Full-mouth rehabilitation combines dental implants with crowns, bridges, and occlusal therapy to completely restore both function and aesthetics in patients who have lost most or all of their teeth.
What it Involves
Comprehensive assessment: X-rays, photographs, study models
Strategic implant placement for full-arch support
Temporary prosthesis during healing
Final ceramic or zirconia crowns/bridges on healed implants
Occlusal (bite) refinement for long-term comfort
Who it's For
→Patients who are fully or mostly edentulous (missing all/most teeth)
→Those whose existing dentition is failing beyond individual restoration
→Patients seeking an all-on-4 or all-on-6 type restoration
Frequently Asked Questions
These are implant-supported full-arch restorations that use 4 or 6 implants to support a complete set of teeth — a permanent alternative to full dentures.
The full process typically takes 6–12 months including healing time, though temporary teeth are provided from day one.
For patients with severe dental deterioration, full-mouth rehabilitation dramatically improves quality of life — eating, speaking, and confidence — with results that last decades.
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Our team will confirm your appointment within 2–4 hours.