Excellent treatment for root canal, I have taken my wife here to check her tooth. Dr. Jayaprakash thoroughly explained procedure clearly and every step was executed by himself and perfectly…
One Plan. The Whole Mouth.
Full Mouth Rehabilitation
Crowns & Bridges | Veneers | Bite Correction
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Digital
Planning -
Crowns &
Bridges -
Bite
Correction -
Function &
Appearance
- 18+ Years of Restorative Dentistry
- Digital Scans & 3D Planning
- In-House OPG & X-rays
- Treatment Staged, Not Rushed
- Flexible EMI Options Available
Several Treatments, One Plan
Full mouth rehabilitation brings several treatments (crowns, bridges, veneers, root canal treatment and bite correction) into a single plan, for when teeth are worn, damaged or missing across the mouth. The aim is a bite that works comfortably and a smile you are happy with.
Crowns & Bridges
Tooth-coloured crowns and bridges that rebuild damaged or missing teeth.
Veneers
Thin facings bonded to the front teeth to change their shape and shade.
Root Canal Treatment
Treating an infected nerve so the natural tooth can be kept.
Smile Makeover
A combined plan that addresses appearance and function together.
Bite Correction
Restoring an even bite so the teeth meet and share load properly.
One visit
to assess the whole mouth
When a Full Mouth Plan Makes Sense
A full mouth assessment is worth booking if several of these apply at once.
- Teeth that are worn down, chipped or cracked across the mouth
- Several large old fillings that keep breaking
- More than one missing tooth, or gaps that have been there a while
- Difficulty chewing comfortably on either side
- Teeth that have drifted, tilted or over-erupted into a gap
- A bite that feels uneven, or jaw and muscle aching
What Rehabilitation Addresses
The aim is a bite that works comfortably and a smile you are happy with. These are the four things most people come to us about.
Worn & Broken Teeth
Teeth shortened or chipped by grinding, acid wear or years of heavy chewing.
Missing Teeth
Gaps left long enough that the neighbouring teeth have started to drift or tilt.
Failing Old Work
Large fillings and old crowns that keep breaking, and the decay underneath them.
An Uneven Bite
Teeth that no longer meet evenly, so a few of them carry the load for all the rest.
We can show you photographs of comparable cases during your consultation. Every mouth is different, so what is achievable is discussed after the assessment.
Call +91 98402 03173How the Plan Comes Together
No surprises. You see the whole sequence before the first tooth is touched.
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Full Assessment
Teeth, gums, bone and the bite are examined together, not one tooth at a time.
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Records & Planning
Digital scans, photographs and full-mouth imaging give us an accurate model to plan from.
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The Plan, In Stages
We set out what is needed, in what order, and what each stage involves before anything starts.
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Rebuild & Review
Treatment is carried out stage by stage, with the bite checked and adjusted as it goes.
Why Choose Us for Complex Work
Rebuilding a whole mouth is a sequence of decisions. Getting the order right matters as much as the work itself.
- The whole mouth assessed together, not one tooth at a time
- A fully digital workflow from diagnosis to treatment planning
- Full-mouth OPG and X-rays taken on site, so diagnosis is one visit
- The sequence and each stage explained before anything starts
- The bite checked and adjusted as the work progresses
- High-grade autoclave and UV sterilising throughout
Full Mouth Rehabilitation FAQs
If your question is not here, call us on +91 98402 03173 and we will answer it.
What does full mouth rehabilitation actually mean?
It is a plan rather than a single procedure. Crowns, bridges, veneers, root canal treatment and bite correction are combined into one sequence when teeth are worn, damaged or missing across the mouth, so the work is planned together instead of tooth by tooth.
Will it all be done in one visit?
No. It is staged treatment, and the number of visits depends on how much needs rebuilding. We give you the sequence and the timeline at the planning stage rather than a standard figure.
Will the teeth look natural?
Modern ceramic and zirconia crowns are shade-matched to your surrounding teeth. In most cases it is difficult to tell which tooth has been restored.
What is the difference between a crown and a bridge?
A crown caps a single damaged tooth. A bridge replaces a missing tooth by joining to the teeth on either side of the gap, so it spans across.
Do I need a crown after root canal treatment?
Usually yes, particularly on back teeth. A root-treated tooth has lost its blood supply and becomes brittle, so a crown protects it from cracking under chewing.
Is a bridge better than an implant?
Neither is automatically better. It depends on the bone available, the health of the neighbouring teeth and your circumstances. We will talk you through both rather than push one.
How do I look after the work afterwards?
Brush normally and clean carefully around the edges and under a bridge. That is where problems start. Regular check-ups let us spot any issue early.
What Our Patients Say
Using a composite restoration, he restored my tooth so naturally that it looks just like a real tooth. I am very happy with the results, and he gave me back my confident smile.
My mother had a total of 6 implants placed, and surprisingly the entire procedure was done without pain. She was very comfortable throughout the surgery, which shows the high level of skill…
Talk to Us About Your Full Mouth Assessment
One appointment to look at everything together, and a plan you can decide on afterwards.
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Jamalia, Perambur, Chennai – 600012
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