Full Mouth Rehabilitation: How to Restore Badly Damaged or Missing Teeth

What Is Full Mouth Rehabilitation?

Full Mouth Rehabilitation (also known as full mouth reconstruction) is an extensive prosthodontic process that rebuilds or restores all of the teeth in both the upper and lower jaws.

It is indicated for individuals suffering from severe dental attrition (teeth worn down by acid reflux or teeth grinding / bruxism), multiple missing teeth, collapsed vertical bite height, or generalized enamel breakdown.

Phases of Full Mouth Reconstruction

• Comprehensive Examination & Bite Recording: Digital facebow transfers, joint evaluations, and X-rays record your natural jaw relationship.
• Diagnostic Wax-Up: A 3D physical preview allows patients to test their future smile and chewing bite height before treatment starts.
• Phase-by-Phase Restoration: Combines dental crowns, bridges, implants, and root canals over structured appointments.

Learn more about our prosthodontic care on our Full Mouth Rehabilitation Page.