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Full Mouth Rehabilitation in Dubai: Price Per Treatment
29/03/2026 · Dental Clinic near to me Dubai
29/03/2026
Full mouth rehabilitation rebuilds most or all of the teeth in both jaws through one sequenced plan, and it is priced treatment by treatment rather than as a package. At Mint Dental Care an implant is AED 6,000 to 9,000, a crown is AED 1,500 to 3,000 per tooth, and a root canal is AED 1,500 to 3,500. A rebuild of six crowns, two root canals and three fillings adds up to AED 14,250 to 28,450.
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What Is Full Mouth Rehabilitation?
Full mouth rehabilitation is the planned restoration of the health, function and appearance of the teeth in both the upper and lower jaw. Instead of treating one tooth at a time, the whole mouth is mapped first, then the work is sequenced so the bite, the gums and the individual teeth finish healthy together.
The short answer in one paragraph
It is a bundle of ordinary dental treatments arranged in a deliberate order. Gum therapy and infection control come first, then the back teeth are rebuilt to set a stable bite, then the front teeth are restored for both chewing and appearance. The treatments are familiar. The planning and the order are what make it a rehabilitation.
Full mouth rehabilitation and reconstruction are the same thing
People search for full mouth rehabilitation and reconstruction as though they were two procedures. They describe the same work. Some dentists reach for reconstruction when a case is mostly structural and rehabilitation when comfort and function lead, but the plan, the treatments and the goal do not change. Our guide to full mouth reconstruction in Dubai covers the same ground from that angle.
The other names people use
Complete oral rehabilitation, comprehensive oral rehabilitation, full dental restoration, full mouth rehabilitation dentistry, dental rehab and full mouth treatment all point at the same idea. If a clinic uses one of those phrases and you used another, you are still talking about rebuilding a mouth that has broken down in several places at once.
What full arch rehabilitation means
A full arch rehabilitation treats one whole jaw rather than both. It is the usual wording when every tooth in an arch is missing or has to be removed, and the replacement sits on a small number of implants. A full mouth case is simply two arches planned at the same time, which is why the arithmetic roughly doubles.
Full Mouth Rehabilitation Price in Dubai
There is no single full mouth rehabilitation price, because a rehabilitation is a bundle and no two bundles contain the same items. The honest way to answer the cost question is to publish the price of each treatment a rehabilitation can contain, then add up the ones your mouth needs. That is what this section does.
Why no clinic can quote one number up front
Two patients can both ask for full mouth rehabilitation and leave with totals that differ by AED 40,000. One needs twelve crowns on worn but living teeth. The other needs eight teeth removed and eight implants placed before any crown goes on. Same request, different arithmetic. A number quoted before an examination is a guess.
The published price of every treatment a rehabilitation uses
Every line below is a figure we publish. Nothing in a rehabilitation quote comes from a market average or a bundle rate, because we do not price that way. Anything that is not on this list is quoted at your consultation once we have seen your scans.
| Treatment in the plan | Published price (AED) |
|---|---|
| Consultation with a general dentist | 200 |
| Consultation with a specialist | 300 |
| Periapical or bitewing X-ray | 150 |
| Panoramic X-ray | 250 |
| CBCT scan | 800 to 1,200 |
| Scaling and polishing | 500 |
| Composite filling | 400 to 800 |
| Root canal treatment | 1,500 to 3,500 |
| Crown or veneer, per tooth | 1,500 to 3,000 |
| Extraction | 600 |
| Surgical extraction | 1,000 to 3,000 |
| Dental implant | 6,000 to 9,000 |
| All-on-4 full arch | Quoted at consultation |
| Dentures | Quoted at consultation |
What is quoted at consultation instead of listed
All-on-4 full arch treatment and dentures are quoted at consultation, because the number of implants, the materials and the laboratory work differ in every case. Bone grafting, sinus work, sedation and night guards are also quoted after the examination. If a price is not printed above, ask for it in writing before you agree to anything.
Dental reconstruction cost compared with treating one tooth at a time
A rehabilitation looks expensive next to a single filling, but the comparison that matters is against the same treatments spread over eight years. Crowns placed onto an unstable bite fracture and get replaced. A tooth patched twice still needs a root canal at AED 1,500 to 3,500 in the end. Sequencing the work once avoids paying twice.
Keeping the plan affordable
A full mouth plan becomes more affordable when it is staged. Treat infection and gum disease first, then restore one arch, then the other, so the spend spreads across months instead of landing in one invoice. Saving a natural tooth with a root canal and a crown is also usually cheaper than removing it and placing an implant.
