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Implants & Rehabilitation

Full Mouth Rehabilitation in Dubai

Comprehensive treatment to rebuild function and appearance when many teeth are worn, damaged or missing.

Full mouth rehabilitation (or reconstruction) is a planned approach for patients whose teeth are extensively worn, broken or missing, often with bite problems. It may combine crowns, bridges, implants, root canal treatment, gum care and orthodontics.

Because it involves many teeth and the bite, it requires thorough diagnosis and staged treatment.

Who this treatment may suit

  • Severe tooth wear from grinding or erosion
  • Multiple failing restorations
  • Several missing teeth affecting chewing

Common concerns it addresses

  • Teeth getting shorter
  • Difficulty chewing
  • Jaw discomfort related to a collapsed bite

Suitability can only be confirmed after a clinical examination.

How full mouth rehabilitation works

Records include X-rays, 3D imaging, scans and bite analysis. The plan addresses disease first, then establishes a stable bite, often tested with temporary restorations before final work.

Consultation and assessment

This begins with a long consultation and records appointment. Dr. Paul will explain the phases, likely duration, and where specialist input may be beneficial.

Treatment stages

  1. 1

    Comprehensive diagnosis

    Records, imaging and bite analysis.

  2. 2

    Disease control

    Decay, gum and infection management.

  3. 3

    Provisional phase

    Temporary restorations to test the new bite.

  4. 4

    Definitive restorations

    Final crowns, bridges or implants.

  5. 5

    Maintenance

    Night guard and regular reviews.

Potential benefits

  • Restores chewing function
  • Addresses aesthetics and function together
  • Structured, staged approach

Risks and limitations

  • Long and complex treatment
  • Multiple restorations require ongoing maintenance
  • Bite adaptation can take time

Results vary between individuals and cannot be guaranteed. Your dentist will discuss the risks that apply to you.

Alternative options

  • Phased, tooth-by-tooth treatment
  • Removable prostheses

Aftercare

  • Wear protective night guards as advised
  • Frequent professional reviews

Frequently asked questions

How long does full mouth rehabilitation take?

Often several months to over a year, depending on the treatments involved.

Where this treatment is available

Dr. Paul sees patients at Lakeshore Aesthetic & Wellness Centre (Al Nahda), Taif Medical Centre (Deira), Dr. Paul Speciality Dental Clinic (Chungam Junction). Please check which location offers this treatment when you contact the clinic.

Portrait of Dr. George Paul

Meet your dentist

Dr. George Paul

General Dentist

Dr. George Paul is a DHA-licensed dental surgeon who has practised for more than 25 years, treating patients from many countries. His work centres on smile design, laminate veneers, dental implants and full mouth rehabilitation, with an approach that is ethical, patient-centred and focused on long-term oral health.

Languages: English, Malayalam, Kannada, Tamil, Hindi

Read Dr. Paul’s full profile

Considering full mouth rehabilitation?

Request a consultation and the clinic will contact you to confirm a suitable time. Treatment advice is given only after a clinical assessment.

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