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Treatments · Full mouth reconstruction
A step-by-step plan to rebuild your whole smile when many teeth are worn, broken or missing — restoring comfort, function and confidence.
About this treatment
Full mouth reconstruction combines several treatments to restore the health, function and appearance of the entire mouth. It is usually recommended when many teeth are affected by decay, wear, injury or long-term dental problems.
We carefully assess your teeth, gums, bite and jaw, then create a personalised plan that may include crowns, bridges, implants, veneers, gum treatment and bite correction — carried out in a clear, manageable sequence.
What we offer
Treatments that may be combined in your personalised plan.
Strengthen damaged teeth and replace missing ones.
Fixed replacements for missing teeth, from single teeth to full arches.
Restores a comfortable, balanced bite to reduce wear and jaw strain.
Creates a healthy foundation before restorations are placed.
Refines the shape and colour of front teeth for a natural finish.
Why it helps
Restores normal function across your whole mouth.
All your treatment is planned together, not piece by piece.
Restorations are designed to suit your face and smile.
A balanced bite helps protect your new teeth.
How it works
What to expect from your first visit to your final check-up.
X-rays, scans, photos and a detailed check of your teeth, gums, bite and jaw.
We explain each stage, the timeline and the costs before anything begins.
Treatments are carried out in a planned order, often with temporary teeth in between.
Your final restorations are fitted and reviewed at regular check-ups.
FAQs
Answers to the questions patients ask us most often. Can’t find yours? Message us and we’ll help.
It depends on the treatments involved. Some plans take a few months, others longer — we will give you a timeline at the planning stage.
In most cases, temporary teeth are provided so you can eat and smile comfortably between stages.
No. It is carried out over several planned visits so that each stage heals and fits well.
If many of your teeth are damaged, worn or missing, a consultation will help us decide whether a full or partial plan is best.
Dental questions
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