What the treatment is
Full mouth rehabilitation is a planned approach that addresses the health, function, and appearance of all the teeth together, rather than treating one tooth in isolation. It may combine several types of dental treatment.
Who may need it
It is discussed when there is extensive wear, several missing or broken teeth, difficulty chewing, or long-standing dental problems that affect the whole mouth.
General overview
Planning begins with a detailed examination, radiographs or scans, photographs, and bite records. Treatment is then carried out in stages, in an agreed sequence, and reviewed as it progresses.
What to expect
Because it is staged, treatment usually extends over several appointments. The dentist explains the sequence, alternatives, and the care needed at each stage before starting.
