Full Mouth Rehabilitation
A comprehensive solution for complex dental problems — restoring function, comfort and a natural-looking smile.
Full mouth rehabilitation is a comprehensive, coordinated treatment for patients with multiple or complex dental concerns. At Dentica, the process combines precise digital planning with the restorative and surgical treatments needed to rebuild the teeth, bite and smile as one complete system.
Each plan begins with a complete assessment of the teeth, gums, jaws, bone and bite. Depending on the diagnosis, treatment may combine implants, crowns, bridges, veneers, root-canal care and bite reconstruction. A temporary restoration can often provide function and appearance while the tissues heal before the final restoration is fitted.
How the treatment works
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Comprehensive digital diagnosis
A complete examination of the teeth, gums, jaws, bone and bite, supported by appropriate imaging and photography.
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Personalised treatment plan
The clinical team coordinates every required procedure and digitally plans the target bite, tooth shape and smile.
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Precise surgical and restorative care
Teeth are treated or removed where needed, and implants or restorations are completed according to the approved plan.
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Comfort and sedation planning
Local anaesthesia is standard. For dental anxiety or lengthy treatment, suitable sedation options can be discussed after medical assessment.
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Temporary and final restorations
Aesthetic temporary teeth may be fitted first. After healing and stabilisation, the final crowns or bridges are refined for fit, bite and shade.
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Follow-up and maintenance
Review visits, aesthetic adjustments, stability checks and home-care guidance help protect the result over time.
What it delivers
- One coordinated plan for the entire mouth
- Natural-looking, personalised aesthetics
- Improved chewing function and bite stability
- Digital planning for precise, predictable care
- Solutions for complex cases and bone loss
- Temporary teeth during the healing period when appropriate
- Sedation may be considered for anxiety or lengthy care
- Ongoing review and maintenance guidance
Planning
Digital and personalised
Care
One coordinated plan
Temporary teeth
Available when appropriate
Comfort
Sedation assessment available
Aftercare
Reviews and maintenance
Who is it for?
Broken or severely damaged teeth
For multiple teeth that can no longer be restored with isolated treatment alone.
Multiple missing teeth
For missing teeth in one or both jaws requiring a coordinated replacement plan.
Severe tooth wear
To rebuild lost tooth height, chewing surfaces and bite support.
Complex bite problems
When function, comfort and tooth position need to be planned together.
Gum disease or failed implants
For cases requiring disease control and a new restorative strategy.
Dental anxiety
For patients who postponed care and need a structured comfort plan.
What can full mouth rehabilitation include?
The exact combination is selected only after a complete examination and may differ for each patient.
Dental implants, including immediate or basal options when clinically suitable
Crowns and bridges
Zirconia and porcelain restorations
Aesthetic veneers where appropriate
Root-canal treatment and tooth restorations
Bite reconstruction and aesthetic smile planning
Why comprehensive planning matters
A durable result depends on treating the mouth as one connected system, not as a collection of individual teeth.
A complete diagnosis across the teeth, gums, bone, jaws and bite
Coordination between surgical, restorative and laboratory stages
Experience with implants and complex restorative cases
Safe medical assessment when sedation is considered
Long-term reviews, hygiene and maintenance
Common questions
Ready to transform your smile?
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