There are times when a person’s teeth are severely compromised (decayed teeth, gum infection, loss of teeth, worn out teeth, collapsed bite, etc.), and they are unable to eat properly or go about their daily lives in peace. This not only affects their confidence but also poses a threat to their overall well-being.

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Full mouth rehabilitation, also known as full mouth reconstruction, is required to restore oral health, self-confidence and overall well-being. With Full mouth rehabilitation, patients can get a new life with completely new and fully functional, natural looking teeth.

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Full mouth rehabilitation is a combination of various treatments like Dental Implants, Gum treatment, Restorative dentistry (crowns/bridges), Smile correction, Root canal treatment or Cavity filling for decayed teeth, Extraction of teeth which cannot be saved, and more.

Signature Smiles Team

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Our dentists at Signature Smiles have extensive experience and can rebuild and restore the mouth’s full function. Since full mouth rehabilitation includes multiple treatments, it is important that each treatment is addressed by their respective specialist/ dental expert.

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• Root Canal Treatment and Cavity Filling by Endodontist/General Dentist
• Extraction by Oral Surgeon
• Gum Treatment by Periodontist
• Dental Implants by Implantologist
• Crowns/ Bridges/ Restorative work by Prosthodontist

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This teamwork has helped hundreds of people achieve their ideal dental health. Contact us today to get your dental needs met!

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Different Treatments in Full-Mouth Rehabilitation

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At Signature Smiles we ensure that each patient receives the best full mouth rehabilitation which is customized to his or her needs. The various options for a full mouth rehabilitation include

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1. Dental Implants- A dental implant is a titanium anchor placed firmly in the jaw through surgery to hold the artificial teeth. It is an artificial replacement for the root portion of your natural tooth. Implants are used to support crowns & bridges or hold a denture firmly in place. They are the ideal option for replacing missing teeth as they last a lifetime. Moreover, they look and function like natural teeth!
   
   
2. Dental Crowns & Bridges- Dental Crowns, also called tooth caps, are placed over a tooth to cover or encircle a tooth completely to improve its strength and appearance. Dental Bridge covers or bridges the gap created by one or more missing teeth. It takes support from existing teeth or implants on either side of the gap. They also help to prevent the remaining teeth from moving out of place.
   
   
3. Dental Veneers- Ceramic Veneers, also called Porcelain Veneers or Laminates, are thin shells that cover the front surfaces of your teeth. These dental veneers are customized to your tooth to enhance its colour, shape, size or length.
   
   
4. Dentures- Dentures are removable and natural-looking replacements for missing teeth. If these teeth are not replaced, they drift into the space and cause bite and chewing problems.
   
   
5. Dental Implants- A dental implant is a titanium anchor placed firmly in the jaw through surgery to hold the artificial teeth. It is an artificial replacement for the root portion of your natural tooth. Implants are used to support crowns & bridges or hold a denture firmly in place. They are the ideal option for replacing missing teeth as they last a lifetime. Moreover, they look and function like natural teeth!
   
   
6. Root Canal Treatment- This is done to save a severely damaged or infected tooth. During the procedure, the dentist removes the infected pulp, cleans and disinfects the inside of the tooth, and then seals it to prevent further infection. This helps alleviate pain, save the natural tooth, and restore its function.