Cosmetic Dentistry
Full-Mouth Rehabilitation
Rebuilding a worn or collapsed bite across the whole mouth in a planned sequence.
Full-mouth rehabilitation is the staged restoration of most or all of the teeth, usually where severe wear, multiple failing restorations or a collapsed bite mean treating teeth one at a time would not work.
These cases are planned from records — photographs, scans, bite registration and often a diagnostic wax-up — before treatment begins, because the sequence matters and changing the bite halfway through is not practical.
What happens
The treatment step by step
So you know what each visit involves before you commit to the first one.
Records and diagnosis
Full clinical records, photographs, scans and bite analysis.
Diagnostic plan
A wax-up or digital plan showing the proposed end point.
Staged treatment
Treatment carried out in a planned sequence over several months.
Maintenance
Review, and a night guard where grinding was a contributing cause.
Questions
Common questions
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Thin porcelain or composite facings bonded to the front of teeth.
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Professionally supervised bleaching, in the clinic or with custom home trays.
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Information on this website is provided for general education and does not replace a professional dental consultation, diagnosis or treatment plan. Outcomes vary between patients.