When dental issues go beyond a single tooth or isolated concern, it’s time to think bigger. Full mouth rehabilitation is not just a treatment, it’s a transformative process designed to restore your oral health, function, and appearance from the ground up.
At Summirow Dental Hospital, we understand that every mouth has a story. Whether it’s years of wear and tear, missing teeth, bite issues, or previous dental trauma, our approach to full mouth rehabilitation is completely personalized that is designed to meet your needs with care, precision, and long-term results.
Full mouth rehabilitation (FMR) is a comprehensive treatment plan that involves rebuilding or replacing all the teeth in both the upper and lower jaws. It combines the science of restorative dentistry with aesthetic dentistry to address complex dental problems holistically.
You may be a candidate if you are experiencing:
Each rehabilitation plan is unique, but typically includes:
Digital scans, X-rays (CBCT/OPG), photographs, and bite analysis to assess the extent of dental damage.
We divide treatment into logical phases from disease control to functional and aesthetic restoration.
This may include:
With digital smile design tools, we ensure that your new smile looks as good as it feels.
We believe full mouth rehabilitation should be functional, durable, and natural-looking. Our multidisciplinary approach is towards restoring not just your teeth, but also your comfort, speech, chewing efficiency, and confidence.
Multidisciplinary Expertise under one roof
In-house CBCT, OPG, Digital Scanners for precision
Proven Planning Protocols and mock-ups before the final procedure
Post-treatment Support & Maintenance Plans
Comfort-Focused Treatments with sedation options available
Personalized smile design tailored to your facial features
Most procedures are done under local anesthesia or sedation, ensuring minimal discomfort.
It varies depending on the case complexity ranging from a few weeks to a few months.
No. We provide temporary restorations.
Not at all. Anyone with extensive dental needs, regardless of age, may benefit from rehabilitation.
If your teeth are affecting the way you eat, speak, or smile , it’s time for a fresh start.
We always take care of your smile
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