Full Mouth Rehabilitation in Winchmore Hill

Full mouth rehabilitation is a comprehensive approach for people whose dental problems affect many or all of their teeth.

Rather than treating each tooth independently, the aim is to assess the mouth as a whole and develop a coordinated plan that considers oral health, function, comfort, bite and appearance.

At Fenton Dental Studio, full mouth rehabilitation is provided by Prannoy Vithlani.

Who may benefit from full mouth rehabilitation??

It may be considered where you have several problems occurring together, such as:

  • Multiple missing teeth
  • Extensively worn teeth
  • Broken or heavily restored teeth
  • Several failing fillings, crowns or bridges
  • Teeth requiring root canal treatment
  • Bite-related problems
  • Difficulty chewing
  • A combination of functional and cosmetic concerns

What treatments might be included?

Every plan is different and may involve a combination of:

  • Dental implants
  • Implant-supported restorations
  • Crowns and bridges
  • Composite restorations
  • Root canal or root canal retreatment
  • Orthodontic treatment
  • Composite bonding
  • Teeth whitening
  • Hygiene and periodontal treatment

Not every patient requires all of these treatments.

Your full mouth rehabilitation journey

1. Understanding your goals

Your first consultation focuses on what is currently causing problems and what you would like to achieve.

2. Comprehensive assessment

We examine the teeth, gums, bite and existing restorations and take any necessary records.

3. Treatment options

Prannoy explains the available options and the advantages and limitations of each.

4. Stabilising dental health

Active decay, gum disease, infection or other urgent issues may need to be treated before more advanced restorative work begins.

5. Phased treatment

Complex treatment can be divided into manageable stages rather than attempting everything at once.

6. Final restorations

Once the mouth is healthy and the required preparatory work is complete, definitive restorative treatment can be carried out.

7. Maintenance

Regular examinations, hygiene appointments and home care help protect the work completed.

How much does full mouth rehabilitation cost?

There is no single fixed price because the treatment required varies substantially between patients.

Following your assessment, you will receive an individual treatment plan outlining:

  • Recommended treatments
  • Treatment stages
  • Alternatives
  • Individual fees
  • Overall estimated cost

Why choose Fenton Dental Studio?

  • Treatment coordinated by Prannoy Vithlani
  • Implant, restorative, endodontic and cosmetic options available within the practice
  • Complex treatment planned as one coordinated programme
  • Sedation available for suitable patients
  • Digital scanning available where useful for planning
  • Long-term maintenance available following treatment

FAQs

Is full mouth rehabilitation the same as a smile makeover?

Not necessarily. A smile makeover is often primarily concerned with appearance. Full mouth rehabilitation generally addresses more extensive functional, structural and health-related problems alongside appearance.

Does every tooth need treatment?

No. Healthy teeth should not be treated unnecessarily. Treatment is based on the condition and prognosis of each part of the mouth.

How long does treatment take?

Complex rehabilitation is usually completed in stages. The total duration depends on which treatments are required and whether healing periods are necessary.

Can implants form part of the plan?

Yes. Dental implants may be considered where teeth are missing and implant treatment is clinically suitable.

Can I have sedation?

Sedation may be discussed with Prannoy Vithlani if you are suitable and feel you need additional support during treatment.

How much will treatment cost?

A personalised quotation is provided after assessment because the number and type of procedures differ substantially between patients.