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There are certain situations where a single dental treatment is not sufficient, in situations of severe wear and tear, decay, accident or trauma. In such circumstances whereby your overall oral health is severely impacted, a full mouth rehabilitation may be required.
Full mouth rehabilitation requires specialised help, and Dr Ash is on hand to give you all the advice you need to make the best decisions for your overall oral health.
Oral health may be affected in situations where patients have excessive wear from grinding, acid erosion, and clenching.
Prolonged TMJ disorders can lead to considerable pain and discomfort. A full mouth rehabilitation may be needed to alleviate the issue.
With full mouth rehabilitation, every case is different, hence the need for a bespoke, tailored treatment plan unique to the individual.
To get things started we’ll get you in for a comprehensive examination to assess your overall oral health. We’ll take X-rays, and digital scans, and assess every aspect of your teeth, jaws and gums to get a crystal clear vision of what work needs to be done.
Once we have a clear understanding of the work required, we’ll sit down with you for a comprehensive breakdown of the work required, what it’ll entail, and a thorough breakdown of the timeline and costs.
The procedure itself may require a combination of procedures; dental implants, veneers, crowns & bridges, and the time it takes to complete will vary.
