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When several teeth are missing, badly worn, or damaged, full mouth rehabilitation combines crowns, bridges and implants into one comprehensive plan — restoring chewing function, aesthetics and oral health together, not tooth by tooth.
Frequently asked questions
It depends on the number of teeth and techniques involved — it can range from a few weeks to several months, especially when implants are combined, since those need healing time.
No. Anyone with several missing, badly worn, or damaged teeth from decay or trauma may need it, regardless of age.
Procedures are done under local anesthesia. There may be mild discomfort while adjusting to new crowns or prosthetics in the first few days, which usually fades quickly.
Yes — the goal of full mouth rehabilitation is to restore shape, color and function as close as possible to a natural set of teeth that's in harmony with your face.
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