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About The Video
In this episode of Before & Beyond, Dr Maria explores how dentists approach full mouth rehabilitation — a treatment designed to rebuild worn, damaged, or decayed teeth. Using real patient cases, she highlights signs such as severe wear, tooth sensitivity, and collapsed bites. Dr Maria explains how tooth structure loss, often caused by grinding or acid reflux, can affect both appearance and function.
She demonstrates how digital smile design and careful bite planning allow dentists to restore the mouth safely and predictably. Every stage is digitally planned before any treatment begins, ensuring precise results and patient satisfaction. Dr Maria also reminds viewers that full mouth rehabilitation isn’t just aesthetic — it helps improve chewing, comfort, and long-term oral health. Patients with grinding, decay, or bite changes should consult their dentist early.
Full mouth rehabilitation restores both function and appearance when multiple teeth are damaged or worn. Dr Maria explains that enamel wear, bite collapse, or acid erosion can lead to discomfort and loss of vertical dimension. By using digital smile design, dentists can simulate the final result and plan precisely before starting treatment. The process may involve crowns, veneers, or other restorations to re-establish strength and harmony between upper and lower arches.
Addressing underlying factors such as reflux or grinding is vital to ensure longevity. She stresses that rehabilitation is not purely cosmetic but functional, helping patients chew comfortably and maintain healthy jaw alignment. The treatment also improves facial proportions and confidence. Through comprehensive planning and technology, full mouth rehabilitation becomes a predictable, long-term solution for rebuilding healthy, natural-looking smiles.
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