Full Mouth Rehabilitation
Full Mouth Rehabilitation is a comprehensive treatment approach that addresses multiple dental concerns across your mouth. Your dentist creates a personalised treatment plan that targets a range of issues, from restoring damaged teeth and treating gum problems to replacing missing teeth and improving your bite.
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Restore Your Natural Teeth
Where clinically possible, your dentist will preserve and restore your natural teeth as part of your Full Mouth Rehabilitation. Depending on their condition, treatment may include: fillings, composite bonding, inlays and onlays, dental crowns or root canal treatment.
Replace Missing Teeth
Teeth that are already missing or cannot be predictably saved may be replaced as part of your treatment plan. Depending on the number and location of missing teeth, options may include: dental implants, dental bridges, dentures, implant-supported overdentures or full-arch implant solutions.
Improve Bite and Alignment
Worn, damaged or missing teeth can affect how your upper and lower teeth come together. Where necessary, your treatment plan may include orthodontics, bite adjustments or rebuilding worn teeth to improve how your teeth work together before the final restorations are complete.
Full Mouth Rehabilitation at toofus™ Dental
What Each Full Mouth Rehabilitation Package Includes
Know What You Are Paying For
At toofus™ Dental, we believe that building a relationship with you begins even before you step into one of our clinics across the island.
That is why we provide clear, transparent information about our treatment costs on our website, so you can have a better idea of what to expect before making an appointment.
Our website is reviewed and updated weekly to keep our information fresh and helpful.
For a full breakdown of our fees, you may refer to our treatment costs page.
Full Mouth Rehabilitation Inclusions
- Consultation and assessment
- X-rays
- Digital scans (where required)
- Personalised treatment planning
- Restorative treatments (where required)
- Tooth replacement (where required)
- Post-treatment reviews and follow-up
- As Full Mouth Rehabilitation is tailored to your individual dental needs, there is no single treatment plan or fixed cost. After a comprehensive assessment, your dentist will recommend the necessary procedures and provide an estimated cost breakdown.
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Improved Chewing Function
By restoring damaged teeth and replacing missing teeth, Full Mouth Rehabilitation can improve your ability to bite and chew comfortably.
Improves Your Bite
Worn, damaged or missing teeth can affect how your teeth meet. Your dentist considers your bite when planning each restoration to help your teeth work together more effectively.
Restores Damaged and Missing Teeth
Full Mouth Rehabilitation addresses multiple dental concerns within a single coordinated treatment plan. Where possible, your dentist will restore damaged teeth and replace missing teeth with a suitable tooth replacement option.
Preserves Natural Teeth Where Possible
Full Mouth Rehabilitation does not mean replacing all of your teeth. Your dentist will assess each tooth individually and preserve your natural teeth where appropriate.
Restores Your Smile
Full Mouth Rehabilitation improves the appearance of worn, broken, damaged or missing teeth. Your dentist considers the shape, proportions and appearance of your teeth alongside your oral health and function when planning your treatment.
Do You Really Need Full Mouth Rehabilitation?

Full Mouth Rehabilitation addresses multiple dental concerns in a single treatment plan.
You may benefit from Full Mouth Rehabilitation if you experience any of the following:
- You have multiple damaged, broken or heavily restored teeth.
- You have several missing teeth.
- You have difficulty biting or chewing because of the condition of your teeth.
- You have gum disease affecting multiple teeth and their support structures.
- You have multiple dental restorations that need repair or replacement.
Full Mouth Rehabilitation Patient Journey at toofus™ Dental
1st Visit: X-rays (OPG)
Your Full Mouth Rehabilitation journey at toofus™ Dental begins with an OPG X-ray, giving your dentist a broad view of your teeth, jaws and surrounding oral structures.
The initial X-ray is reviewed alongside your clinical examination to identify existing dental concerns and assess the overall condition of your mouth before further treatment planning begins.
At toofus™ Dental, X-rays are provided at no additional charge. This is because we believe that having the right diagnostic information helps us provide more appropriate treatment recommendations.
1st Visit: Consultation and Assessment
Next, your dentist will conduct a comprehensive assessment to determine whether Full Mouth Rehabilitation is appropriate for you.
This includes examining the condition of your natural teeth, existing fillings or restorations, missing teeth, gum health and signs of tooth wear. Your dentist will also discuss any concerns you have about your teeth and what you hope to achieve from the treatment.
As Full Mouth Rehabilitation may involve several areas of your mouth, your dentist will consider how each dental concern affects your overall oral health and function when developing your treatment plan.
1st Visit: Digital Scans and Treatment Planning
Your dentist may require a 3D intraoral scan and additional dental imaging to gather more information on your teeth and bite. If your treatment plan involves dental implants, your dentist may also recommend a CBCT scan to assess your jawbone and surrounding structures in 3D.
Using the information gathered from your examination, X-rays and scans, your dentist will develop a personalised Full Mouth Rehabilitation treatment plan. The plan will detail which teeth can be retained, which require treatment, and whether your gums, bite or tooth position require additional treatment.
Following this, your dentist will discuss the recommended treatments, expected timeline and costs before you decide whether to proceed.
Subsequent Visits: Stabilising Your Oral Health
Your dentist will first address active dental problems to build a healthy foundation for your Full Mouth Rehabilitation.
