One Design, Not Patches
The whole mouth is planned as one design instead of one tooth at a time, so each repair is chosen to fit the rest.

The whole mouth, rebuilt as one plan.
When teeth are worn, broken, failing or missing across the mouth, a prosthodontist rebuilds them together, with implants, crowns, bridges and veneers chosen to fit one design and one bite. Board-certified prosthodontist Dr. Esam Abou Nahlah plans it and restores it.
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When worn, broken and missing teeth arrive together, a reconstruction plans the finished mouth first, so every crown, bridge, veneer and implant works toward one result.
The whole mouth is planned as one design instead of one tooth at a time, so each repair is chosen to fit the rest.
A free digital preview, built from photos and scans of your mouth, shows the finished smile. You approve it before any tooth is prepared.
Both jaws are designed to meet as one bite, and the final teeth are balanced to it.
Teeth that can stay are crowned, bridged or veneered, and implants replace only the ones that are missing.
Gum disease, failing teeth and thin bone are dealt with before the new teeth go in, in the order the plan sets.
If the examination shows only part of the mouth needs work, the plan stays that size.
Three ways to change a lot of teeth at once. The examination and scan decide which one your mouth needs.
Full-mouth reconstruction, which prosthodontists also call full-mouth rehabilitation, restores most or all of the teeth in both jaws. Rather than fixing one tooth at a time, the specialist plans the finished mouth first: how the teeth look, how the upper and lower meet, and what each tooth needs to get there.





Worn and broken teeth, several missing teeth, gum disease and a bite that no longer meets evenly tend to arrive together, and they are often one problem: once a tooth is lost, the bone under it deteriorates and the damage spreads to its neighbors.
Because a prosthodontist reads the whole mouth as one system, the question at your first visit is not which tooth do I fix first but what does the finished mouth need. A second opinion on a plan you already have costs nothing.
Most plans combine several of these; the design decides which tooth gets which.
01Custom caps over natural teeth that are too worn, cracked or stained for anything thinner.
02Linked crowns that fill a gap. Carried on implants, a zirconia bridge leaves the healthy teeth beside it untouched.
03Hand-designed porcelain over less than a millimeter of enamel, for front teeth that are chipped, spaced or stained.
Veneers in detail
04Where teeth are missing or beyond saving, implants carry the new teeth, from a single crown to a fixed zirconia arch.
Full-mouth implantsFull-mouth rehabilitation is the core of prosthodontics. Dr. Nahlah plans the finished mouth, places the implants and fits the final teeth himself, with a lab in our Alexandria office.

As an award-winning board-certified specialist in prosthodontic dentistry, Dr. Nahlah provides patients with a premier level of dental care using the industry’s most advanced technology. He has been practicing since 2003, in Northern Virginia since 2013, entirely on prosthodontics. Diplomate of the American Board of Prosthodontics and Fellow of the American College of Prosthodontists. In 2013, the American Board of Prosthodontics awarded Dr. Nahlah the most prestigious award in prosthodontics: “Diplomate of American Board of Prosthodontics.”
Adjunct faculty at Virginia Commonwealth University, teaching the residents in its Prosthodontics Postgraduate Program, and lecturing on smile design and implants.
Across that career, over 18,000 implants placed and over 15,000 arches restored.
01Time with Dr. Nahlah, your goals, a free digital preview of how the result will look, and the options with their prices.
02A complete examination and a cone-beam scan of both jaws, to find what needs treating before anything else: gum disease, failing teeth, missing bone.
03Shape, shade, proportion and bite settled for the whole mouth, and approved by you before any tooth is prepared.
04Treatment in the sequence the plan sets, which can mean extractions and grafting before implants and crowns, with the lab in the building adjusting shade and fit.

BeforeAfter
BeforeAfterWe design and mill crowns, bridges and full arches in our own office, so we settle shade and fit with you in person.
We plan each implant on the cone-beam scan of both jaws and place it through a guide printed from it, at the planned angle and depth.
Nitrous oxide or oral sedation, given by our own team, for the longer surgical appointments. Those are the only two options we offer.
Dr. Nahlah treats patients at both offices, so the care on Duke Street is the care at Tysons Corner.
When the work is mostly in the teeth that show.
Explore02When most teeth are missing and both arches go on implants.
Explore03For a few worn, cracked or missing teeth rather than the whole mouth.
Explore04Thin porcelain for front teeth that are chipped, spaced or stained.
ExploreAn examination, a cone-beam scan of both jaws and a free preview of the result. New patients call (571) 617-7245, or book online with our Duke Street office.