Restore Confidence with Full Mouth Rehabilitation in Ottawa

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Imagine feeling good about your smile again – eating, speaking, and laughing without worry. That’s what full mouth rehabilitation in Ottawa is designed to offer. At Sedation Dental Group, our goal is to help patients with complex dental needs rebuild their oral health and boost self-esteem. Whether due to injury, decay, or long-term wear, our full mouth dental rehabilitation in Ottawa is designed around you. With a warm team and trusted options, your new smile can start here!

Why Full Mouth Rehabilitation Matters

Life, age, and health conditions can all affect your teeth. For some, multiple issues build up over time – worn enamel, missing teeth, jaw discomfort, or bite problems. Left untreated, these can impact your quality of life and general wellness. Full-mouth dental rehabilitation in Ottawa blends restorative and cosmetic dental treatments designed to improve function and appearance.

What to Expect at Sedation Dental Group

Every customized restoration at our Ottawa clinic begins with a conversation. Here’s what your journey may look like:

1. Initial Consultation: We listen to your concerns and review your dental history.
2. Exam: Digital imaging, bite analysis, and gum assessments help us create a full picture.
3. Treatment Plan: Your customized plan may include same-day crowns and bridges, implants, veneers, root canal therapy, teeth whitening, tooth-coloured fillings, Invisalign®, or periodontics.
4. Phased Care: We complete your treatments in steps, prioritizing long-term results.
5. Final Adjustments: We aim to refine bite alignment, esthetics, and function.
6. Ongoing Support: Maintenance visits are designed to help your smile stay healthy and strong.

Link Between Oral & Overall Health

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention links gum disease and oral infections with heart disease, diabetes, and respiratory illness. When your mouth isn’t healthy, it can affect your entire body. According to the Canadian Dental Association, only your dentist has the training to identify and address all of your oral health care needs.

How Often / Who Needs Full Mouth Dental Treatment

Not every patient needs full mouth treatment. But if you have several missing teeth, worn-down enamel, old dental work, or chronic jaw pain, this service may be right for you. Many Ottawa patients seek full mouth rehabilitation after years of dental challenges or following major changes to their health. We’ll help determine if this is the right solution based on your goals and conditions.

At-Home Tips Between Visits

• Brush with a soft-bristled toothbrush twice a day.
• Use fluoride toothpaste to help protect dental work.
• Clean between teeth with floss or interdental brushes.
• Avoid grinding or clenching.
• Follow all post-care instructions after each phase of treatment.