How much does full mouth rehabilitation cost in London?

Full mouth rehabilitation at Sure Smile Clinic London starts from £8,000 and is quoted individually after records and design, since every case differs in scope.

How long does treatment take?

Typically six to eighteen months, depending on whether implants, orthodontics or grafting form part of the plan.

Will I be without teeth at any point?

No. Temporary crowns and bridges are worn throughout so you always have a functioning, presentable smile.

Can I spread the cost?

Yes. Treatment is staged, and we offer finance options so payments align with each phase of the work.

Will a night guard be needed afterwards?

Almost always. A night guard protects the new restorations from the grinding forces that damaged the original teeth.

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Full Mouth Rehabilitation

Full Mouth Rehabilitation in London

Rebuilding worn, broken or collapsed teeth in one coordinated plan.

Years of grinding, erosion or patch repairs can leave a bite that no longer works. Full mouth rehabilitation rebuilds function and appearance together. Book a consultation below.

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Why patients choose us for their full mouth rehabilitation

Comfortable, stable bite restored
Worn teeth rebuilt to proper length
Fewer emergency repairs long term
Digital wax-up and trial smile first
Combines implants, crowns and orthodontics
Staged plan with staged payments

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Full Mouth Rehabilitation at Sure Smile Clinic, London

Who needs a full rehabilitation?

Severe tooth wear from grinding or acid erosion
Multiple failing crowns, bridges and large fillings
Several missing teeth with a collapsed bite
Jaw joint pain related to an unstable bite
A history of repeated fractures and repairs

Planning comes first

We start with records: photographs, scans, X-rays, joint assessment and a facebow where needed. A digital wax-up shows the proposed shape and length, and you trial it in your mouth as a mock-up before anything permanent is done.

Phasing and cost control

Rehabilitation is usually staged over six to eighteen months: stabilisation first, then foundation work such as implants, then definitive restorations. Staging spreads the cost and lets us verify each phase before moving on.

Your treatment journey