specialist in oral rehabilitation
specialist in oral rehabilitation
Full Mouth Rehabilitation in Jerusalem – Advanced Solutions for Complex Rehabilitation
For patients suffering from missing teeth, severely worn teeth, broken teeth, failing crowns, bite problems, or complex dental issues, full mouth reconstruction provides a comprehensive solution to restore both the function and aesthetics of the entire mouth.
At Sreter Clinic in Jerusalem, we specialize in full mouth rehabilitation, dental implants, implant-supported restorations, porcelain veneers, crowns, bridges, and complex prosthodontic treatments. Using advanced digital dentistry, CBCT 3D imaging, CAD/CAM technology, and digital smile design, we create personalized treatment plans designed to restore oral health, chewing ability, comfort, and natural esthetics.
Whether your case requires a single implant or a complete full mouth reconstruction, our goal is to provide long-lasting, highly functional, and natural-looking results tailored to your individual needs.
What should I expect?
Dr. Robert Schretter and Dr. David Schretter will accompany you throughout the entire full mouth restoration process, from the initial examination to the final result. The process begins with a thorough assessment of the condition of the teeth, gums, occlusion, and general function of the mouth, after which we will build a personalized and precise plan for you.
Thanks to the combination of expertise in oral rehabilitation, over 40 years of experience and advanced digital technologies, we can simulate the future result in advance and plan each stage precisely. During the treatment, extractions, dental implants, periodontal treatments, porcelain veneers, temporary and permanent crowns, bridges and full aesthetic restoration can be combined.
Our goal is not only to restore the ability to chew and function — but to give you a healthy, natural, stable, and aesthetic smile that will improve your quality of life, self-confidence, and overall health for years to come.
What is Full Mouth Reconstruction?
Full mouth restoration is a comprehensive process that aims to restore the health, function and aesthetics of the patient’s mouth, in cases of tooth loss, severe wear, broken teeth, old crowns, failed restorations or complex occlusion problems. Rather than treating each tooth individually, full mouth restoration treats the entire oral system as a single unit – examining the jaws, gums, joints, muscles and the overall structure of the smile.
At our clinic, every oral rehabilitation process in Jerusalem begins with a comprehensive diagnosis that includes 3D CT scans, digital scans, CAD/CAM planning, and a full occlusal examination, with the aim of building a precise, aesthetic, and long-lasting treatment plan. Treatment can include dental implants, crowns, bridges, porcelain veneers, and implant-based restorations, while fully adapting to the patient's individual needs.
What is Full Mouth Reconstruction?
Full mouth reconstruction is a comprehensive dental treatment designed to restore the health, function, and appearance of the entire mouth in cases of missing teeth, severely worn teeth, broken teeth, failing crowns, bite problems, or previous unsuccessful dental work. Rather than treating each tooth separately, full mouth rehabilitation focuses on rebuilding the entire bite as a complete functional system.
At Sreter Clinic in Jerusalem, every full mouth reconstruction begins with a complete diagnostic process including CBCT 3D imaging, digital intraoral scans, bite analysis, and advanced digital treatment planning. This allows us to fully evaluate the teeth, gums, jaw joints, and overall function of the mouth before treatment begins.
Depending on the complexity of the case, treatment may involve dental implants, implant-supported restorations, crowns, bridges, porcelain veneers, bite correction, and cosmetic dentistry, all designed to restore long-term oral health, chewing ability, comfort, and a natural-looking smile.
What Should I Expect with Full Mouth Reconstruction?
At Sreter Clinic, Dr. Robert Sreter and Dr. David Sreter personally guide patients through every stage of the full mouth reconstruction process — from the initial consultation to the final result. The process begins with a detailed dental evaluation, including full-mouth examination, digital imaging, and treatment planning tailored to each patient’s specific needs.
Using advanced digital dentistry technologies, we are able to simulate the final outcome before treatment begins, giving patients a clear understanding of the process and expected results. Depending on the extent of the dental damage, treatment may include dental implants, crowns, bridges, porcelain veneers, gum treatments, temporary restorations, and full bite rehabilitation.
Our goal is not only to restore damaged teeth, but to rebuild full oral function, bite balance, facial support, esthetics, and long-term stability — helping patients regain comfort, confidence, and quality of life with durable, life-changing results.
Is Full Mouth Reconstruction Painful?
Modern full mouth reconstruction is performed using advanced technologies and techniques that make treatment more comfortable, precise, and predictable than ever before. With the use of digital treatment planning, high-quality local anesthesia, and when needed, sedation or general anesthesia, even complex restorative procedures can be completed with minimal discomfort.
At Sreter Clinic, we specialize in complex oral rehabilitation, dental implants, implant-supported restorations, and full-mouth prosthodontics, always focusing on minimizing pain and maximizing comfort throughout the process. Following each stage of treatment, patients receive clear instructions and close follow-up care to ensure a smooth recovery and long-term success.
Our goal is not only to rebuild teeth — but to restore full chewing function, proper bite balance, natural esthetics, and long-term confidence, providing patients with durable, life-changing dental solutions.
Am I a Good Candidate for Full Mouth Reconstruction?
Patients suffering from missing teeth, worn teeth, broken teeth, failing crowns, bite problems, chronic jaw pain, or previous unsuccessful dental work may be good candidates for full mouth reconstruction. In many cases, when oral function, esthetics, or chewing ability has been significantly compromised, full mouth reconstruction can restore proper function, stability, and a natural-looking smile.
At Sreter Clinic in Jerusalem, every patient undergoes a comprehensive evaluation including CBCT 3D imaging, digital intraoral scans, bite analysis, and a full oral examination to determine whether full mouth rehabilitation, dental implants, crowns, bridges, or porcelain veneers are the right solution. Our goal is to create a highly personalized treatment plan based on each patient’s unique functional, health, and esthetic needs.
Is Full Mouth Reconstruction Painful?
Modern full mouth reconstruction is performed using advanced technologies and techniques that make treatment more comfortable, precise, and predictable than ever before. With the use of digital treatment planning, high-quality local anesthesia, and when needed, sedation or general anesthesia, even complex restorative procedures can be completed with minimal discomfort.
At Sreter Clinic, we specialize in complex oral rehabilitation, dental implants, implant-supported restorations, and full-mouth prosthodontics, always focusing on minimizing pain and maximizing comfort throughout the process. Following each stage of treatment, patients receive clear instructions and close follow-up care to ensure a smooth recovery and long-term success.
Our goal is not only to rebuild teeth — but to restore full chewing function, proper bite balance, natural esthetics, and long-term confidence, providing patients with durable, life-changing dental solutions.
Am I a Good Candidate for Full Mouth Reconstruction?
Patients suffering from missing teeth, worn teeth, broken teeth, failing crowns, bite problems, chronic jaw pain, or previous unsuccessful dental work may be good candidates for full mouth reconstruction. In many cases, when oral function, esthetics, or chewing ability has been significantly compromised, full mouth reconstruction can restore proper function, stability, and a natural-looking smile.
At Sreter Clinic in Jerusalem, every patient undergoes a comprehensive evaluation including CBCT 3D imaging, digital intraoral scans, bite analysis, and a full oral examination to determine whether full mouth rehabilitation, dental implants, crowns, bridges, or porcelain veneers are the right solution. Our goal is to create a highly personalized treatment plan based on each patient’s unique functional, health, and esthetic needs.