Full-Mouth Rehabilitation
Comprehensive Oral Rehabilitation
Full mouth rehabilitation is the multidisciplinary restoration of function and aesthetics in cases with multiple missing teeth, excessive wear, occlusion disorder or loss of vertical dimension. It is not a standard package; A gradual and individual plan is created for each patient.
Crown, bridge, implant, removable prosthesis and restorative treatments can be used in combination.
Multidisciplinary Evaluation
Periodontology, endodontics, oral surgery and prosthetic team coordination may be required. TMJ evaluation, centric relation recording and vertical dimension analysis are the basis of planning.
First, active disease control (caries, periodontal infection) is achieved; Then the prosthetic phase is started.
Phased Treatment Protocol
Wax-up and mock-up simulation embodies the functional and aesthetic goal before treatment. The temporary prosthesis period is used for occlusion and aesthetic testing.
Implant surgery, extraction or root canal treatment proceeds in coordination with the prosthetic calendar. The total duration may range from months to a year, depending on the complexity of the case.
Occlusion and Functional Targets
Vertical dimension increase is planned carefully; TMJ symptoms are tested with gradual rehearsal. Anterior guide and posterior support are balanced.
Chewing efficiency, speech and aesthetic expectations are considered together. Patient expectations and treatment scope are shared before treatment.
Long Term Care
Night guard, interdental cleaning and regular control are important for the sustainability of the prosthetic investment. The need for revision or complementary treatment may arise over the years.
The outcome varies depending on oral hygiene, parafunctional habits and regular professional follow-up.
Phasic Treatment Schedule
Emergency pain and infection control is completed in the first phase; Then, temporary rehabilitation and the final prosthetic phase are planned. The patient is informed and consent is obtained at each phase.
Cost and time expectation are shared at the beginning of the treatment; Standard package pricing does not apply.
TMJ symptoms and chewing comfort are tested during the temporary prosthesis period. Vertical dimension change is verified by progressive proofing; Sudden escalation may trigger symptoms.
Multidisciplinary team communication provides continuity between treatment phases; The patient is informed at every stage.
Wax-up simulation helps visualize the functional and aesthetic goal before treatment.
Night guard and preventive measures may be part of long-term care after rehabilitation.
Patient expectations and treatment scope are clarified before each phase.