Full mouth rehabilitation is a comprehensive, customized treatment plan that combines multiple restorative and cosmetic dentistry procedures. The goal is to completely rebuild and restore the health, function, and aesthetics of all the teeth in both the upper and lower jaws.

It is generally recommended for individuals experiencing multiple missing teeth, severe tooth decay, teeth severely worn down by grinding or acid erosion, or those suffering from chronic jaw pain and bite issues. If your dental problems affect both your ability to chew and the appearance of your smile, you are likely a great candidate.

Because it is a phased approach involving multiple procedures, the timeline varies heavily based on your specific clinical needs and the required healing times. The entire process can take anywhere from a few months to over a year to fully complete.

Your comfort is a priority; dentists use local anesthesia or sedation during the procedures to ensure you feel little to no pain. While you may experience some mild soreness or discomfort during the healing phases between treatments, this can typically be easily managed with medication.

Yes, treatments are very often phased based on clinical urgency and your budget. A typical plan starts with foundational work (like gum therapy or extractions), moves on to placing structural supports like implants, and finishes with final restorations like crowns or bridges.