Treatments
Full-mouth rehabilitation and prosthodontics
We restore chewing function, aesthetics and comfort with crowns, bridges and fixed or removable dentures, including implant-supported options.
When teeth are badly damaged, missing or worn, full-mouth rehabilitation brings several specialties together —implantology, periodontics, endodontics and prosthodontics— in one coordinated plan.
We design every restoration to look natural and fit your bite. If you wear a removable denture, we can explain how implants can make it more stable.
Full-mouth rehabilitation
How it works
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Comprehensive diagnosis
We review your teeth, gums, bite and jaw joint.
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Coordinated plan
We define the order of treatments and the ideal restorations.
- 03
Preliminary treatments
Gum care, root canals or implants, as your case requires.
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Final restoration
Crowns, bridges or dentures fitted to your bite, with follow-up visits.
Full-mouth rehabilitation
Frequently asked questions
What is a dental crown?
It is a cap that fully covers a weakened tooth to protect it and restore its shape and color.
Fixed or removable denture?
It depends on how many teeth are missing, your bone condition and your preferences. Implant-supported dentures offer the most stability.
How long does rehabilitation take?
It varies with the treatments you need. At your assessment we give you a plan with the stages and estimated timing.
Every treatment requires a prior professional assessment. Results vary from person to person depending on their health and aftercare.
Ready to get started?
Book your assessment and get a clear treatment plan tailored to you.
