Full mouth rehabilitation
One coordinated plan to rebuild the function, comfort and appearance of the whole mouth when several problems have to be solved together.
Full mouth rehabilitation in Hosur: what is involved
Full mouth rehabilitation, sometimes called full mouth reconstruction, brings several treatments together into one plan to restore the whole mouth, rather than fixing one tooth at a time. It suits people with many missing teeth, teeth badly worn by grinding or acid erosion, broken or heavily restored teeth, advanced gum disease, a bite that no longer fits together, or jaw pain linked to the bite.
Treatment draws on the full range of restorative dentistry: fillings, root canal treatment, crowns and bridges, implants, dentures and gum treatment, with cosmetic work such as veneers where it helps. It begins with a complete assessment and a plan, deals with infection and gum health first, then rebuilds step by step, finishing with a bite check and a maintenance plan.
Full mouth rehabilitation: step by step
We examine every tooth, your gums, bone and bite, and take the X-rays and records we need to see the whole picture.
You get a staged plan that sets out what will be done, in what order and over what timescale, with a preview of the result where it helps.
Infection, decay and gum disease are treated first, and teeth that cannot be saved are removed. Bone grafting or implants are placed at this stage if they are part of the plan.
Crowns, bridges, implant restorations or dentures are made and fitted, the bite is balanced, and we set up a maintenance routine to protect the result.
Good to know about Full mouth rehabilitation
It depends on the case. Where implants are needed, they take three to six months to bond with the bone before the final teeth are fitted, so complex cases are planned over months and sometimes a year or more. We give you a realistic timeline at the start.
Different parts last for different times: crowns and bridges typically five to fifteen years, dentures seven to ten, and implants often longer. Brushing, flossing, regular check-ups and a night guard if you grind your teeth protect all of it.
Guides and advice
What a dental implant is, who it suits, what happens at each stage, how long healing takes and how to look after it.
How implants compare with bridges and dentures: what they do well, what to weigh up, and who should think twice.
A thorough examination and a staged plan, so you can see the whole journey before it starts.