Treatments · Ilkley, West Yorkshire
Full-Mouth Rehabilitation in Ilkley
Full-mouth rehabilitation in Ilkley with Dr Naeem Ashfaq. For teeth that are badly worn, broken, missing or failing, a carefully planned combination of treatments restores comfort, function and a natural-looking smile.
- Suitable for
- Extensive wear, damage or tooth loss
- Planning
- Detailed and fully personalised
- Treatment
- Staged over several visits
- May include
- Crowns, veneers, implants, bonding
What is full-mouth rehabilitation?
Full-mouth rehabilitation, also called full-mouth reconstruction, is a tailored plan to restore most or all of your teeth. It is often needed when teeth have been worn down by grinding or acid erosion, damaged over many years, or lost, and it usually brings together treatments such as crowns, onlays, veneers, composite bonding and dental implants.
Because your teeth, bite and jaw work as one system, Dr Naeem plans the whole mouth together rather than treating one tooth at a time. Treatment is then carried out in clear stages, so you always know what comes next.
Patients often come to us looking for help with worn teeth, damage from teeth grinding, failing old dental work or full mouth dental implants. Full-mouth rehabilitation is the approach that brings all of this together.
Full-mouth rehabilitation can help with
- Teeth worn down by grinding (bruxism)
- Acid erosion from diet or reflux
- Several broken or heavily filled teeth
- Missing teeth
- Bite problems or jaw discomfort
- Old crowns, bridges or fillings that are failing
Why patients choose it
Comfort, function and
confidence, restored together
- 01
A comfortable bite
Your bite is planned so your teeth and jaw work together as they should.
- 02
Built to last
Careful planning helps your new teeth stay strong and stable.
- 03
Natural appearance
Shape, size and shade are designed to suit your face.
- 04
One clear plan
A single, staged roadmap instead of piecemeal repairs.
Is it right for you?
Who full-mouth rehabilitation suits
It may be right for you if
- Several of your teeth are worn, damaged or missing
- Your bite feels uncomfortable or has changed
- You want one clear plan rather than repeated patch-up repairs
- You can commit to staged treatment and ongoing maintenance
It may not be right for you if
- You have active gum disease or decay, which must be stabilised first
- Your grinding has not been assessed, as it can damage new restorations
- You are looking for a single quick fix
Your treatment journey
How full-mouth rehabilitation works
- Step 01
Comprehensive assessment
We examine your teeth, gums, bite and jaw, with scans, photographs and X-rays.
- Step 02
Diagnosis and planning
Dr Naeem explains what has caused the damage and designs your plan.
- Step 03
Trial smile
A temporary version of your new teeth lets you test the look and bite before anything is permanent.
- Step 04
Staged treatment
Treatment is completed in stages, with temporaries so you always have a presentable smile.
- Step 05
Review and maintenance
We check your bite and comfort and set up a plan to protect your results.
Cost
How much does full-mouth
rehabilitation cost?
Because every full-mouth plan is different, costs vary widely. After your assessment you will receive a detailed written plan with itemised costs for each stage, and you can ask us about spreading the cost.
What affects the cost
- How many teeth need treatment
- The materials used
- Whether implants are part of the plan
- How complex your bite correction is
- Dental implantsFrom £2,395
Guide prices. Your exact cost is confirmed in a written treatment plan. Interest-free finance options are available for up to 12 months. Longer-term finance options are available on request.
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Full-mouth rehabilitation vs treating
teeth one at a time
| Feature | Full-mouth rehabilitation | One tooth at a time |
|---|---|---|
| Planning | Whole mouth planned together | Each problem treated as it arises |
| Your bite | Designed to be stable and comfortable | Can drift or worsen over time |
| Appearance | Consistent shape and shade | Can become mismatched |
| Cost over time | Higher upfront, more predictable | Lower upfront, repeat repairs add up |
Risks and recovery
What to be aware of
- Treatment involves several appointments over weeks or months
- Teeth may feel sensitive after preparation
- Getting used to a new bite can take a little time
- Restorations need maintenance and may eventually need replacing
- Grinding can damage new restorations without a night guard
Aftercare
Looking after your results
- Wear a night guard if advised
- Keep up excellent oral hygiene
- Attend regular reviews and hygiene visits
- Avoid using your teeth as tools or biting hard objects
Questions
Full-mouth rehabilitation FAQs
Can’t see your question here? Get in touch and we’ll be happy to help.
Ask a questionIt is a planned combination of treatments, such as crowns, veneers, bonding and implants, to restore most or all of your teeth and create a healthy, comfortable bite.
It depends on the treatments involved. Some cases take a few weeks, while cases that include implants can take several months.
Costs vary because every plan is tailored. You will receive a detailed written plan with itemised costs after your assessment.
Often, yes. Worn teeth can sometimes be rebuilt with composite bonding, which is more conservative. We will discuss every suitable option with you.
We aim to make sure you always have a functional, presentable smile, using temporary restorations between stages where needed.
Yes. We rebuild the worn teeth and help you manage the grinding, usually with a night guard, to protect your new restorations.
It can. If teeth are missing or cannot be saved, implants may form part of your plan.
Treatment is carried out under local anaesthetic, and we make sure you are comfortable at every stage.
Visiting us
Full-mouth rehabilitation
near Ilkley
Dr Naeem provides full-mouth rehabilitation at Regent Dental, 2a Regent Road, Ilkley, LS29 9EA. Patients travel to see him from across Wharfedale and West Yorkshire.
Ilkley station is on the Wharfedale line, with direct trains from Leeds and Bradford. There is limited parking outside the practice.
Patients visit us from
- Otley
- Burley-in-Wharfedale
- Menston
- Addingham
- Skipton
- Keighley
- Shipley
- Bradford
- Leeds
- Harrogate
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