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Things you may want to know about Full mouth Rehabilitation
What is a full mouth rehabilitation?
Full mouth rehabilitation refers to rebuilding and/or replacing all the teeth in someone's oral cavity.
Who needs a full mouth rehabilitation?
Comprehensive treatment of the whole mouth is required if there are multiple problems in the oral cavity where all or most of the teeth have problems like cavities, attrition or are beyond saving.
What are the ways to do a Full mouth rehabilitation?
Treatment plans vary according to the condition of the remaining teeth.
Teeth that can be saved are saved by fillings or RCTs and teeth or roots that are not worth saving are extracted.
Replacement of removed teeth and restored teeth is done with crowns/caps or bridges and implants.
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