Full Mouth
Rehabilitation.
Your Entire Smile
Rebuilt From Scratch.
Worn teeth, missing teeth, collapsed bite, failing restorations? Full mouth rehabilitation (FMR) is not a single procedure — it is a comprehensively planned, sequenced treatment that coordinates every discipline of dentistry into one cohesive outcome. Implants, crowns, veneers, orthodontics, gum treatment — all working together toward a single goal: restoring your mouth to full function and aesthetics.
Not a single procedure —
a coordinated plan.
Full mouth rehabilitation is the most comprehensive service in dentistry. It addresses not just missing teeth, but the entire oral environment — bone, gums, bite alignment, jaw function, and aesthetics — in a sequenced, phased treatment plan. Unlike single-tooth implants or a single crown, FMR requires coordinating multiple disciplines: implantology, prosthodontics, periodontics, orthodontics, and aesthetic dentistry, often simultaneously.
The foundation of every FMR at Hassaan Dental Clinic is a digital treatment plan — built from a CBCT 3D scan, intraoral photographs, dental study models, and a digital wax-up that shows you the expected final result before a single tooth is prepared. This prosthetically-driven planning means every surgical and restorative decision is made in service of a pre-determined aesthetic and functional outcome.
FMR is not appropriate for every patient — and it should never be recommended when simpler, less invasive solutions are available. Dr. Haris's MSPH training in evidence-based healthcare ensures that every treatment recommendation is clinically justified, not commercially motivated.
Replace missing teeth with permanent titanium roots. Conventional, basal, or hybrid — based on bone.
CEREC same-day zirconia or porcelain crowns — restoring heavily damaged or treated teeth.
Digital smile design with porcelain or composite veneers for the visible front teeth.
Damon braces or clear aligners to correct bite alignment before restorative work begins.
Gum disease treated and bone defects managed before implants or restorations are placed.
Pulp Maintenance Therapy or root canal treatment where teeth can be saved and used as pillars.
Six presentations that
indicate full mouth rehabilitation.
FMR is not recommended lightly. It is indicated where the clinical problem cannot be adequately solved by simpler, less invasive treatment. Dr. Haris will tell you honestly at your consultation if a less complex approach would achieve your goals.
"My teeth have worn down to almost nothing over 20 years. They're sensitive, short, and I've lost all my back bite height. My face looks older than it should."
"I'm missing 6 teeth across both jaws from different extractions over the years. My remaining teeth have shifted and my bite is off. I want everything sorted at once."
"My dentist says my bite has completely collapsed. My lower face looks sunken, I get jaw pain, and I can't chew comfortably. It started after I lost my back teeth."
"All my remaining teeth are Grade II or III mobile. My periodontist says they cannot be saved. I need a plan that extracts everything and gives me fixed replacement teeth."
"I was in a road accident 3 months ago. Four front teeth were knocked out or fractured beyond repair. I need them replaced urgently — I can't function or smile."
"I had full mouth crowns done 15 years ago. They're all failing — root fractures, decay underneath, two bridges have come off. I need a comprehensive revision."
The most common reason FMR fails — or produces a poor aesthetic result — is treating problems in isolation. A crown placed without considering the overall bite puts that crown under excessive force. An implant placed without addressing the orthodontic alignment shifts neighbouring teeth onto the implant. At Hassaan Dental Clinic, every FMR begins with a complete digital plan in which every treatment decision serves the final outcome — not the other way around. Prosthetically-driven treatment planning is the standard. It starts with what the final result should look like — and works backwards to every surgical and restorative step.
Every discipline of dentistry —
in one coordinated plan.
Not every patient needs every component. Dr. Haris selects only the treatments your case requires — nothing more, nothing less.
The foundation of most FMR cases involving missing teeth. Implants replace roots — providing the anchor points for crowns, bridges, or full-arch prostheses.
Teeth that cannot be veneered or filled are crowned. CEREC in-clinic milling allows crowns to be fabricated and fitted in a single appointment — no temporary crown, no second visit.
For the visible front teeth — digital smile design maps the ideal proportions before any tooth preparation. Porcelain veneers deliver a natural, light-reflective aesthetic that crowns alone cannot match.
Misaligned teeth that would otherwise require excessive crown preparation can be moved orthodontically first — protecting tooth structure and achieving better long-term outcomes.
No implant or crown should be placed in an infected oral environment. Periodontal treatment is always performed first — creating the healthy biological foundation that all subsequent work depends on.
