What is Full Mouth Rehabilitation?

Full mouth reconstruction/ Full mouth rehabilitation, as the name suggests, involves reconstructing or replacing every tooth in a patient’s mouth. Full mouth reconstructions enhance oral health, function, and beauty by combining aesthetics and restorative dentistry.

Patients who are Toothless or have very few remaining teeth in their mouth have a great option in full mouth rehabilitation. Patients with several missing teeth, poor dental aesthetics, or improper functionality are also suitable candidates for Full mouth rehabilitation procedures.

Benefits of Full Mouth Rehabilitation

• Patients can go from having no teeth to having all of them in just a few sittings. There will be no difference between Real teeth and artificial teeth replaced with Full Mouth Rehabilitation.
  

• Full mouth rehabilitation will improve the appearance, functionality, and form of your teeth and smile. In turn, it will enhance your confidence and overall appearance.
  

• It is a highly customized treatment. Patients’ needs and facial features are considered and analyzed before the treatment to ensure that the patient receiving the procedure is satisfied with the results.
  

• A full mouth rehabilitation heals every tooth from the inside out and restores it to health. Most Full mouth rehabilitation procedures start with periodontal procedures to make gums and bones healthy.
  

• Chronic headaches or migraines could be a cause of TMJ disorder, bite issues, and bruxism. Full mouth rehabilitation will resolve all these issues.

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• Dental Implant

• Full Mouth Rehabilitation

• Invisible Aligners

• Smile Makeover

• Crowns and Bridges

• Teeth Whitening

• Pediatric Dentistry

• Tooth Colored Filling

• Wisdom Tooth Extraction

• Braces Treatment

• Root Canal Treatment

Who needs a Full Mouth Rehabilitation?

At some point in their lives, everyone deals with dental problems of one kind or another. Some people deal with cavities, while others deal with gums that are not in good condition.

Full Mouth Rehabilitation is not a stand-alone procedure. It involves Numerous invasive orthodontia and cosmetic procedures to help in restoring all teeth, gums, and jaw bones into a single functional unit.

A team of prosthodontists, cosmetic dental specialists, dental technicians, and top dental surgeons collaborate to design a mouth rehabilitation system tailored to the patient’s needs and gives the patient better oral health and an attractive smile.

Full mouth rehabilitation is for candidates who have the following problems:

• Missing teeth as a result of an illness or injury.
  

• Having teeth that are prematurely worn down from bruxism, chewing food or objects that are too hard, or any other dental pathology.
  

• The TMJ is present if you experience pain, stiffness, and fatigue in your jaw muscles or persistent pain in the jaw joint.
  

• Disoriented teeth or poor teeth enamel can cause further illness.
  

• People Having Gums that are painful, swollen, bleeding, or receding. Severe gum disease can result in tooth loss and even lead to the onset of systemic diseases like diabetes and septic shock.
  

• People who have Discoloration of teeth and yellowish teeth.
  

• Trauma that resulted in fractured bones chipped teeth or jaw-related distortion.
  

• Teeth that have suffered from prolonged acid erosion (from meals, drinks, acid reflux), or teeth grinding that have become severely worn.

Full Mouth Rehabilitation Treatment Involves

Full mouth rehabilitation requires a number of dental procedures. Multiple appointments are necessary for the treatment to be completed successfully so that the patients can receive the best care from our staff at every stage.

In this way, the process is carried out methodically to produce the desired effects and improve the patient’s oral health care over the long term.

Full Mouth Rehabilitation involves various treatments like:

1. Dental implants:

A dental implant is essentially a titanium post that is surgically inserted into the jawbone below the gum line. Then the implantologist will place a crown on top of the surgically inserted Titanium implant To ensure that it looks like a natural tooth.

2. Crowns & bridges:

Crowns and most bridges are both fixed prosthetic devices. Unlike removable devices such as dentures, which can be removed and cleaned on a daily basis, crowns and bridges are cemented onto existing teeth or implants and can only be removed by a dentist.

How do Crowns Work?

A crown is a dental restoration that completely covers or “caps” a damaged tooth. A crown can be used to improve the appearance, shape, or alignment of a damaged tooth in addition to strengthening it.

How do Bridges Work?