Our dedicated full mouth rehabilitation cost guide goes line by line through the factors that move a total up or down, including the number of implants, the crown material and how much foundation work is needed before restoration begins.
Worked Examples That Add the Published Prices Up
These are not packages and not offers. Each one is addition using the published lines above, so you can see where a total comes from and swap pieces in or out for your own mouth. The arithmetic shown is the treatment cost, before VAT where VAT applies.
Example one: the diagnostic and foundation stage on its own
A specialist consultation at AED 300, a panoramic X-ray at AED 250, a CBCT scan at AED 800 to 1,200 and scaling and polishing at AED 500 come to AED 1,850 to 2,250. That is what it costs to find out exactly what your mouth needs and leave with a written plan, before any rebuilding starts.
Example two: a moderate rebuild with no implants
A specialist consultation at AED 300, a panoramic X-ray at AED 250 and scaling and polishing at AED 500, then three composite fillings at AED 400 to 800 each, two root canals at AED 1,500 to 3,500 each and six crowns at AED 1,500 to 3,000 each, total AED 14,250 to 28,450. Every tooth is kept.
Example three: an implant led reconstruction of one arch
A specialist consultation at AED 300, a CBCT scan at AED 800 to 1,200, two extractions at AED 600 each, one surgical extraction at AED 1,000 to 3,000, scaling and polishing at AED 500, four implants at AED 6,000 to 9,000 each and six crowns at AED 1,500 to 3,000 each total AED 36,800 to 60,200.
Full mouth dental implants cost in Dubai
Implants carry the cost in a full mouth case because each one is AED 6,000 to 9,000 and the crown on top is priced separately at AED 1,500 to 3,000. One implant with its crown and a CBCT scan, plus the AED 300 specialist consultation, is AED 8,600 to 13,500. Multiply by the number of gaps.
If most or all of an arch is missing, an implant supported bridge on a small number of posts is often used instead of one implant per tooth. All-on-4 full arch treatment is quoted at consultation. Our overview of full mouth dental implants in Dubai explains how the arch is planned.
The three examples side by side
| Example plan | Published lines added | Total (AED) |
|---|---|---|
| Diagnostics and foundation only | 300 + 250 + 800 to 1,200 + 500 | 1,850 to 2,250 |
| Moderate rebuild, no implants | 300 + 250 + 500 + 3 at 400 to 800 + 2 at 1,500 to 3,500 + 6 at 1,500 to 3,000 | 14,250 to 28,450 |
| Implant led, one arch | 300 + 800 to 1,200 + 2 at 600 + 1,000 to 3,000 + 500 + 4 at 6,000 to 9,000 + 6 at 1,500 to 3,000 | 36,800 to 60,200 |
| One implant and its crown | 300 + 800 to 1,200 + 6,000 to 9,000 + 1,500 to 3,000 | 8,600 to 13,500 |
| All-on-4 full arch, or dentures | Not a listed line | Quoted at consultation |
Who Needs Full Mouth Dental Rehabilitation?
You are a candidate when several dental problems run at the same time, or when one problem is serious enough to put the rest of the mouth at risk. The signs below are the ones we see most often in patients who end up needing a full plan rather than a single repair.
- Several missing teeth, or teeth lost gradually over years.
- Decay affecting many teeth, often under old failing fillings.
- Heavily worn or eroded teeth from grinding or acid, with a bite that has shortened.
- Jaw pain, clicking or morning headaches tied to an unstable bite.
- Gum disease that has loosened teeth and damaged the supporting bone.
- Old trauma or a developmental condition that left the teeth structurally weak.
When a collapsed bite is the real problem
Years of grinding shorten the back teeth, the jaw closes further than it should, and the front teeth take forces they were never built for. Crowning one chipped front tooth in that mouth does not last. The height of the bite has to be rebuilt first, which is the clearest reason a case becomes a full mouth rehabilitation.
When gum disease has to be treated first
Crowns and implants placed over active gum disease fail early. Scaling and polishing at AED 500 and, where pockets are deeper, a course of periodontal treatment, come before any restoration. It is the least visible stage of the plan and the one that decides how long everything placed afterwards survives.
The Treatments a Rehabilitation Is Built From
A full mouth plan draws on restorative, surgical and cosmetic dentistry. The tools are the same from case to case. How they are combined, and in what order, is what changes.
Dental implants
An implant replaces a tooth from the root up. A titanium post fuses with the jawbone over several months and then carries a crown or a section of bridge. Implants are the backbone of any case with multiple gaps, because they stop the remaining teeth drifting and keep the bite height where the plan put it.
