Full mouth rehabilitation in Chermside

If many of your teeth are worn, damaged or missing, your dentist can plan your treatment as a whole instead of one tooth at a time.

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At a glance

Who it is for
Adults with several worn, damaged or missing teeth
How long
A planned course of treatment over a number of visits
Cost
Varies with the treatment you need. Confirmed after your examination.

What happens

  1. At a consultation, your dentist examines your teeth, gums and bite, and takes x-rays or scans.
  2. Your dentist talks about what is troubling you and what you would like to change.
  3. You receive a written treatment plan with the stages, alternatives and costs.
  4. Treatment is carried out in stages, and your dentist checks your bite and healing along the way.

A plan may combine treatments such as crowns, bridges, dental implants and root canal treatment. Every plan is different, and you can take the time you need to decide. If you feel nervous about treatment, ask about happy gas.

Cost

The fee depends on the time, complexity and materials your treatment needs, so it varies from patient to patient and is confirmed after your dentist has examined you. Your dentist can talk you through the cost before treatment starts, and you can claim on the spot with HICAPS if you have private health cover. See fees, health funds and payment options for more.

Common questions

Do I have to do all the treatment at once?
No. Treatment is planned in stages, and your dentist can talk through the order and timing with you.

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