Full Mouth Rehabilitation (also known as Full Mouth Reconstruction or Full Mouth Restoration) is a comprehensive dental treatment that involves rebuilding or restoring all of the teeth in both the upper and lower jaws.
People who have:
Severely worn down teeth (due to grinding, acid erosion, etc.)
Multiple missing teeth
Broken, cracked, or decayed teeth
Jaw pain or bite issues
Advanced gum disease
Dental trauma from accidents
Restores chewing and speaking function
Improves smile appearance
Corrects bite alignment
Eliminates pain or discomfort
Boosts confidence and oral health
You may be a candidate if you have:
Severely worn, broken, or missing teeth
Chronic jaw pain or bite issues
Multiple dental problems affecting your entire mouth
A history of trauma, decay, or gum disease
Depending on your case, it may include:
Crowns, bridges, or veneers
Dental implants or dentures
Root canals or extractions
Gum treatments
Orthodontics or bite correction
Most procedures are performed with local anesthesia or sedation, making the process comfortable. Mild soreness afterward is normal and temporary.
Maintain good oral hygiene, regular dental check-ups, and follow your dentist’s care instructions. Avoid habits like teeth grinding or chewing hard objects.
Not exactly. A smile makeover is usually cosmetic, focusing on aesthetics. Full mouth rehabilitation is functional and medical — aimed at restoring the mouth’s health, function, and structure.
