Restore your smile and your confidence

Oral rehabilitation, also known as full mouth reconstruction, is a comprehensive treatment aimed at restoring chewing function, aesthetics, and oral health in patients with multiple dental problems. It combines various specialties — implants, prosthetics, aesthetics, periodontics, and orthodontics — in a personalized, coordinated treatment plan. It is indicated for those who have lost multiple teeth, suffer from severe tooth wear, have bite problems, or desire a complete smile transformation.

Oral rehabilitation is indicated for patients with: multiple missing or damaged teeth; severe tooth wear (erosion, bruxism); bite or occlusion problems; fractured teeth or failed old restorations; periodontal disease causing bone loss; severely discolored or malformed teeth; temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction. Essentially, anyone who needs treatment on multiple teeth or desires a complete smile transformation can benefit from this treatment.

Digital Smile Design (DSD) is a revolutionary digital planning tool that allows us to visualize the final treatment result before starting. Through photographs, videos, and 3D models, we create a simulation of your new smile that you can approve or modify. This technology integrates with CAD/CAM systems to manufacture restorations with millimetric precision. Benefits include: preview of results; clear communication between patient, dentist, and laboratory; greater predictability; reduction of surprises in the final outcome.

Duration varies significantly depending on case complexity, ranging from a few months to over a year. Influencing factors include: number of teeth to treat; need for implants (which require healing time); prior periodontal treatment; orthodontics if needed. A typical case may involve: 1-2 months of planning and preparation; 3-6 months for implants (if needed); 2-3 months for definitive restorations. Throughout the process, we use provisional restorations so you never go without functional teeth.

Fixed prostheses on implants are permanent dental structures that replace missing teeth and are anchored to titanium implants integrated into the jawbone. Unlike removable prostheses, they do not need to be removed for cleaning and provide a sensation very close to natural teeth. Options include: single crowns on implants; fixed bridges on multiple implants; All-on-4 or All-on-6 solutions for complete arches. They offer superior stability, preserve bone, and allow confident chewing.

All-on-4 is an innovative concept that allows rehabilitation of a complete arch (all upper or lower teeth) with just 4 strategically positioned implants. The two posterior implants are placed at an angle to maximize contact with available bone, often avoiding the need for bone grafts. Benefits: faster treatment (provisional teeth same day); fewer implants needed; possible even with some bone loss; generally more affordable cost than multiple individual implants.

Modern oral rehabilitation is performed with maximum patient comfort. During procedures, we use effective local anesthesia, and for more anxious patients, we offer conscious sedation. Post-operative discomfort is usually mild to moderate and well controlled with analgesic and anti-inflammatory medication. Most patients are pleasantly surprised by the low level of discomfort. Between sessions, provisional restorations ensure function and aesthetics, allowing normal life.

Planning is the most important phase and includes: 1) Complete clinical evaluation — detailed examination of teeth, gums, bite, and TMJ; 2) Advanced imaging — panoramic X-rays and 3D CT scan to assess bone and structures; 3) Models and photographs — records for digital analysis and planning (DSD); 4) Discussion with patient — presentation of plan, options, and result simulation; 5) Interdisciplinary coordination — when needed, involvement of periodontist, orthodontist, surgeon. Only after patient approval do we proceed with treatment.

Ceramic materials have revolutionized oral rehabilitation, offering superior aesthetics and excellent mechanical properties. Main types: zirconia — extremely resistant, ideal for posteriors and bridge structures; lithium disilicate — excellent translucency, perfect for anterior teeth; feldspathic ceramics — maximum aesthetics for veneer layers. Advantages: biocompatibility (no allergies); stain resistance; exceptional durability (15-25+ years); natural appearance indistinguishable from real teeth. They are manufactured with CAD/CAM technology for millimetric precision.

Insufficient bone is no longer an absolute barrier to implants. Available solutions: bone grafts — can be autogenous (from patient), allogenic or synthetic to regenerate bone; sinus lift — technique to increase bone in the upper posterior region; zygomatic implants — anchored in the zygomatic bone for severe atrophy cases; angled techniques (All-on-4) — utilize available bone with tilted implants. Our 3D CT scan allows precise assessment of available bone and planning the best solution for each case.

Cost varies significantly depending on complexity and treatments needed. Influencing factors: number of implants and crowns; need for bone grafts; type of materials (zirconia vs other ceramics); preparatory treatments (periodontics, extractions). We offer: detailed no-obligation quote after evaluation; flexible payment plans; partnerships with insurers and financing. Considering that a well-executed rehabilitation can last 20+ years, it is an investment in quality of life. Schedule a consultation for a personalized quote.

Proper maintenance is essential for treatment longevity. Daily care: brushing 2-3x/day with soft brush; use of dental floss or interdental brushes; oral irrigator recommended for implant prostheses. Maintenance appointments: professional cleanings every 4-6 months; occlusion check and adjustments if needed; periodic X-rays to monitor implants. Avoid: biting hard objects (ice, pens); grinding or clenching teeth (use night guard if indicated); smoking (harms periodontal health).