Full mouth rehabilitation (FMR) is the comprehensive reconstruction of all teeth in both jaws — restoring correct bite, eliminating pain, replacing missing teeth, and creating a beautiful smile through a coordinated plan of implants, crowns, bridges, veneers, root canal treatment, and periodontal therapy. It is appropriate for patients with severe generalised tooth wear, multiple missing teeth, extensive decay, or complex bite problems.

Full mouth rehabilitation typically takes 12–36 months depending on complexity — whether orthodontics is included (adds 12–24 months), how many implants are needed (osseointegration takes 3–6 months per arch), and the extent of disease control needed in Phase 1. A typical straightforward FMR (implants + crowns, no orthodontics) takes 12–18 months from initial assessment to final restoration completion.

Full mouth rehabilitation costs in Hyderabad range from ₹1,50,000 to ₹8,00,000+ depending on the number of implants required, the crown material chosen (PFM, zirconia, e.max), whether orthodontics is included, and the extent of bone grafting or sinus lifting needed. SurgiPartner provides a detailed, phased cost estimate at your initial consultation — broken down by each procedure and treatment phase — with no surprises.

A diagnostic wax-up is a laboratory simulation of the planned final result — created by a dental technician on plaster models of your teeth before any treatment begins. It shows exactly what your teeth will look like after rehabilitation, allows the bite height restoration to be tested and refined, and serves as a blueprint for the definitive restorations. It is an essential planning step in complex FMR and ensures the final result meets both functional and aesthetic goals.

No — maintaining aesthetics and function throughout treatment is a key objective of FMR planning. Temporary crowns are placed on all prepared teeth while final restorations are fabricated. Dental implants receive temporary crowns during osseointegration. Extracted teeth are replaced with temporary dentures or temporary bridges while implants heal. You will always have presentable teeth throughout the rehabilitation process.

No — maintaining aesthetics and function throughout treatment is a key objective of FMR planning. Temporary crowns are placed on all prepared teeth while final restorations are fabricated. Dental implants receive temporary crowns during osseointegration. Extracted teeth are replaced with temporary dentures or temporary bridges while implants heal. You will always have presentable teeth throughout the rehabilitation process.

Untreated severe tooth wear progressively worsens — reducing tooth height, increasing sensitivity, causing chronic jaw muscle pain and headaches from altered bite height, predisposing to tooth fracture, and eventually resulting in tooth loss. The earlier FMR is initiated, the more natural tooth structure is preserved and the simpler (and more affordable) the treatment required. Delaying treatment invariably results in more extensive and costly rehabilitation later.