Full mouth rehabilitation

Treatment overview‍

Full mouth rehabilitation is a comprehensive, personalised approach to restoring the health, function, and appearance of your entire mouth. At Dental Holistix, we design each rehabilitation plan to address specific concerns, whether they involve damaged teeth, gum disease, alignment issues or tooth replacement. Our goal is to enhance both the aesthetics and long-term health of your smile with a combination of restorative and cosmetic procedures tailored to your unique needs.

Treatment options may include:

• Dental implants and all-on-4 implants: To replace missing teeth and restore bite function, providing a secure, lasting solution.
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• Crowns and bridges: To rebuild the strength, structure, and appearance of compromised teeth.
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• Veneers: Applied to front teeth to enhance aesthetics and cover imperfections.
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• Orthodontics (e.g., Invisalign): To realign teeth and prepare your mouth for further restorative work if needed.
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• Bone and tissue grafting: To strengthen the jawbone and gum tissue, providing stability for implants and long-term support.
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• Other restorative treatments: Such as fillings, inlays, or onlays to repair decayed or damaged teeth.

How full mouth rehabilitation works‍

The specifics of your rehabilitation plan depend on the individual treatments recommended, such as implants, crowns or orthodontics, each with its own steps and aftercare requirements. For detailed information on each treatment, please refer first to your treatment plan, then visit our Treatments page for individual treatment details.

Key benefits

• Improved functionality and comfort: Restores the function and comfort of your bite, making eating, speaking and smiling easier.
• Aesthetic transformation: Customised treatments restore a natural, balanced smile.
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• Long-term oral health: By addressing underlying issues, full mouth rehabilitation helps prevent future dental problems and supports overall health.
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• Enhanced quality of life: A functional, attractive smile can boost self-esteem and make daily activities more enjoyable.

Who is a good candidate?‍

Full mouth rehabilitation is ideal for patients who:

• Have multiple damaged, decayed, or missing teeth
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• Experience discomfort or jaw pain due to bite or alignment issues
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• Want a comprehensive approach to restore the appearance and function of their smile
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• Need a combination of treatments, including addressing bone or gum issues before restorative work

A consultation with our team will help identify the best combination of treatments to meet your goals and needs.

Treatment timeline‍

Full mouth rehabilitation typically involves several steps over weeks or months, depending on complexity:

1. Consultation and planning: We conduct a detailed assessment, including scans and discussions of your goals, to create a tailored treatment plan.
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2. Preparatory treatments: Bone grafting, gum treatment, or orthodontic work may be needed to create a stable foundation for further procedures.
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3. Restorative and cosmetic treatments: Core treatments, including implants, crowns, bridges, and veneers, are completed based on your customised plan.
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4. Final adjustments and follow-up: Once treatment is complete, we’ll make any necessary adjustments to ensure comfort and functionality, with follow-up visits to monitor progress.

Cost and payment options‍

The cost of full mouth rehabilitation varies widely based on the treatments included in your plan. For a personalised estimate and information on our flexible payment options, please contact us directly.‍

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FAQs

How long does full mouth rehabilitation take?

‍The timeline depends on your specific treatment plan. Some cases may take a few weeks, while complex plans, such as those involving implants or orthodontics, may take several months.
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Will I need time off work?‍

For some treatments, especially surgeries like implants or grafting, a brief recovery period may be needed. We’ll discuss what to expect based on your specific plan.
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Is full mouth rehabilitation painful?‍

We ensure all procedures are as comfortable as possible, offering local anaesthesia and sedation options. Some post-procedure discomfort is expected, especially after surgical treatments, but it typically subsides within a few days.
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What maintenance will I need afterward?‍

Good oral hygiene and routine check-ups are essential to maintain the health of your restored smile. Our team will provide you with specific care recommendations based on your treatments.