Depending on your oral health, this may include treating tooth decay, managing gum disease, treating dental infections, performing root canal treatment or extracting teeth that cannot be retained.
Your dentist may also recommend professional cleaning before moving on to the restorative stages of treatment.
Subsequent Visits: Restorative and Reconstructive Treatment
Once your dentist has addressed any active dental concerns, they will begin restoring your teeth according to the treatment plan.
Depending on your needs, this may include fillings, inlays or onlays, dental crowns, bridges, dental implants or dentures. If the position of your teeth or bite requires correction, your dentist may also include orthodontic treatment in your treatment plan.
The number of appointments and treatment sequence depends on the procedures required.
Final Visits: Final Restorations
Once you complete the necessary treatments and healing stages, your dentist will fit your final restorations.
Your dentist will check the fit, appearance and bite of your restorations and make any necessary adjustments to help your restored teeth function comfortably together.
Review and Maintenance
After your Full Mouth Rehabilitation, your dentist will continue to monitor your teeth, gums, bite and restorations during regular dental reviews.
Regular professional cleaning and good oral hygiene help to ensure the longevity of your results.

Total Treatment Duration for Full Mouth Rehabilitation
The duration of Full Mouth Rehabilitation varies between patients.
Full Mouth Rehabilitation Alternatives
Not all patients require Full Mouth Rehabilitation. You may be suitable for other treatments depending on your clinical needs.
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Patients with only a few damaged teeth or straightforward dental concerns may not require comprehensive rehabilitation. In such cases, individual treatments such as fillings, crowns, and inlays or onlays may be sufficient.
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Dental Implants
Dental implants can replace individual missing or non-restorable teeth without treating the entire mouth. Your dentist will assess your oral health, available jawbone and remaining teeth to determine whether dental implants suit your needs.
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Full-Arch Tooth Replacement
If you have lost most or all of your teeth in one arch, a full-arch restoration may be a suitable alternative. Depending on your needs and the amount of available healthy jawbone, your dentist may recommend All-on-3, All-on-4 or All-on-6 dental implants.
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Full Mouth Rehabilitation Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Full Mouth Rehabilitation and more.
What is Full Mouth Rehabilitation?
Full Mouth Rehabilitation involves a combination of multiple dental treatments to restore the health, function and appearance of your teeth. Your dentist creates a personalised treatment plan that aims to restore damaged teeth, replace missing teeth, treat existing dental problems and improve your bite.
Who may need Full Mouth Rehabilitation?
Your dentist may recommend Full Mouth Rehabilitation if you have multiple dental concerns that require treatment as part of a coordinated plan.
These concerns include:
- Several missing or damaged teeth
- Significant tooth wear
- Multiple failing restorations
- Difficulty chewing
- Problems with your bite
Your dentist will assess your mouth and determine whether you require comprehensive rehabilitation or individual dental treatments.
Does Full Mouth Rehabilitation mean replacing all of my teeth?
No, Full Mouth Rehabilitation does not necessarily mean that you have to replace all of your teeth. Your dentist will assess each tooth and preserve your natural teeth where clinically appropriate. Your treatment may combine restored natural teeth with dental implants or other tooth replacement options.
What treatments can a Full Mouth Rehabilitation include?
Your Full Mouth Rehabilitation may include:
- Fillings
- Inlays or onlays
- Dental crowns
- Bridges
- Dental implants
- Dentures
- Gum treatment
- Orthodontic treatment
The exact combination of treatments required depends on the condition of your teeth and gums, the number of missing teeth, your bite and individual treatment needs.
How long does Full Mouth Rehabilitation take?
The treatment duration for Full Mouth Rehabilitation varies from patient to patient. Your dentist will share an estimated treatment timeline once your treatment plan is confirmed.
Can Full Mouth Rehabilitation include dental implants?
Yes, your Full Mouth Rehabilitation treatment plan may include dental implants if you need to replace failing or missing teeth. However, not every patient requires dental implants. Your dentist will carefully evaluate your remaining teeth, oral health, available jawbone and overall treatment goals when deciding on the most suitable tooth replacement option.
Can I keep my natural teeth during Full Mouth Rehabilitation?
Where clinically appropriate, your dentist will always strive to retain as many natural teeth as possible. Factors such as the amount of healthy tooth structure, gum and bone support, decay, fractures and previous dental treatment can influence whether your dentist recommends restoring or replacing a tooth.
What is the difference between Full Mouth Rehabilitation and All-on-X?
Full Mouth Rehabilitation addresses multiple dental concerns through a comprehensive treatment plan and may combine several different treatment options. It also preserves your natural teeth where appropriate. On the other hand, All-on-X replaces a full arch of teeth with a fixed bridge supported by dental implants and may be included as part of a Full Mouth Rehabilitation treatment plan.
How much does Full Mouth Rehabilitation cost in Singapore?
The exact cost of Full Mouth Rehabilitation depends on the treatments you require. Factors such as the number of teeth that require treatment, the types of restorations, dental implants and any additional procedures will affect your treatment cost.
After your consultation, your dentist will provide a personalised treatment plan with a detailed cost estimate for your consideration.
Can I use MediSave for Full Mouth Rehabilitation?
While MediSave does not cover Full Mouth Rehabilitation as a single treatment, you may use it for eligible surgical procedures within your treatment plan.