Full Mouth Restoration in Tijuana

A phased combination of implants, crowns, veneers and bite rehabilitation for complex cases, sequenced around diagnostics and healing.

What is full mouth restoration?

Full mouth restoration rebuilds function and appearance across most or all teeth. It may combine extractions, implants, crowns, veneers, gum treatment and bite rehabilitation. The safest approach is phased: diagnose first, stabilize disease, then restore in a sequence that protects healing.
Dental implant and full-arch prosthesis models on a clinical tray

How much does it cost in Tijuana?

Benchmarks for components used in full-mouth cases include about $1,999 for a complete single implant, $650 for an implant crown, $599–$650 for E-max or zirconia crowns, and package figures around $2,999–$3,500 for selected smile makeover scopes. Complex full-mouth cases require an itemized plan rather than one headline price.
Use these figures as reference points only. Your written quote must list materials, imaging, lab work, visits, healing time, remakes and warranty terms before you travel.

What should the written plan include?

How long does treatment take?

Complex rehabilitation can take several months because surgery, gum healing, provisional testing and final ceramics cannot always be compressed safely. A trustworthy plan gives a trip-by-trip calendar and explains what happens if healing changes the sequence.
Before booking, read the visit guide, the aftercare and warranty guide, and the cost guide.

Get a written quote before you book anything

Send your recent X-rays or a U.S. treatment plan. A bilingual patient coordinator reviews your case with a dentist and replies with an itemized quote in U.S. dollars within one to two business days — no payment required.

Full Mouth Restoration in Tijuana FAQs

Only limited scopes can be finished that fast. Implant integration, gum healing and bite verification often require staged visits, so a one-week promise for a complex case deserves scrutiny.
Function and disease control come first. The sequence usually stabilizes infection, missing teeth and bite support before cosmetic finishing.
Many full-mouth cases do, especially with wear or grinding. The plan should state whether a guard is included and how it is checked after delivery.
Compare diagnosis, number and brand of implants, crown materials, lab, provisionals, visits, warranties and complication handling—not only the total.