Full mouth rehabilitation

The distinguished service and state-of-the-art dental techniques that are the hallmark of our clinic are the natural choice for those in need of complete oral rehabilitation.

At our Barcelona clinic, many of our highly satisfied patients have expressed the sentiment that a new set of teeth has made them feel as if they have a new lease on life.

Our highly trained team of U.S. and European-certified prosthodontists helps set us apart from other clinics. Your personalized treatment plan will allow you to restore the health, beauty and function of your mouth in the most efficient and cost-effective manner possible.

For more information on how you could benefit from complete oral rehabilitation, contact Raslan Clinic.

For more information on how you could benefit from complete oral rehabilitation, contact Raslan Clinic.

For more information on how you could benefit from complete oral rehabilitation, contact Raslan Clinic.

Complete Oral Rehabilitation Consultation

If you are considering full mouth rehabilitation or believe it may be the right option to meet your needs, the first step is to visit our office for a consultation with one of our trained specialists. The comprehensive scope of the procedure requires a great deal of planning, and the dedication and unique qualifications of the Raslan Clinic team mean that each stage of your treatment will be carefully planned.

Full mouth rehabilitation procedure

Full mouth rehabilitation is a highly individualized treatment. The goal of a full mouth reconstruction plan is to optimize the health of the entire mouth, including the teeth, gums and bite. In many cases, it is necessary to replace or restore all of the teeth in the mouth through a combination of dental treatments.

Full mouth rehabilitation may include any of the following cosmetic and restorative dentistry services:

• Inlays
• Dental veneers
• Dental bridges
• Dental crowns
• Dental implants
• Professional dental whitening

Full mouth rehabilitation candidates

Teeth can become damaged or fall out for a variety of reasons, including disease and trauma. Ideal candidates for full mouth rehabilitation should be in good general health but have mostly missing or damaged teeth. Many full mouth rehabilitation patients also require replacement of existing dental restorations that have worn down over time. Although most full mouth rehabilitation plans require extensive work over multiple appointments, the result is a fully functioning mouth and excellent oral health that can last for decades.