What is Full Mouth Rehabilitation?


Who needs it?
- People with many missing or damaged teeth
- Those with worn-down or fractured teeth
- Patients with gum disease or bite issues
- Anyone wanting to restore both function and smile

Benefits of Dentures
- Restores chewing and speech
- Improves bite and jaw comfort
- Enhances smile aesthetics
- Protects teeth from further damage
- Boosts confidence and overall oral health
Treatment Options for Full Mouth Rehabilitation
Depending on the condition, FMR may include a combination of:
Crowns and bridges
Dental implants
Veneers
Dentures
(partial or complete)
Periodontal and endodontic treatments
Orthodontics
(in some cases)

Procedure
- Comprehensive Evaluation - Dental and medical history, clinical exam, X-rays, scans, impressions
- Treatment Planning - Customized plan combining restorative, surgical, and cosmetic treatments
- Foundation Treatments - Gum therapy, extractions, bone grafts (if needed)
- Restorative Phase - Placement of crowns, bridges, veneers, dentures, or implants
- Final Adjustments - Bite correction, polishing, and long-term maintenance.
FAQs
With modern anesthesia and sedation, procedures are comfortable and well-managed.
It can take a few weeks to several months depending on the complexity (implants, healing time, etc.).
No, FMR is suitable for anyone with severely compromised teeth, regardless of age.
With proper care and regular checkups, results can last decades.
No—while a smile makeover is mainly cosmetic, FMR restores both function and aesthetics.