Full mouth rehabilitation rebuilds most or all of the teeth in one or both jaws, using implants, crowns, bridges or dentures planned together around your bite. At GIA Clinics in Vijayawada, it is led by Dr Sai Santosh, our oral and maxillofacial surgeon, at both our Gunadala and Gurunanak Colony clinics.

Your first visit answers this properly, with an examination and, where needed, a scan, before you commit to anything.
We examine every tooth, the gums, bite and jaw joints, and take an OPG X-ray, scans and photos.
Visit 1Dr Sai explains a staged plan covering which teeth to save, remove or replace, and how long each stage takes.
Visit 2Gum treatment, root canals, extractions and any bone grafting are done first so the mouth is healthy.
First stageImplants are placed where planned and temporary teeth let you test the new bite and look.
Middle stageThe final crowns, bridges or implant teeth are fitted, the bite is refined, and a maintenance plan is set.
Final stage
Chief Oral & Cranio-Maxillofacial Surgeon, 14 years of practice. At both GIA clinics, 12:30 PM to 8:30 PM.
Real patients treated at GIA Clinics. Every case is different, and your doctor will talk you through what to expect for yours.


"I can't thank Dr. Sai Santosh and Dr. Lalitya Dandamudi enough for the incredible care they gave my grandmother. She underwent a complete dental implant... Both doctors handled her with such empathy, patience, and precision."
"Dr. Sai Santosh and the entire dental team were outstanding in their approach, taking the time to thoroughly explain the procedure... Both of my parents received top-notch care. Their new dental implants look and feel fantastic."
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Usually not. Treatment is staged so that each step can heal and the bite can be checked before the final teeth are made.
Usually not. Temporary teeth or dentures are normally provided between stages.
Sometimes. Options such as bone grafting or cortico-basal implants may help, depending on your scans and health.
Daily brushing, cleaning around implants with interdental brushes, a night guard if you grind, and regular check-ups.