Advanced Restorative Dentistry
Full Mouth Reconstruction in Gurgaon
Not Full Mouth Implants
A comprehensive dental treatment to rebuild worn, broken or collapsed teeth and restore your bite, chewing ability and facial balance — without removing all teeth.
Serving patients across Gurgaon
Problem Recognition
Do you need Full Mouth Reconstruction?
Many patients searching for “full mouth implants” actually need this treatment instead.
Teeth worn or flat
- Teeth look shorter than before
- Edges look flat or chipped
- Common due to grinding or ageing
- Chewing efficiency reduces
Multiple broken teeth
- Repeated fractures or fillings breaking
- Weak tooth structure
- Difficulty biting hard foods
- Often mistaken as implant requirement
Poor chewing ability
- Food not grinding properly
- Jaw tired while eating
- Uneven bite pressure
- Leads to digestive issues
Jaw pain or headaches
- Pain while opening or closing mouth
- Morning headaches
- Bite imbalance (occlusion problem)
- Needs bite correction, not implants
Collapsed bite
- Lower face looks shorter
- Lips appear sunken
- Ageing facial appearance
- Loss of vertical height of teeth
Multiple failed crowns
- Old caps causing discomfort
- Food lodgement below crowns
- Loose or leaking restorations
- Needs full-mouth planning
Most Common Confusion
Full Mouth Reconstruction vs Full Mouth Dental Implants
These two treatments are not the same. Choosing the wrong one leads to unnecessary tooth removal, higher cost, and longer recovery.
Full Mouth Reconstruction
Best suited when most teeth are still present but damaged, worn, broken, painful, or not working together.
Focuses on rebuilding teeth using crowns, bridges, bite correction and supportive treatments.
Teeth are saved and strengthened, not removed.
Full Mouth Dental Implants
Required when most teeth are already missing, severely loose, or not salvageable.
Involves removal of remaining teeth and placing implants in the jawbone.
Longer healing time and higher overall cost.
Not sure which one you need?
Many patients searching for “full mouth implants” actually need reconstruction. But if your teeth are mostly missing or unsalvageable, implants may be the right choice.
👉 If you have already lost most of your teeth or have been told your teeth can’t be saved:
Visit Full Mouth Dental Implants Page →A proper clinical evaluation is the only way to decide correctly.
Clinical Foundation
Why Crowns & Bite Decide the Success of
Full Mouth Reconstruction
Full Mouth Reconstruction is not about “covering teeth”. It is about rebuilding how your teeth meet, move, and function together.
Crowns restore lost tooth height
Worn or flat teeth reduce the vertical height of your face. Properly planned crowns rebuild this lost height and bring the jaw back to a natural, comfortable position.
Bite balance prevents future damage
If the bite is not evenly balanced, new teeth will break, gums will recede, and jaw joints start hurting. Bite correction is the backbone of long-lasting results.
Wrong crowns create new problems
Poorly designed crowns can cause headaches, jaw pain, loose teeth, food lodgement, and repeated failures. Full mouth cases cannot be treated tooth-by-tooth.
Crowns protect weak teeth long-term
Teeth that are cracked, treated with RCT, or heavily filled need full coverage to survive everyday chewing forces. Crowns act as protective helmets for natural teeth.
Treatment Investment
Cost of Full Mouth Reconstruction in Gurgaon
Full Mouth Reconstruction is a customized, multi-step medical treatment. The cost depends on what your teeth actually need — not on a fixed package.
Root Canal Treatment (only if needed)
Teeth with deep infection or old fillings may need RCT before crowning. Many teeth do not require RCT.
₹6,500 + ₹600 (old / blocked canals)
Dental Crowns (with warranty)
Crowns form the foundation of Full Mouth Reconstruction. Type and placement depend on function and esthetics.
- PFM Crowns: ₹8,500 onward
- Back Zirconia Crowns: ₹11,500
- Front Layered Zirconia: ₹13,500
All crowns are fabricated in US-FDA approved labs. Warranty valid across India.
Supporting Treatments (if required)
Some patients may need additional procedures to ensure long-term success and comfort.
- Gum treatment / deep cleaning
- Bite splints or night guard
- Crown lengthening (select cases)
- Replacement of old failed crowns
Full Mouth Reconstruction is priced only after a detailed clinical examination, bite analysis, and treatment planning. This avoids unnecessary procedures and protects healthy teeth.
