Consultation – Full Mouth Rehabilitation
Comprehensive oral rehabilitation is a process that not only restores your teeth but also enhances your smile. If you want to find out what dental issues you may have, receive complete information on how long it will take and what procedures you’ll need to achieve a Hollywood smile and optimal oral health, as well as what costs you can expect- then you should contact our dental clinic in Tbilisi.
What Does Consultation Include?
Oral rehabilitation services include a detailed examination of the patient’s oral cavity and the development of a treatment plan. In more detail:
- A complete oral examination and evaluation;
- Dental photography and computer research;
- Digital scanning of the oral cavity;
- Creating a diagnostic model;
- Visualizing the future smile;
Nugzar Kvartskhava – a highly qualified dentist, prepares a treatment plan during the consultation, which includes the sequence of procedures, the rehabilitation plan, timelines, and financial estimates. This provides the patient with a clear understanding of the steps involved and the expected results in the future.
Who is Full Oral Cavity Rehabilitation for?
- For patients with multiple cavities who need comprehensive treatment;
- For those who have lost a significant number of teeth;
- For anyone seeking to achieve a functionally and aesthetically improved smile.
If you’re looking not only to restore your teeth but also to achieve perfect harmony between oral health and aesthetics, this consultation is tailored for you.
Frequently Asked Questions:
How long does the process take?
The average duration of a consultation is 1.5 hours.
What types of studies does the procedure involve?
The doctor conducts digital scanning of the oral cavity, photography, 3D computed tomography , and the creation of a diagnostic model.
Who can use this service?
The service is intended for those who want complex rehabilitation, especially if multiple teeth need to be restored or functional problems are noticeable.
Is additional consultation needed during the treatment process?
After a rehabilitation plan is created, additional visits are only necessary to assess the progress of treatment.
