How long does full mouth rehabilitation take?

Timeline varies by case complexity. While some implant solutions take a few months, most comprehensive rehabilitations are phased over 6 to 12 months to ensure optimal healing and restorative results.

Will I be without teeth during the process?

No. Whether you are waiting for implants to fuse or permanent crowns to be crafted, we provide high-quality temporary restorations. These are designed to look natural and allow you to eat and speak comfortably throughout treatment.

Is full mouth rehabilitation painful?

Your comfort is our priority. Most procedures are performed under local anaesthetic to ensure a pain-free experience. While some temporary sensitivity is normal during recovery, we manage this closely to ensure a smooth process.

How much does full mouth rehabilitation cost?

Costs depend on the unique scope of your treatment plan. We provide a detailed cost breakdown during your consultation and offer flexible payment plans or the option to use superannuation to make this life-changing care accessible.

How should I care for my new smile?

Maintain your restored smile like natural teeth with daily brushing, flossing, and professional visits. Regular check-up and cleans are essential to protect your investment and prevent new decay or gum disease.

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Untreated dental diseases and trauma can result in extensive tooth loss and damage.

Our West End dentists and Ascot dentists are highly experienced in performing full mouth rehabilitation to remediate your missing and damaged teeth.

Learn more about full mouth rehabilitation below, and take the first step towards restoring your smile!

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What is full mouth rehabilitation?

Full mouth rehabilitation (or restoration) is a comprehensive approach to completely re-establish the long-term health, function and beauty of your smile from the ground up.

The process remediates extensive tooth loss or damage through a customised combination of treatments, such as root canal therapy, gum disease treatment, veneers, crowns and dental implants.

With advanced solutions such as All-on-X implants, our dentists in Ascot and West End can transform even the most complex cases into confident smiles.

Is full mouth rehabilitation right for you?

Full mouth rehabilitation is ideal for patients with sports or accident-related dental trauma, advanced gum disease, widespread dental decay and even severe teeth grinding.

Many of our Brisbane patients choose full mouth rehabilitation to restore their missing and damaged teeth, as it avoids the daily inconvenience of traditional dentures.

If you have a large number of missing or severely damaged teeth and are seeking a permanent, long-term solution, full mouth rehabilitation at our Ascot and West End dental clinics could be perfect for you.

A patient’s upper teeth before and after full mouth rehabilitation using All-On-4 dental implants at le tooth

Before/After: All-on-X dental implants fitted to upper arch. Photo by le tooth

What are All-on-X implants?

All-on-X is an innovative technique that replaces an entire arch of missing teeth using just a few strategically placed dental implants.

These implants act as sturdy anchors for a custom-made full arch prosthesis, with porcelain crowns that look and feel just like real teeth.

All-on-X implants often eliminate the need for complex bone grafting by placing the implants in the densest part of jawbone.

Widely considered to the gold standard for full arch tooth replacement, All-on-X implants offer a level of bite strength and cosmetic elegance that traditional options such as dentures simply cannot match.

What does treatment involve?

At le tooth, full mouth rehabilitation begins with an in-depth consultation, so our dentists can tailor a treatment plan specific to your goals and dental circumstances.

We take a 'health-first' philosophy to resolve any underlying infections in your teeth and gums, before placing the final cosmetic restorations. This ensures your new smile is built on a healthy foundation.

Restoring your dental health

Our initial focus is to eliminate any gum disease and decay which can compromise the long-term success of your final restorations.

Gum disease treatment may be required to clear infections beneath the gumline that quietly destroy your jawbone and cause your remaining teeth to become loose.

Our Brisbane dentists may also recommend root canal therapy for any teeth that are infected from decay, but can still be saved in order to preserve its root system.

Rebuilding your smile

During this phase, our focus shifts to restoring the function and cosmetic appearance of your teeth. Our Ascot and West End dentists use a variety of advanced materials and techniques to ensure your new teeth look and feel natural.

All-on-X implants

All-on-X implants are the preferred solution for patients who are missing all or most of their teeth in their upper or lower arch.

This procedure involves strategically placing several dental implants into the jawbone.

Once the implants have fused into the jawbone, a full arch prosthesis containing your new row of teeth is custom designed, crafted and permanently fitted to the implants.

Tailored combination treatments

For patients with more teeth remaining, full mouth rehabilitation consists of a tailored combination of implants, crowns and veneers. In some cases, to achieve the best cosmetic result we may also recommend specialist orthodontics.

Dental implants, each with their own personalised porcelain crown or bridge, may be fitted to permanently replace one or more adjacent missing teeth
Porcelain crowns may be placed on existing teeth to precisely customise their shade, translucency and anatomy, while simultaneously providing structural reinforcement where they have been weakened by large fillings or root canal therapy
Porcelain veneers may be fitted to healthy anterior teeth to perfect their shape, colour and symmetry