Rebuild Your Smile
Rated 4.7 on Google
Who Needs Full Mouth Rehabilitation?
Full mouth rehabilitation is the process of rebuilding or replacing the affected teeth in a person’s mouth to restore dental health. This is done through a combination of restorative dental procedures after creating a comprehensive and customised treatment plan for each individual.
You’ll need a full mouth rehabilitation if you are facing severe decay, have multiple missing teeth, receding gums, badly worn out teeth due to a teeth grinding habit or have experienced dental trauma, etc.
Why Rekha’s for Extraction?
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Benefits of Full Mouth Rehabilitation
Restoring your attractive smile
Fixing functional issues like difficulty in chewing
Improving dental health
Severe tootache upon chewing
Sensitivity to hot or cold foods
Improving dental health
Improving facial structure
Improving facial structure
Boosting confidence
Treatments in Full Mouth Rehabilitation
- Crowns and Bridges
- Dental Implants
- Dentures
- Root Canal Treatments
- Orthodontics
- Gum Therapy
- Bone Graft
- Veneers
- Cosmetic Treatments
Rated 4.7 on Google
The special team for special smiles. Comfortable & premium care.
Katherine Moss
Teeth Whitening
Professional, gentle, and kind doctors. I was at ease through the whole process. .
Pacita Cabacungan
Veneers
Medical knowledge combined with attention to detail, integrity, and openness are the key drivers of this clinic. Highly recommended.
Georges Akkaoui
Root Canal
Timely service everytime. Knew I was in good hands.
Abu Shayan
Scaling & Polishing
Frequently Asked
Questions
Only your dentist can answer this question. However, those who have dental health problems or multiple complications are excellent candidates for a full mouth rehabilitation. Meet with your dentist to determine if you will need a full rehabilitation.
