Full mouth reconstruction in Lebanon is a comprehensive restorative treatment designed to rebuild every tooth in both arches, restoring function, aesthetics, and long-term oral health. At Lebanon Dental Studio at C.Metric, Dbayeh, Dr. Rita Kanbar combines implants, crowns, veneers, and bite rehabilitation into a single coordinated treatment plan tailored to each patient. Whether you have suffered years of dental neglect, severe wear, multiple missing teeth, or a collapsed bite, full mouth reconstruction offers a permanent path back to confidence and comfort. Patients from across Lebanon, Europe, and the Gulf travel to Beirut for this treatment because the quality matches international standards while the total investment is dramatically lower.
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Key Facts
- Comprehensive smile restoration combining implants, crowns, veneers, and bridges
- Multi-stage treatment plan customized per patient case
- Typical timeline: 4-9 months including healing phases
- In Lebanon the total investment is a fraction of Western Europe / North America prices, at the same standards
- Dental tourism patients welcome (split into 2 trips: prep + final)
What Is Full Mouth Reconstruction?
Full mouth reconstruction, sometimes called full mouth rehabilitation, refers to the systematic restoration of all teeth in the upper and lower jaws. Unlike a smile makeover, which is primarily cosmetic, full mouth reconstruction addresses functional problems: broken-down teeth, severe decay, advanced wear from grinding, failing old crowns and bridges, missing teeth, gum disease, and bite collapse. Treatment is necessary, not elective, and is built around restoring proper occlusion, jaw joint health, and chewing efficiency while also producing a natural, attractive result.
Each case is unique. Some patients need a combination of dental implants and crowns, others require veneers and onlays to rebuild worn enamel, and some need full-arch implant bridges. The hallmark of true reconstruction is that every decision is integrated: the bite, the gum line, the lip support, and the position of each tooth are planned together rather than treated piece by piece.
Treatment Options Included in Full Mouth Reconstruction
- Dental implants to replace single or multiple missing teeth with titanium roots that fuse to the jawbone
- All-on-4 or All-on-6 implant bridges for patients missing an entire arch of teeth
- Porcelain crowns (zirconia or E.max) to rebuild broken, root-canal-treated, or heavily restored teeth
- Porcelain veneers to correct shape, color, and minor alignment of front teeth
- Onlays and inlays as conservative ceramic restorations for back teeth
- Periodontal treatment by a specialist colleague to control gum disease before restoration
- Endodontic (root canal) treatment by a specialist when nerves are infected
- Orthodontic alignment with a specialist colleague when teeth must be repositioned before restoration
- Occlusal splints and bite therapy to protect the new work from grinding forces
The Process at Lebanon Dental Studio
- Comprehensive consultation and diagnostics. Dr. Rita performs a full clinical exam, takes digital X-rays, a 3D CBCT scan when implants are involved, intraoral photos, and digital impressions. Bite analysis and TMJ screening are part of the workup.
- Treatment planning and digital smile design. Using digital mockups, you preview the proposed result before any irreversible work is done. The plan is broken into phases with clear timelines.
- Foundation phase. Any active disease is treated first: cavities, gum infection, failing teeth that cannot be saved. Extractions and implant placement happen in this stage so healing can begin.
- Healing and provisional phase. Implants integrate over three to six months. During this time you wear high-quality temporary crowns and bridges that let you function and preview the new bite.
- Final restorations. Custom porcelain crowns, veneers, and implant-supported bridges are fabricated in a partner lab and bonded or screwed into place.
- Bite refinement and protective nightguard. Final occlusal adjustments are made, and a custom nightguard is delivered to protect your investment from grinding.
- Long-term maintenance. Cleanings every six months and yearly reviews keep the restorations and gums healthy for decades.
Why Choose Lebanon for Full Mouth Reconstruction
Lebanon has become one of the most respected destinations in the Middle East for complex restorative dentistry. Dr. Rita Kanbar trained in Europe and works with international protocols, the same implant brands and ceramic systems used in Paris, Geneva, and London. What differs is the cost structure. Patients typically find full mouth reconstruction in Lebanon to be 2 to 3 times cheaper than equivalent treatment in Western Europe, and 3 to 4 times cheaper than the United States or Canada, without compromising on materials or lab quality.
Dental tourism patients usually plan two trips to Beirut: a first visit of seven to ten days for diagnostics, extractions, and implant placement, then a return three to six months later for the final restorations. Many combine treatment with a Mediterranean holiday, since Beirut offers a vibrant culinary scene, mountain resorts within 30 minutes, and welcoming hospitality. Our team coordinates airport pickup, hotel recommendations, and a clear written schedule before you arrive.
Beyond price, the consolidated care matters. Instead of a fragmented experience across multiple providers, you have one lead clinician. Dr. Rita, coordinating with trusted specialists for the orthodontic, endodontic, and surgical components. The result is a unified plan rather than a patchwork of opinions.
Frequently Asked Questions: Full Mouth Reconstruction
How long does a full mouth reconstruction take from start to finish?
Most cases take between six and twelve months. The exact duration depends on whether implants are needed, how much bone healing is required, and whether orthodontic alignment must precede the restorations. Simpler reconstructions without implants can be completed in two to three months.
Is full mouth reconstruction painful?
The procedures themselves are performed under local anesthesia and, when needed, conscious sedation, so you feel nothing during treatment. Mild soreness after implant placement or extractions is normal for a few days and is well controlled with standard pain relief. Most patients are surprised at how comfortable the process is.
How long do the results last?
With proper home care and regular professional cleanings, modern implants have a documented survival rate above 95 percent at ten years. High-quality zirconia and E.max ceramic restorations typically last 15 to 20 years or longer. A protective nightguard significantly extends the lifespan of the work.
Can I have the entire treatment done during one trip to Lebanon?
If implants are involved, you generally need two trips because the implants must integrate with bone over three to six months before the final teeth are attached. Reconstructions that rely only on crowns and veneers, without implants, can often be completed in one trip of about two weeks.
Will my reconstructed teeth look natural?
Yes. Dr. Rita uses digital smile design and high-translucency ceramics that mimic the optical properties of natural enamel. Shade, shape, and proportions are customized to your face, lip line, and personality. Most patients tell us their friends and family notice they look refreshed but cannot identify exactly what changed.
Who Is a Good Candidate for Full Mouth Reconstruction?
Full mouth reconstruction is appropriate for adults who have multiple compromised teeth that cannot be reliably restored one at a time. Typical candidates include patients with extensive decay across many teeth, severe wear from years of grinding or acid erosion, advanced gum disease that has stabilized after periodontal therapy, congenital conditions such as amelogenesis imperfecta, and people who have lived for years with failing old crowns and bridges that need to be replaced systematically. Patients recovering from major trauma to the face or jaw also benefit from a coordinated full-mouth approach.
A good candidate is also someone who is psychologically ready to invest several months in the process and who is willing to maintain the result with consistent home care, regular cleanings, and a nightguard when indicated. During the initial consultation, Dr. Rita Kanbar will discuss your goals, medical history, and expectations openly so the plan is realistic and tailored. If you are not yet ready for the full scope, we can stage the treatment over time, beginning with the most urgent areas and adding the cosmetic refinements when the moment is right for you.