Maine’s world-class full-mouth restoration
Better than Boston—award-winning results without the commute.
Limited to five patients per month for truly personalized care.
Backed by our exclusive Maine Dentistry Guarantee.*
Care without judgment. We don’t focus on where you’ve been—only where your smile can go.
ELEVATED DENTAL ARTISTRY IN MAINE
Limited to 5 full-arch replacement patients monthly
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Unmatched expertise
Elite, one-on-one care for stunning, permanent full-mouth transformations.
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Flawless by design
Custom-designed for strength, beauty, and decades of confidence.
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Elite surgical precision
Partnering with Portland’s top oral surgeons for flawless, lasting results.
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Transformative results
Our streamlined process restores your smile faster than ever.
Missing, worn-down, or failing teeth?
Watch Dr. Lawlor explain how we fully rebuild smiles—restoring confidence, function, and bite strength.
Upgrade your smile.
Go beyond dentures.
Dentures are outdated—unstable, uncomfortable, and limiting. Our permanent solutions restore confidence, bite strength, and effortless function. Common treatments include:
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All-On Implants
A permanent, full-arch replacement using strategically placed implants. The fastest, most reliable way to get a brand-new, natural-looking smile—without dentures.
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Implants
A lifelong replacement for missing teeth, offering unmatched strength, stability, and function. No slipping, no discomfort—just a secure, real-feeling smile.
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Bridges
A minimally invasive option for replacing multiple teeth, using implants for strength. A secure, natural-looking restoration—without the downsides of traditional bridges.
Is full-mouth rehab
right for you?
If your teeth are worn down, broken, or failing, full-mouth rehabilitation restores function, strength, and aesthetics—permanently. Here’s how we help:
Severely worn or broken teeth
Grinding, acid erosion, or aging can destroy enamel, causing pain, sensitivity, and bite collapse. We rebuild strength, function, and long-lasting aesthetics.
Severe functional & aesthetic issues
Difficulty chewing, constant discomfort, and an aged or sunken facial appearance are signs of a failing mouth. We restore both function and confidence.
Bite collapse & jaw misalignment
When teeth wear down, the bite collapses, causing pain, jaw tension, and premature aging. We restore proper alignment to relieve strain and discomfort.
Multiple missing or failing teeth
When teeth can’t be saved, implants and full-arch restorations provide a permanent solution—stronger, more stable, and more natural than dentures.
REAL PATIENTS. REAL RESULTs.Over 1,900 5-Star reviews
The power of a sparkling smile
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From damaged to dazzling
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Strength in every bite
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Unlock your full potential
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No judgment, just expert care.
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Real results, real relief.
Meet our Doctors
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Dr. Lawlor
Dr. Benjamin Lawlor is a nationally recognized cosmetic and restorative dentist, known for his precision and artistry that has earned the title of America’s Top Dentist and one of the Top 40 Dentists Under 40.
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Dr. Clark
Dr. Katie Clark uses the most modern dental techniques to provide exceptional care. Her dedication to staying ahead ensures that patients receive the most effective and personalized treatment every visit.
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Dr. Cyr
Dr. Mason Cyr specializes in restorative dentistry, offering pain-free treatments to enhance function and appearance. His experience with diverse patients helps him provide care with the utmost compassion.
An elite experience tailored to your dental needs
Only 5 patients accepted per month
Meet with Maine’s top full-mouth rehabilitation experts for a thorough, no-pressure assessment. With only 5 new patients accepted each month, we ensure personalized care, surgical precision, and life-changing results.
Get a personalized treatment plan
Using the latest technologies, we’ll create a personalized treatment plan tailored to your unique needs, designed to restore both function and beauty, achieving the life-changing results you’ve been looking for.
Enjoy a healthy smile
After expert care, enjoy a fully restored smile that enhances your appearance, improves oral health, and restores bite function—with stunning results backed by our Maine Dentistry Guarantee.
Common questions about full-mouth rehabilitation
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Most procedures are minimally invasive with little discomfort. We prioritize your comfort every step of the way.
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Full mouth rehab is ideal for those with multiple dental issues, such as missing teeth, severe decay, or worn-out dental work.
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Veneers are considered to be a permanent enhancement to your teeth. Your dentist can remove them for you, but once your teeth have been prepped and fitted with veneers, you will need to replace them with new veneers or another restorative option.
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Good quality porcelain veneers last an average of 10 years, but with good care and maintenance they can last for 20 or more. Porcelain veneers last longer than composite veneers, which may only last about 3 years.
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You should care for your porcelain veneers the same way you do your natural teeth. Brush twice a day and floss once a day to remove plaque and keep your veneers looking clean. Use a soft bristled toothbrush and non-abrasive toothpaste to keep from scratching your veneers. Especially avoid any toothpaste that contains baking soda.
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Yes, you can trust the quality of same day crowns at Maine Dentistry. The reason we are able to offer this option is because we own the advanced technology and equipment necessary to create quality, natural-looking dental crowns in our office.
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On average, a traditional dental bridge will last between 5 and 15 years. It may last even longer with good care and maintenance. An implant supported bridge may last longer than a traditional bridge because it won’t affect your healthy teeth.
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Partial dentures typically consist of an artificial material that looks like gum tissue that is formed around the artificial teeth. A bridge only consists of artificial teeth that sit against your natural gums. Partial dentures attach to the existing teeth with metal clasps and are removable. A dental bridge is permanent, only removable by your dentist.
Request an appointmentElevated smile. Elevated confidence. It starts here.
The benefits are endless, the transformations are amazing, and the results are life-changing. Don’t wait to schedule—spaces are limited to just 5 patients per month.
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