Implants, crowns and gum care combined in one plan, for both your arches.
Implants, crowns and gum care combined in one plan, for both your arches.
Full mouth reconstruction rebuilds both arches when several problems overlap: missing, worn or broken teeth and failing crowns. At L'Oris in São Paulo, Brazil, implants, crowns and gum care follow one written plan, usually over two or three trips.
One written plan, one sequence, one team
Two sisters, 20+ years treating together
Bone grafting and sinus lift when needed
Digital preview before treatment begins
Help with hotels, transfers and e-Visa
You have untreated gum disease. We start by getting your gums healthy, and the rest of the plan follows.
A typical plan. Your written plan sets the exact days before you book.
Brazil's dental council (CRO) doesn't allow published prices. Your written plan lists each item and its cost, sent privately by email.
Video consultation and written plan · Exam, CT scan and digital preview · Treatment steps listed in your plan · Temporary teeth between trips · Follow-up by video
Bone graft or sinus lift · Orthodontics before restorations · IV sedation
Flights and hotel · Meals and local transport · Brazil e-Visa fee · Travel insurance
Digital smile preview: see the planned result before treatment.
3D CT scan: plans implants around bone and nerves.
In-clinic CAD/CAM: many crowns milled on site with CEREC.
Longer plans mean more steps, so we sequence them to avoid redoing work. Swelling after surgery is common; less often an implant or crown needs adjusting, which is handled within your follow-up.
U.S., Canadian and Australian citizens need an e-Visa for Brazil. Apply online 3–4 weeks before you travel.
Most international flights land at Guarulhos (GRU), about an hour away. Congonhas (CGH) is 15 minutes from the clinic.
Campo Belo, Moema and Itaim Bibi are close to the clinic, with hotels and short-term rentals.
International wire transfer or major credit cards. Terms are in your written plan.
A slow, historic coastal town for the quiet days after treatment.
A cool mountain town near São Paulo, made for resting.
Full mouth reconstruction restores how your teeth look, feel, and work when several problems overlap: missing teeth, worn teeth, failing crowns, or a bite that no longer fits together. Instead of fixing one tooth at a time, we create one plan that may combine implants, crowns, veneers, bridges, and orthodontics in a set sequence.
It's usually recommended for people who have lost several teeth, have heavy wear from grinding, have many old fillings and crowns that are failing, or struggle to chew or smile comfortably. People with dentures who want fixed teeth on implants are also candidates. We confirm it after a full exam, 3D imaging, and a look at how your bite works.
It depends on your case. Cases without implants can sometimes be finished in one stay, while cases with implants or bone grafts usually need two trips a few months apart, to allow healing. Appointments take around 90 minutes. Before you book, you get a written plan with the procedures, their order, the number of visits, and the days you'll spend in São Paulo.
Every plan is different, but it can include a professional cleaning and gum treatment, root canal therapy, implants and bone grafts, crowns and bridges, porcelain veneers, and sometimes Invisalign to move teeth into a better position first. A night guard is often the final step, to protect the work if you grind your teeth.
We plan the whole case before starting, with 3D intraoral scanning, CT scans, and digital smile design. Implants can be placed with guided surgery, and ceramic crowns can be milled in the office with CAD/CAM. For you, this means seeing the proposed result before any work begins, and almost no impressions with putty.
Yes. Send photos, X-rays, and a short description of your goals through our website or WhatsApp. Dra. Cristina or Dra. Eloisa reviews them and talks with you on a video call in English. You then get a written plan with procedures, timeline, and days in São Paulo. The plan is confirmed at your in-person exam, and we explain any change before starting.
In most cases, no. When teeth need to be removed or implants placed, we give you temporary teeth to wear during healing, so you can eat and smile while the final work is being made. How the temporaries are attached depends on your case, and we explain it in your treatment plan.
Once the final pieces are in place, you'll have regular checkups and cleanings, usually every six months, to check your gums, implants, and bite. Many patients wear a night guard to protect the work. If you live abroad, we stay in touch through video check-ins and coordinate with a local dentist who receives your full records.
Three photos of your smile are enough to start.
The dentist reviews your case herself and replies within 2 business days, in English.