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Reclaim Your Health and Confidence

If you are dealing with multiple missing teeth, severe decay, broken teeth, chronic jaw discomfort, or advanced gum disease, a simple filling or crown is not always the right form of treatment. Especially if it is affecting your ability to eat, speak, or smile comfortably. Instead, a comprehensive full mouth rehabilitation may be the solution.

At AXIS DENTAL, we offer full-mouth rehabilitation Sydney patients can rely on. Rather than focusing on a single tooth, we look at the entire mouth. This includes your teeth, gums, bite, facial balance, and long-term dental health.

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Is Full Mouth Rehabilitation Right for You?

A full-mouth reconstruction is a highly personalised treatment that addresses complex problems affecting multiple areas of the mouth.

Unlike a purely cosmetic makeover, a full-mouth restoration focuses on rebuilding the mouth's underlying structure to create an aesthetically pleasing smile.

At Axis Dental, every treatment plan we offer is customised around your individual needs and desired outcome. This may include addressing:

  • Tooth Loss: Providing patients with permanent, natural-looking solutions such as dental implants, bridges, or implant-supported restorations. Specifically for missing teeth caused by trauma, advanced decay, or periodontal disease.

  • Severely Worn, Chipped, or Cracked Teeth: Restoring the strength, function, and appearance of your damaged teeth with crowns and other restorative solutions.

  • Bite Correction: Improving your chewing ability, reducing jaw strain, and restoring proper function through comprehensive mouth rehabilitation.

  • Alignment Issues: Closing gaps and improving tooth position to create a more balanced and attractive smile.

  • Multiple Failing Restorations: Replacing old restorations with modern solutions.

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What Does Full Mouth Restoration Include?

Every full-mouth restoration we perform is tailored to the patient's unique dental needs. That's why, before any cosmetic improvements are considered, we focus on establishing a healthy oral health foundation. This may involve:

  • Treating gum disease

  • Removing severely damaged teeth

  • Managing infection

  • Performing bone grafting procedures to prepare the mouth for future restorations

Once your oral health has been stabilised, we will work to restore its structure and function. Depending on your circumstances, your treatment plan may include anything from dental implants for missing teeth and implant-supported bridges to crowns, or full-arch replacement solutions.

In the final stage, we focus on ensuring that your restorations create a natural, long-lasting, aesthetically pleasing smile.

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The Full Mouth Reconstruction Process at Axis Dental

Every full-mouth rehabilitation is designed to rebuild your mouth and protect your long-term oral health in a logical, predictable way. Depending on the procedures involved, this may take between six and 18 months.

Stage 1 — Assessment
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Stage 1 — Assessment

The first step for all our patients is a detailed consultation, during which we perform a comprehensive examination. We also take digital scans, photographs, and CBCT imaging where appropriate. Using Digital Smile Design, we can explain potential outcomes. This technology also helps to you visualise your future smile before treatment begins. This can also be used as a scaffold to recreate your new smile, function and form. <br><br> We then make recommendations based on these diagnostic findings and your individual needs.

Stage 2 — Stabilisation and Rebuild
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Stage 2 — Stabilisation and Rebuild

Before the rebuilding process can begin, it is important to control any active disease present in your mouth. This may require us to treat gum disease, remove infected or hopeless teeth, and manage areas of decay. However, here at Axis dental, we also are able to stabilise and rebuild your foundations at the same time. This is because we want to accomplish as many surgical procedures at the same time to minimise invasive appointments, as well as allow sufficient healing time for healing if required through either implant healing, graft acceptance, as well as recreating the foundations for your new smile.

Stage 3 — Final Quality check
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Stage 3 — Final Quality check

Once the healing process is complete, and all foundations are stable, we have checked off the acceptance of the new smile, and we are ready to proceed with the final restorations. We don’t want to skip this step because we want to ensure all our patients have the very best care and attention to detail for their final smile.

Stage 4 — Final Restorations
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Stage 4 — Final Restorations

To guarantee premium dental care, Axis Dental partners with the world's leading dental laboratories. When placing your final restorations, our commitment to using the highest-grade materials and master technicians ensures every patient leaves with exceptional, long-lasting results.

Stage 5 — Review
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Stage 5 — Review

After the restorations have been fitted, we'll review them the ensure perfect fit, health and function so you have long term peace of mind.

