Whether you struggle with multiple missing teeth, discolouration or even both, Forum Dentistry offers full mouth rehab services to help you revitalise your oral health and achieve an aesthetically pleasing outcome.

Bad teeth can be the source of other general health issues, and can also cause a lack of confidence. When more than a few teeth are damaged or missing, people struggle to eat, drink and even speak properly. But thanks to full mouth rehab services that we perform here at Forum Dentistry, it is possible to revitalise your teeth and achieve a healthy, natural-looking result.

About Full Mouth Rehabilitation

Full mouth rehabilitation is when the majority of the teeth in the mouth are restored to create a brand new smile. Full mouth rehabilitation is an opportunity to start again after your mouth has been deteriorated by cavities, gum disease, accidents or bite problems. This treatment often involves a combination of crowns, veneers, dental implants, inlays and fixed bridgework.

One of the most important aspects of successful full mouth rehabilitation is obtaining the correct bite and TMJ position. Full mouth rehab uses a combination of all of the skills at Forum Dentistry through many years of advanced and continuing dental education including TMJ, bite and treatment planning.

Full mouth reconstruction

Full mouth reconstruction used to mean a long protracted, disjointed series of procedures with a difficult-to-see endpoint that could even include extracting all the teeth and creating dentures to take their place. Now, because of improved dental hygiene, people get to keep their natural teeth longer. However, in time, the teeth become worn down and discoloured. Plus, there may be a collection of mismatched old dental work. The bite tends to misalign, causing TMJ/facial pain and neck tension, and the teeth no longer support the facial structure, as a result causing a tired, aged appearance.

Temporary crowns are worn for 4-6 weeks, while the laboratory custom-creates all-porcelain crowns are seated and permanently bonded to the prepared teeth. The time required to complete a full mouth rehabilitation treatment can range from as little as 2 to 3 visits to 6 or more, depending on the complexity of the case and the desired result.