Full mouth rehabilitation (also called full mouth reconstruction) is a personalized treatment plan that addresses multiple dental issues restoring the health, function, and aesthetics of all your teeth and supporting structures. It’s ideal for patients with extensive dental damage, wear, or bite problems.
Full mouth rehabilitation (also called full mouth reconstruction) is a personalized treatment plan that addresses multiple dental issues restoring the health, function, and aesthetics of all your teeth and supporting structures. It’s ideal for patients with extensive dental damage, wear, or bite problems.
We assess your bite, jaw function, oral health, and aesthetics using 3D imaging and digital technology.
We assess your bite, jaw function, oral health, and aesthetics using 3D imaging and digital technology.
We assess your bite, jaw function, oral health, and aesthetics using 3D imaging and digital technology.
Eliminates mouth pain
Improves oral health
Restores functionality
Long-term durability
If you have multiple dental concerns such as worn teeth, missing teeth, recurring dental work, or ongoing discomfort, a comprehensive consultation is the best way to determine whether full mouth rehabilitation is the right solution for your needs and goals.
When properly maintained, the results can last many years or even decades. Long term success depends on good oral hygiene, routine dental visits, and following Dr. Timin’s maintenance recommendations.
Yes. A major goal of full mouth rehabilitation is correcting bite alignment and jaw function. Many patients experience significant relief from discomfort, tension, and uneven wear once the bite is properly balanced.
Treatment is usually completed in carefully planned phases. This allows Dr. Timin to restore function and comfort first, then focus on long term stability and aesthetics while keeping the process manageable and predictable.
Full mouth rehabilitation is ideal for patients with widespread tooth damage, severe wear, bite problems, chronic jaw pain, or multiple failing restorations. It is designed for those who need more than a single procedure to restore oral health and function.
