The treatment of full mouth rehabilitation is recommended for patients who have multiple oral health problems affecting their teeth, mouth, gums and/or jaw. These problems often include a combination of two or more of these issues:

• Missing teeth (from decay or trauma)
• Broken or cracked teeth
• Severe tooth decay
• Misaligned teeth
• Teeth that have been eroded due to acid or grinding
• Gum disease / receding gums
• Badly discolored teeth
• An irregular bite (malocclusion)
• TMJ and other jaw problems
• Congenital dental deformities

As the name implies, full mouth reconstruction refers to rebuilding and/or replacing all of the teeth in a patient’s mouth. Full mouth reconstructions combine esthetics with the science of restorative dentistry to improve the health, function, and beauty of the mouth. In general, any dental treatment that affects all teeth in the mouth is called full mouth reconstruction or full mouth rehabilitation.

The full mouth treatment is combination of procedures that include

• Root canal Treatment
• Crowns
• Bridges
• Veneers
• Dental Implants
• Full Or Partial Dentures
• Gum Treatment
• Orthodontia

The treatment of full mouth rehabilitation that will essentially provide not only a "smile design", but improved chewing efficiency for the patient. Full-mouth dental rehabilitation is typically performed in progressive phases and usually requires multiple appointments. A full mouth rehabilitation is often performed for patients who wish to correct a number of dental health issues at once.

Full mouth rehabilitation patients experience an improvement in their overall quality of life thanks to this advanced restorative dental treatment.