If your mouth is missing one or more teeth, a bridge may be recommended. Missing teeth leave gaps that eventually cause the remaining teeth to rotate or shift into empty spaces, resulting in a bad bite. Gum disease and temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders can result from the imbalance caused by missing teeth

3. Dentures:

A denture is a removable viable substitute for missing teeth and gums. complete dentures and partial dentures are the two types of Dentures available. When all the teeth are lost, complete dentures are used, whereas partial dentures are used if some natural teeth remain.

These treatments and also other treatments like inlays & Onlays, Veneers, Teeth-whitening, and Tooth-colored composite fillings.

How Full Mouth Rehabilitation is done (Treatment Process)

If you are considering full mouth rehabilitation, the initial step is to visit Citysmile Dental and Aesthetic Clinic, the top dental hospital in Rajkot, for a consultation with one of our qualified specialists.

Full Mouth Rehabilitation begins with consulting a general dentist. Your dentist will be able to conduct a thorough examination to ascertain the extent of the treatment required to restore your mouth to its optimal oral health. This test will cover:

X-rays:

X-rays are to determine whether there is any decay beneath the surface of the teeth.

Dental health:

Depending on the teeth’s health, Patients may require treatments like porcelain veneers or full-coverage crowns, inlays or onlays, bridges, or implants with a crown. Any worn or cracked teeth, short or long teeth, root canal issues, and tooth movement will be noted by your dentist.

Gum health:

Scaling and root planing will likely be necessary to treat your periodontal disease if your gums are unhealthy. To ensure that the newly rebuilt teeth have a solid foundation, patients may require more intensive periodontal treatments. Patients’ jaw bones and gums are strengthened by soft tissue or bone transplants. Deep pockets and abnormalities in bone density will also be inspected by your dentist.

Jaw health:

A stable bite is essential for good dental health; it shouldn’t hurt when you chew or close your mouth, and it shouldn’t wear down or harm your teeth. Your dentist must consider occlusal changes when planning your restorations. To correct your occlusion before undergoing additional restorative procedures, you might need orthodontics or another type of therapy (like a night guard or a bite retraining orthotic).

Esthetics:

A whole mouth reconstruction must consider your teeth color, shape, size, and proportions and how they relate to your lips, gums, mouth, side profile, and face.

After compiling all the information pertinent to your case, your dentist will develop a step-by-step treatment plan to address all the problems in your mouth and complete your reconstruction. If the suggested treatment plan confuses you, request a detailed explanation so you can look it over.

Full Mouth Rehabilitation cost in Rajkot, India

The Full mouth rehabilitation procedure is to rectify all dental issues (cosmetic and functional). Treatment may be administered in stages, depending on the severity.

Specialized surgeons such as a prosthodontist who works on veneers and crowns, a periodontist who treats gum diseases, an endodontist for root canal therapy, and an orthodontist who specializes in tooth positions and movements, are needed in addition to a general dentist.

The total cost will vary based on the patient’s needs, the number of implants used the prosthetics’ quality and the desired outcome.

If you go with normal porcelive fused to metal crown, cost will be around 1,50,000 INR. If you go with CAO CAM PFM crowns & bridges then it will be around 2,75,000 INR. If you go with basic Zirconium crown for Full Mouth Rehab, it will cost you around 3,50,000 INR.

The cost can go higher if you go with Premium ot E-max crowns and bridges.

Full Mouth Rehabilitation Dental Tourism in India

India is fast-growing and one of the most preferred destinations for dental tourism. Citysmile Dental and Aesthetic Clinic in Rajkot, India, is becoming a preferred location for various dental procedures and the best Dental tourism Hospital in India.

With 20+ years of experience in working with both local and international dental patients, you can be sure of world-class dental care & results. As part of our care standards for those traveling to use from abroad, we offer the additional complimentary services:

• Virtual Consultations or 2nd opinions with our medical team from the comfort of your own home

• Assistance with Visa and supporting medical services

• A dedicated treatment coordinator to support you through every stage of your patient journey.

• Support with arranging local accommodation during your stay if necessary

• Complimentary two-way airport transfers from Rajkot.

• Special arrangements for entertainment in the house

• Payments can be done either via cash, credit card, or Wire Transfer.

• Sight-seeing only

• Interpreters available at the hospital