Stage 1 — Assessment
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Stage 1 — Assessment

The first step for all our patients is a detailed consultation, during which we perform a comprehensive examination. We also take digital scans, photographs, and CBCT imaging where appropriate. Using Digital Smile Design, we can explain potential outcomes. This technology also helps to you visualise your future smile before treatment begins. This can also be used as a scaffold to recreate your new smile, function and form. <br><br> We then make recommendations based on these diagnostic findings and your individual needs.

Stage 2 — Stabilisation and Rebuild
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Stage 2 — Stabilisation and Rebuild

Before the rebuilding process can begin, it is important to control any active disease present in your mouth. This may require us to treat gum disease, remove infected or hopeless teeth, and manage areas of decay. However, here at Axis dental, we also are able to stabilise and rebuild your foundations at the same time. This is because we want to accomplish as many surgical procedures at the same time to minimise invasive appointments, as well as allow sufficient healing time for healing if required through either implant healing, graft acceptance, as well as recreating the foundations for your new smile.

Stage 3 — Final Quality check
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Stage 3 — Final Quality check

Once the healing process is complete, and all foundations are stable, we have checked off the acceptance of the new smile, and we are ready to proceed with the final restorations. We don’t want to skip this step because we want to ensure all our patients have the very best care and attention to detail for their final smile.

Stage 4 — Final Restorations
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Stage 4 — Final Restorations

To guarantee premium dental care, Axis Dental partners with the world's leading dental laboratories. When placing your final restorations, our commitment to using the highest-grade materials and master technicians ensures every patient leaves with exceptional, long-lasting results.

Stage 5 — Review
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Stage 5 — Review

After the restorations have been fitted, we'll review them the ensure perfect fit, health and function so you have long term peace of mind.

Advanced Technology for Superior Results

At Axis Dental, we use a range of advanced technologies to plan your treatment.

By using 3D Cone Beam Imaging (CBCT), for instance, we can assess your bone levels, nerve pathways, sinus anatomy, and other critical structures before surgery begins. This allows our team to plan implant placement with exceptional precision and significantly minimised risk.

We also use digital intraoral scanning, which eliminates the need for traditional impressions. In doing so, it creates a more comfortable experience for our patients, improves the accuracy of their restorations, and reduces the number of multiple appointments required.

Digital Smile Design is another technology we use. It allows patients to preview and approve the proposed reconstruction outcome before treatment begins. This enables them to see how their new smile may look before treatment begins and to discuss any concerns accordingly.

Our Multidisciplinary Approach

Every reconstruction is unique. Our team integrates a variety of restorative and cosmetic dentistry techniques to ensure your bite is balanced and your smile is resilient:

Dental Implants

The gold standard for replacing missing roots and securing permanent teeth.

Full-Arch Bridges & Crowns

Custom-crafted to match your natural tooth shade and structural strength.

Laser Gum Contouring

Expertly reshaping an uneven or “gummy” smile for improved symmetry and function.

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How Much Does Full Mouth Reconstruction Cost in Sydney?

One of the most common questions we get asked is about the cost of a full-mouth reconstruction.

There is no uniform answer because the total investment depends on several factors, which typically include:

  • Number of missing teeth

  • Whether dental implants are required

  • Condition of your gums

  • Need for bone grafting

  • Complexity of the restorative work required

Generally speaking, a patient requiring implant-supported full-arch rehabilitation will have very different requirements from someone needing a combination of crowns and periodontal treatment. Hence, the cost of the treatment will differ.

Following your assessment, we provide you with a detailed treatment plan. This will outline all recommended procedures, expected timelines, and associated costs. We also discuss available payment options with you.

Why Choose Axis Dental?

For full mouth rehabilitation to be successful, it requires experience, planning, and attention to detail. Dr Ho-yeon Choi and the AXIS DENTAL team specialise in managing complex restorative and implant cases for patients in Sydney.

We believe everyone deserves a smile they are proud to share. That's why we use technologies like CBCT imaging, Digital Smile Design, advanced implant planning, and an in-house laboratory to plan our treatments.

We also take a genuinely personalised approach to help our patients restore their ability to eat, speak, and laugh with confidence.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Full mouth rehabilitation focuses on restoring your oral health, function, and structural stability. Cosmetic dentistry, on the other hand, focuses primarily on improving the appearance of one's teeth and smile.

  • The process can vary depending on the complexity of the dental work that needs to be completed. But full rehabilitation can take between 3 and 18 months.

  • The best way to determine whether a full-mouth reconstruction is required is through a comprehensive appointment and assessment. This will determine whether a broader or targeted treatment can achieve the same result.