What to Expect
Full Mouth Reconstruction: Step-by-Step Treatment Timeline
Full Mouth Reconstruction is carefully planned and done in stages. Each step is designed to protect your teeth and ensure long-term comfort.
Comprehensive Evaluation & Planning
Your dentist examines teeth, gums, jaw joints, and bite. Digital X-rays, scans, photographs, and bite records are taken to understand how your mouth functions as a whole.
Stabilization & Pre-treatment (if needed)
Infected teeth are treated, gums are stabilized, and bite splints may be given in some cases. This step ensures a healthy foundation before reconstruction.
Tooth Preparation & Temporary Teeth
Teeth that need crowns are prepared. Temporary teeth are placed so you can eat, speak, and test how the new bite feels in daily life.
Bite Adjustment & Trial Phase
Bite, comfort, speech, and appearance are carefully evaluated. Adjustments are made during this stage so that final teeth are accurate and problem-free.
Final Crowns & Reconstruction
Once comfort and bite are confirmed, final crowns are fabricated and placed. This step completes the reconstruction phase.
Follow-up & Maintenance
Follow-up visits ensure gums remain healthy, bite stays stable, and crowns perform well. Regular check-ups protect your long-term results.
Real Patient Journeys
Full Mouth Reconstruction —
Two Very Different Cases
No two mouths are the same. These real cases show why Full Mouth Reconstruction must be carefully planned — not rushed or based on assumptions.
This young patient had almost all teeth worn down due to a faulty bite. She was advised elsewhere to undergo root canal treatment on all teeth followed by crowns.
However, after detailed bite measurements, jaw analysis, and mock planning, it was clear that most teeth were healthy but over-worn. Root canal treatment was required only for 2–3 teeth.
The remaining teeth were carefully reshaped, tested for sensitivity, and protected using precisely designed crowns — avoiding unnecessary procedures.
This decision is possible only after bite analysis and prosthodontic planning — not by looking at X-rays alone.
Dr. Jyoti explains treatment planning & RCT decision logic
This elderly patient had been chewing supari for many years. Over time, her teeth wore down unevenly, her bite collapsed, and chewing food became extremely difficult.
Facial height reduced, jaw position changed, and daily eating became tiring and uncomfortable.
A gentle, step-by-step Full Mouth Reconstruction plan was created to restore bite height, improve chewing efficiency, and stabilize remaining teeth — without aggressive surgery.
Age is never the deciding factor. Planning, precision, and comfort are.
Dr. Jyoti explains reconstruction in elderly patients
Patient Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Honest answers to common questions patients ask before starting full mouth reconstruction.
Full Mouth Reconstruction is a planned dental treatment that restores worn, broken or poorly functioning teeth across the entire mouth. It focuses on bite correction, chewing comfort and tooth protection — usually without removing natural teeth.
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia. Most discomfort is temporary and related to bite adaptation, not pain. Patients usually manage well with simple aftercare.
No. Root canal treatment is required only for infected or painful teeth. Healthy but worn teeth can often be protected with crowns without RCT after proper testing and bite planning.
Treatment duration varies from a few weeks to a few months. This includes planning, temporary teeth, bite trials and final crowns. Rushing the process increases failure risk.
If most natural teeth are present, reconstruction is usually preferred because it preserves teeth, avoids surgery and costs less. Implants are needed only when teeth cannot be saved.
Yes, when planned correctly. Patients experience improved chewing, speech, comfort and facial balance, and reduced risk of future tooth damage.
Next Step
Get a Proper Evaluation Before Deciding Treatment
Full Mouth Reconstruction needs careful planning. A short consultation can tell you whether your teeth can be saved or if another option is required.
Center for Dental Implants & Esthetics
Sector 51, Gurgaon
#166, Sector 51, (Ambedkar Chowk),Close to Artemis Hospital,
Gurgaon, Haryana 122003 📍 View on Google Maps
Center for Dental Implants & Esthetics
Sector 74, Gurgaon
R1-257, 2nd Floor,M3M Cornerwalk Mall,
Sector 74, Gurugram, Haryana 122004 📍 View on Google Maps