Rehab dental crowns and bridges
A crown covers a tooth completely and returns its original shape and height, which is how worn back teeth get rebuilt. A bridge fills a gap by anchoring a replacement tooth to the teeth on either side. Between them, crowns and bridges do most of the structural work in a rehabilitation at AED 1,500 to 3,000 per unit.
Root canal treatment
Where decay has reached the nerve, root canal treatment at AED 1,500 to 3,500 clears the infection and keeps the natural root in place. It is carried out under local anaesthetic. Saving a root is usually cheaper than removing the tooth and placing an implant, and it preserves the bone around it.
Composite fillings
Not every damaged tooth needs a crown. Where enough sound tooth remains, a composite filling at AED 400 to 800 restores the shape at a fraction of the cost. In a full mouth plan these lines add up quietly, which is why they belong in your written quote rather than being mentioned in passing.
Extractions, simple and surgical
Teeth that cannot be restored are removed before rebuilding starts. A straightforward extraction is AED 600. A surgical extraction, needed when a root is broken or a tooth sits under the gum, is AED 1,000 to 3,000. Both are done under local anaesthetic, and healing time is built into the plan before implants go in.
Scaling, polishing and gum therapy
Scaling and polishing at AED 500 removes the hard deposits that keep gum inflammation going. Deeper pockets need a staged course of periodontal treatment, and in selected cases soft tissue grafting is used to rebuild a receded margin. This is the foundation stage, and nothing is restored until it is stable.
Orthodontics and veneers
When teeth sit in the wrong position, moving them with braces at AED 11,000 to 13,000 or Invisalign at AED 13,000 to 17,000 before restoration means less tooth has to be cut away afterwards. Veneers at AED 1,500 to 3,000 per tooth then refine shape and shade on the front teeth once function is settled.
Steps in Full Mouth Rehabilitation
The steps in full mouth rehabilitation run in phases, from diagnosis through to the final restorations, so the bite stays stable at every stage. The table sets out the path most patients follow with us, with the published price attached to each step where there is one.
| Stage | What happens | Published price (AED) |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Assessment and records | Examination, photographs, bite analysis, X-rays or a CBCT scan | 300 consultation, 250 panoramic, 800 to 1,200 CBCT |
| 2. Written plan | Staged plan listing each procedure, its order and its itemised price | Given at the assessment visit |
| 3. Foundation work | Gum therapy, infection control, fillings, root canals, extractions | 500 hygiene, 400 to 800 filling, 1,500 to 3,500 root canal, 600 extraction |
| 4. Healing and implant placement | Implants placed, then several months for the bone to fuse | 6,000 to 9,000 per implant |
| 5. Rebuilding the bite | Back teeth restored first to lock in bite height, then the front teeth | 1,500 to 3,000 per crown |
| 6. Final fit and review | Final restorations fitted, bite adjusted, maintenance schedule set | Quoted with the restorations |
How long the whole plan takes
Most full mouth cases run across several months. A plan of crowns and fillings on healthy roots can finish in a few weeks. Once implants are involved, expect six to twelve months, because the bone needs that time to fuse to the posts before the final teeth are fitted. Nothing is gained by shortening that wait.
What each appointment feels like
Treatment is carried out under local anaesthetic, with sedation available for longer surgical visits. The more involved steps, implant placement and root canals in particular, leave some soreness for two to four days, usually managed with over the counter pain relief. Your dentist tells you before each stage what to expect and what counts as normal.
Full Mouth Reconstruction Home Care
Full mouth reconstruction home care is what decides whether the work lasts ten years or four. The restorations do not decay, but the gum and bone holding them can still be lost, and a bite rebuilt once can be worn down again by grinding.
The first two weeks after surgery
Keep to soft food, avoid chewing on the surgical side, and do not rinse hard on the first day so the clot stays put. Brush the rest of the mouth normally. If bleeding, swelling or pain increases after day three rather than settling, call the clinic instead of waiting for the review appointment.
Cleaning around implants, crowns and bridges
The margins are where trouble starts. Brush twice daily with a soft brush, and clean between the teeth every day with floss, interdental brushes or a water flosser, whichever you will actually use. Around an implant bridge, a superfloss threader reaches under the span where a normal brush cannot.
A night guard if you grind
If grinding caused the wear in the first place, it has not gone away because the teeth are new. A night guard takes the load instead of the crowns. It is quoted at consultation, and it is the cheapest piece of protection in the whole plan relative to what it protects.
