Question 1

How long does full mouth rehabilitation take?

Accepted Answer

Most cases run 4-9 months depending on whether implants are part of the plan and how much foundation work is needed. You receive a detailed timeline at your planning consultation.

Question 2

What does it cost?

Accepted Answer

Cost varies widely with the complexity of the case. After the assessment you receive a fully itemised written plan with options at different price points. Many patients stage treatment over 6-12 months to spread the cost.

Question 3

Will I have teeth during treatment?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Temporary teeth or transitional dentures cover any gap so you are never without teeth during the rehabilitation period.

Question 4

How long will the reconstruction last?

Accepted Answer

Done properly and maintained, a full-mouth reconstruction lasts 20+ years. The implants are designed for the long term; individual crowns may need replacement at the 12-15 year mark, which is normal wear.