process

Close control &
careful attention.

Our workflow is the key to successful, consistent results for each reconstruction — whether rebuilding a worn dentition, replacing old crowns, or replacing broken down or missing teeth. The standard never wavers, but the care is personalized for every patient.

Consultation

A virtual or in-person consultation to meet, understand your concerns, and discuss the path forward. When you’re ready, we schedule your records appointment and Dr. Schelkopf personally diagnoses the case and designs your blueprint by hand.

Treatment & Temporaries

The first phase includes completing any surgical treatment, shaping the teeth, and placement of the temporary design. Before final restorations are fabricated, the design is tested in your mouth as a prototype — allowing you to see, feel, and refine the result while everything is easily adjustable. Aesthetics, function, and phonetics are confirmed against the plan before the case moves to final ceramics.

Final Placement

Final restorations are fabricated in concert with our master ceramist to the approved prototype — nothing left to interpretation. This close control is what defines the consistency of our results. The same hand that designed and prepared the case delivers the final result: precise, predictable, and built to last.

Tailored to the Case

Reconstructive Options

Every reconstruction is personally planned, designed, and cared for. The right combination of approaches depends on the case — prepared and delivered by Dr. Schelkopf from start to finish.

Grinding & Bruxism

Worn-down Teeth

Rebuilding teeth that have worn down from grinding, age, or acid erosion. We restore both the height of the teeth and the function of your bite with proper design and material selection. Not only does this recreate the naturally-beautiful aesthetics of a youthful, healthy smile, but it protects against future damage so that your results are built to last.

Replacing Missing Teeth

Implants & Bridges

Whether replacing a single tooth or multiple, a thoughtful combination of implants, bridges, and restorative options are selected to restore the function and aesthetics of your smile — designed specifically around your case and your goals.

Upgrading Old Restorations

Old Fillings & Crowns

Outdated fillings and crowns can compromise the health of your teeth, the appearance of your smile, and the function of your bite. Modern materials and conservative techniques allow us to upgrade old restorations and restore the long-term health of your dentition.

Conservative & Comprehensive

Complete Reconstructions

Modern materials and clinical techniques allow for healthier, more conservative approaches — maintaining more natural tooth structure and more longevity in our results. Success does not have to be complicated. Let our advanced training and expertise make your case and experience feel simple and seamless.

Materials, Sequencing & the Long View

Designed as one case, not a sequence of procedures.

Reconstruction at Stuart is never a series of disconnected restorations. The entire case is designed as one — every contour planned to support the next, every material selected for its role in the bite, every aesthetic decision made in the context of the whole face. Feldspathic porcelain, lithium disilicate, and zirconia each have a place; knowing which to use, and where, is what separates a reconstruction that lasts from one that does not.

The Standard is uncompromising

Whether the case is six worn anteriors or a full-mouth rebuild combining implants, crowns, and veneers — the same hand diagnoses, designs, prepares, and delivers. The same studio fabricates every component. That is what specialty-level reconstruction looks like.

No One Says It Better Than Our Patients

Our work is our reputation.
Our patients are our legacy.

Reconstruction is an investment in your health, your function, and the way you live. Our team is always here for you, making every step clear and comfortable, through transparent, thoughtful conversations about expectations before any treatment begins — from sequencing and finances to timing and travel.

If you would like to better understand what to expect, see what our patients have to say about their experiences.

Patient reviews
Frequently Asked

Reconstruction questions.

What is a “full-mouth reconstruction” — and do I need one?
A full-mouth reconstruction is the comprehensive rebuilding of the dentition when wear, breakdown, failed previous work, or bite collapse have compromised the teeth as a unit. Whether you need one is determined through a thorough diagnostic process — not every patient with worn or broken teeth needs to be reconstructed entirely, and part of our role is to tell you honestly which approach is right for your case.
How long does a full reconstruction take?
Most reconstructions are completed in a series of visits over several months — diagnosis and records, prototype and try-in, then final delivery. For out-of-state patients, visits are coordinated around your travel cadence. The exact timeline is determined by the complexity of the case and is reviewed with you before treatment begins.
Why does the diagnosis matter so much?
Because the diagnosis dictates everything that follows. Reconstructive failures are almost always traceable to a missed or incomplete diagnosis — the wrong bite scheme, the wrong material choice, the wrong sequencing. A specialist’s training is built around getting the diagnosis right so the execution can be straightforward.
Can you combine implants, crowns, and veneers in one case?
Yes — most reconstructions are exactly that: a thoughtful combination of restorations matched to the condition of each tooth. Because Dr. Schelkopf is trained in both surgical and prosthetic specialty disciplines, the entire case is designed and delivered by a single clinician, with the implants, crowns, and veneers all planned as part of the same blueprint.
Will it hurt?
We make sure everyone is numb so they don’t feel anything during any procedure. Many patients express “I need extra novocaine” or “my previous doctor said that I was hard to get numb,” but Dr. Schelkopf can confidently say that getting anyone completely numb for their procedure has never been a problem. Depending on the procedure, you may experience some soreness or hypersensitivity on the days following the appointment, but we include various techniques throughout the procedure to minimize any post-operative pain.
Do you treat patients traveling from out of state?
Yes — because patients appreciate the value in getting a result that they will be happy about for years to come, a large proportion of our patients who come to Stuart make the trip by flying in from out of state, sometimes internationally. Our coordinators are experienced in facilitating your arrangements and coordinating our appointments around convenient and efficient travel. Dr. Schelkopf also provides regular video consultations to assist in the process so that your experience can begin by phone or video before you ever make the first trip.

Begin your reconstruction.

Every reconstruction begins with an unhurried first conversation — virtual or in person. Dr. Schelkopf reviews every case personally before any treatment is recommended.