Review appointments that protect the work
Plan on a check up and hygiene visit every six months, or every three to four months where gum disease was part of the original picture. Scaling and polishing is AED 500. A loose crown margin or early gum inflammation caught at a review costs a filling. Caught two years later it costs a crown.
Having a Full Mouth Rehabilitation in Dubai
Full mouth rehabilitation in Dubai is usually led by a restorative dentist or prosthodontist, working alongside an implantologist, a periodontist and an orthodontist as the case requires. Ask who is leading yours, and ask to see the written sequence before the first appointment is booked.
What a quote should contain
A usable quote lists every tooth, every procedure, the order of the stages, and a price against each line. If anything is described as a package without the items shown, ask for the breakdown. The published price list is the reference your quote should match line for line.
Reputation, reviews and how to check a clinic
Reputation is worth checking before a long treatment. Look for a MOHAP-licensed clinic, read recent patient reviews rather than the oldest ones, and ask to see photographs of comparable cases the same team treated. Mint Dental Care is MOHAP-licensed and holds a 4.9-star patient rating across its Google reviews.
What changes afterwards
Patients report chewing on both sides again, eating foods they had quietly given up, and speaking without the lisp an unstable bite can cause. Jaw ache and morning headaches often ease once the bite height is restored. The appearance change is real, but it is the function people mention first at the review visit.
Full mouth rehabilitation is a large commitment of time and money, and the only way to judge it is against your own numbers rather than a range on a website. Bring your history, let us take the scans, and leave with a staged plan priced line by line from the list above. Whether it lands near the foundation stage at AED 1,850 to 2,250, the crown rebuild at AED 14,250 to 28,450 or the implant arch at AED 36,800 to 60,200, you will know which treatments produced the total and in what order they happen.
Mint Dental Care, Barsha Heights (TECOM), Dubai. A MOHAP-licensed clinic with a 4.9-star patient rating. Call +971 4 266 6763, message us on WhatsApp, or use our contact page to book an assessment and get an itemised full mouth plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is full mouth rehabilitation in simple terms?
It is a coordinated plan to rebuild most or all of your teeth so the mouth chews properly, stays healthy and looks the way you want. Instead of fixing one tooth at a time, the dentist treats the whole mouth as a single system and combines implants, crowns, fillings and gum therapy in a planned order.
How much does full mouth rehabilitation cost?
It depends entirely on which treatments your plan contains, so we price the items rather than the bundle. A rebuild of six crowns, two root canals and three fillings with diagnostics comes to AED 14,250 to 28,450. An implant led arch with extractions comes to AED 36,800 to 60,200. Your own total is confirmed after the assessment.
Is full mouth rehabilitation the same as full mouth reconstruction?
Yes. The two terms are used interchangeably, and complete oral rehabilitation and full dental restoration mean the same thing again. Some dentists prefer reconstruction when the case is mostly structural and rehabilitation when function and comfort lead, but the treatments, the sequence and the goal are identical.
What are the steps in full mouth rehabilitation?
Six stages: assessment with scans, a written staged plan, foundation work on gums and infection, implant placement with healing time, rebuilding the back teeth and then the front teeth, and a final fit with bite adjustment. Each stage has to settle before the next begins, which is why the whole plan runs across months.
How long do the results last?
With daily cleaning and regular reviews the results are built to last many years. Implants commonly serve fifteen years or longer, and well made crowns often ten to fifteen years before they need attention. Grinding, smoking and missed hygiene visits shorten that, which is why a maintenance schedule is part of the plan.
Can I have full mouth rehabilitation if I have bone loss?
Usually yes. Bone loss is common after teeth have been missing for a while, and it is addressed with bone grafting or, in more involved cases, specialised implant techniques. A CBCT scan at AED 800 to 1,200 shows how much bone is available, and the grafting itself is quoted at consultation.
What is included in full mouth reconstruction home care?
Soft food and gentle rinsing for the first two weeks after surgery, then brushing twice daily with a soft brush and cleaning between the teeth every day. Add a superfloss threader under an implant bridge, a night guard if you grind, and a hygiene visit every three to six months depending on your gum history.
How do I start full mouth rehabilitation in Dubai?
Book an assessment. A specialist consultation is AED 300, a panoramic X-ray is AED 250 and a CBCT scan is AED 800 to 1,200, so the diagnostic stage sits at AED 1,350 to 1,750 before hygiene. You leave with a written, staged plan and an itemised price, and you decide what to do next from there.