Full mouth rehabilitation

Full mouth rehabilitation is indicated when multiple teeth require simultaneous treatment to restore function, aesthetics, and occlusal harmony. Cases typically involve advanced wear, multiple missing or failing teeth, failed existing restorations, or complex bite dysfunction that cannot be addressed incrementally.

Treatment is planned in a deliberate sequence: the correct bite position is established first, followed by reconstruction of posterior support, then anterior aesthetics. Provisional restorations are used throughout to preview and refine the planned outcome before final restorations are fabricated.

Dr. Bennett designs full mouth rehabilitation cases with close attention to facial proportions, vertical dimension of occlusion, phonetics, and the long-term durability of the chosen restorative materials.