San Francisco Full Mouth Rehabilitation

Comprehensive Full Mouth Rehabilitation

For patients with extensive dental decay or damage, full mouth rehabilitation may be necessary. As the name suggests, this comprehensive treatment involves restoring every tooth in the mouth. At Itani Dental, Dr. Itani performs this procedure in a hospital setting under general anesthesia, ensuring your comfort and safety throughout the process.

What to Expect During Full Mouth Rehabilitation

Depending on your unique dental needs, full mouth rehabilitation may include a combination of the following treatments: fillings, crowns, bridges, implants, veneers, and onlays. While it is a major procedure, Itani Dental is committed to making it as smooth and pain-free as possible—you’ll go to sleep with worn, broken, or painful teeth and wake up with a brand-new smile.

Treatment Timeline and Steps

Full mouth rehabilitation typically takes two to three weeks and follows a structured, three-step process:

First Visit

We begin with a thorough examination and x-rays. After reviewing your dental condition, we discuss treatment options and costs. A personalized treatment plan is developed based on your needs, goals, and budget.

Second Visit

A team of dental specialists is assembled to perform all major restorative work in one session. This visit takes place in a hospital, where a certified anesthesiologist administers general anesthesia. The team—potentially including periodontists, endodontists, and oral surgeons—will remove decay, repair damage, and fit you with a temporary appliance for function and aesthetics.

Third Visit

Your final, custom-made restorations are placed. This completes your full mouth transformation and restores function and beauty to your smile.

Life-Changing Results

Full mouth rehabilitation is a complex procedure that often involves multiple dental specialties. We will review all associated risks before starting treatment. In just a few short weeks, patients experience a complete dental transformation—replacing pain and self-consciousness with confidence and comfort. Many patients share that full mouth rehabilitation has positively changed their lives forever.

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