Where structurally compromised teeth can be saved and used as crown abutments or bridge pillars, endodontic treatment extends their life and preserves bone. PMT is used where vital pulp preservation is clinically achievable.
Clinical care is supported by a comprehensive digital workflow incorporating CBCT imaging, intraoral scanning, CAD/CAM dentistry, chairside CEREC restorations, 3D printing, digital smile design, guided implant planning, and comprehensive digital documentation. Every FMR at Hassaan Dental is planned, executed, and reviewed within this digital framework — ensuring millimetre-precise surgical placement, perfectly fitted restorations, and a final result that matches the pre-planned digital wax-up.
How FMR unfolds —
phase by phase.
The sequence below applies to most FMR cases. The exact phases, timing, and procedures are mapped in your personalised plan at the CBCT consultation before any treatment begins.
A CBCT 3D scan is performed alongside intraoral photographs, study models, and a full periodontal chart. Dr. Haris assesses bone volume at every site, identifies teeth that can be saved versus those requiring extraction, evaluates bite alignment, gum health, and jaw joint function. This data forms the complete clinical picture. Nothing is guessed — everything is measured.
Dr. Haris presents a complete digital treatment plan — the sequence of procedures, the expected timeline for each phase, and a digital wax-up showing the intended final result. You see your rebuilt smile before a single tooth is touched. The plan includes full transparent pricing, phase-by-phase cost breakdown, and the clinical rationale for every recommended treatment. You ask questions. You approve. Nothing begins without your understanding.
Before any restorative or implant work begins, the oral environment is stabilised. Failing teeth are extracted. Periodontal disease is treated. Active infection, uncontrolled bone loss, and unstable gum health are resolved in this phase — because placing implants or crowns in an infected environment compromises their long-term survival. Immediate provisional teeth are provided where appearance would otherwise be compromised during this phase.
Where bite misalignment would compromise crown or implant placement, orthodontic treatment is performed first. Moving teeth to their correct positions before placing crowns preserves tooth structure — a tooth moved orthodontically requires less crown preparation than a malpositioned tooth prepped to fit a crown in the wrong position. At Hassaan Dental, Damon self-ligating braces are the preferred system for FMR cases requiring orthodontics.
With the oral environment stable and teeth in their planned positions, implant surgery is performed — guided by the pre-operative CBCT plan. Conventional implants are placed where bone is adequate. Basal or hybrid implants where bone is compromised. Primary stability is confirmed at each site and provisional restorations are fitted where loading criteria allow — you are never left without teeth during the healing period.
Once osseointegration is confirmed and the bite is stable, the final restorations are placed — CEREC zirconia crowns on treated or implant-restored teeth, porcelain veneers on aesthetic teeth, and the final full-arch bridge where applicable. A final occlusal check and smile design verification confirms the outcome matches the original digital wax-up. Retention or maintenance protocol established. You leave with your complete, rebuilt smile.
How long will it take —
honestly mapped.
FMR timelines depend entirely on case complexity. The three categories below cover the realistic range. Your exact timeline is mapped at the digital planning appointment.
You see your rebuilt smile
before we touch a single tooth.
Every FMR at Hassaan Dental is planned in the digital environment first. Surgical decisions follow the restorative plan — not the other way around.
Complete volumetric jaw map — bone density, nerve paths, sinus anatomy, available implant sites at every position in both arches.
Replaces messy impressions. Precise 3D model of existing teeth, gums, and bite relationship — merges with CBCT data for complete planning.
Final tooth shapes, proportions, and bite position designed on screen. You preview and approve the final result before any preparation begins.
Implant positions, angulations, depths, and platform diameters planned in 3D software — driven by the prosthetic outcome, not constrained by surgical habit.
Temporary provisionals and surgical guides fabricated in-clinic via 3D printing — ensuring every implant is placed exactly where the digital plan specifies.
Final zirconia crowns milled in under 20 minutes at Hassaan Dental's chairside CEREC Primemill — no laboratory, no second appointment, no temporary crowns.
Final result documented photographically and digitally — verified against the original wax-up. Every deviation from plan is identified and resolved before sign-off.
International patients submit photographs and X-rays remotely for monitoring between visits — Dr. Haris reviews and responds with clinical guidance from Islamabad.
FMR questions
answered directly.
Honest answers — including the ones other clinics avoid.
The smile you want
starts with a plan you can see.
Your CBCT consultation (PKR 1,000) produces a digital wax-up of your rebuilt smile, a phase-by-phase treatment plan, and a complete transparent cost breakdown — all before any commitment is made. Send X-rays or photographs on WhatsApp for a free remote pre-assessment.
