Full Mouth Rehabilitation

Avoid hard or sticky foods, take pain medication as prescribed, and use ice packs if needed to reduce swelling.

Gentle brushing around the restoration, avoid chewing on hard objects, and maintain excellent oral hygiene.

Regular dental checkups, proper oral hygiene, and avoiding habits that could damage your restoration.

Contact us if you experience severe pain, restoration feels loose, or persistent sensitivity after a few days.

Treatment typically spans 6–18 months, depending on the complexity and restorative needs. We provide a detailed timeline during your consultation.

We ensure comfort with local anesthesia, sedation if needed, and comprehensive pain management. Temporary sensitivity is common but brief.

Crowns, implants, veneers, bridges, orthodontics, TMJ therapy—a tailored mix based on your specific goals and oral health needs.

If bone structure permits, full-arch implant options like All-On-4 provide fixed, durable restorations with same-day comfort and function.

Follow hygiene protocols, protect your restorations (e.g., nightguard), and stick to follow-up appointments—this ensures your new smile endures for decades.