Rebuilding a bite worn down by years of grinding, guided by Kois Center training.
Restoring Teeth From the "Ground" Up
When Teeth Have Worn Down
Years of grinding can shorten teeth, change your bite, and leave your jaw aching. A full-mouth rebuild restores proper tooth height and a comfortable bite, so you can chew, talk, and smile without the wear getting worse.
Finding Your True Bite First
Dr. Baird uses a Kois Center approach. A small appliance called a deprogrammer helps find your jaw’s most comfortable resting position, and the lab maps out where your new teeth should be, so the rebuild is based on the right foundation, not guesswork.
Test-Drive, Then Commit
Before any permanent work, you wear temporaries over your teeth to live with the new bite for a few weeks. Front teeth are often restored in porcelain and back teeth in transitional crowns, which lets you stage the work and the cost over time.
What is a full-mouth bite rebuild?
It restores worn or collapsed teeth and corrects the bite across your whole mouth. At Millcreek Family Dental, Dr. Baird uses Kois Center methods to find your comfortable jaw position and rebuild your teeth to the right height and shape.
How much does a bite rebuild cost in Bountiful, UT?
Because every rebuild is different, cost varies with how much work is involved. Dr. Baird designs your plan first, then gives you a clear figure and can stage treatment to spread out the cost. See financing options.
Does a bite rebuild hurt?
Every step uses careful numbing and the same comfort care found throughout the office. The test-drive phase often involves little or no tooth preparation, so you can ease into the process comfortably.
How long does it take?
A full rebuild happens in phases over time rather than all at once. Dr. Baird will lay out your timeline so you know what each stage involves.
Full-Mouth Bite Rebuild in Bountiful, UT
➔ For bites worn down by grinding
➔ Guided by Kois Center training
➔ Find your comfortable jaw position first
➔ Test-drive the new bite before committing
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if my bite is the problem?
Worn, short teeth, frequent jaw soreness, and headaches can all point to a bite issue. Dr. Baird’s Kois-trained assessment sorts out the cause. Start with a night guard.
Is this also a cosmetic improvement?
Often, yes. Restoring worn teeth tends to improve how your smile looks as well as how it works. Explore smile makeovers.
What if my issue is tooth position, not bite?
If the problem is purely orthodontic, Dr. Baird refers you to a TMJ-focused orthodontist he trusts, so you are never left without a clear path.
Helpful Reads From Our Team
Tips on keeping your smile healthy between visits, straight from Dr. Baird and our hygiene team.





