Learn More about Oral Rehabilitation
Key Facts:
Duration: Varies – usually completed in multiple sessions
Clinic Stay: Outpatient procedure (same day visits)
Anesthesia: Local or general, depending on the procedure
Recovery Duration: Moderate – varies depending on treatment complexity
Back to work: Within a few days to a week, based on case
Oral Rehabilitation is a comprehensive dental solution designed to restore full function, aesthetics, and health to your mouth. It is ideal for patients who have experienced extensive damage, missing teeth, or complex bite issues. This treatment may include implants, crowns, bridges, veneers, or other restorative techniques to rebuild your smile and bite structure. Each plan is fully customized to meet your unique dental and facial needs.
Oral Rehabilitation Can Help You With:
Restoring chewing function and bite alignment
Replacing missing or severely damaged teeth
Correcting worn-down or misaligned dentition
Regaining a confident, natural-looking smile
You May Be a Suitable Candidate for Oral Rehabilitation If:
You have multiple missing, damaged, or decayed teeth
You experience discomfort while chewing or speaking
You want to restore both the function and appearance of your smile
You are free of active infection or serious gum disease
What Happens During the Procedure?
Your Oral Rehabilitation journey begins with a full diagnostic evaluation, including scans and impressions to assess your dental condition and create a strategic plan. Treatment may include:
Core fabrication, temporary tooth fabrication, permanent crowns.
Implant-supported crowns, full and partial dentures, and bruxism plates.
Adjustments to bite and jaw alignment
Cosmetic restorations for a natural look and feel
Each rehabilitation plan is done in stages over several visits to allow healing and precise customization.
Oral Rehabilitation Journey – Your Personalized Itinerary
Before You Arrive:
Online meeting with our in-country Care Assistant and Dental Specialist
Review of photos, scans, and medical history
Pre-travel briefing to discuss itinerary and treatment stages
Day 1 – Arrival Day:
Arrive in Colombia
Welcomed at the airport by your Care Assistant
Transport to your hotel
Welcome briefing by Care Assistant
Optional spa treatment to help you relax
Day 2 – Consultation and Planning:
Meet your Care Assistant at the hotel
Transport to the clinic for digital scans and oral evaluation
Discuss treatment stages and finalize your plan with the Specialist
Day 3 – Treatment Phase Begins:
Begin initial procedures (Start of impression taking and preparation).
Post-treatment rest and assistance from our team
Day 4 – Continuation or Check-Up:
Follow-up visit or continuation of treatments as scheduled
Adjustments or refinements as needed
Day 5 – Final Check & Travel:
Final review and instructions from your Specialist
Care Assistant accompanies you to the airport for departure assistance
What to Expect Before, During, and After Oral Rehabilitation
Before Treatment:
Comprehensive dental examination and imaging to plan your treatment
Discussion of your goals and expectations
Preparation of a personalized treatment plan
During Treatment:
Administration of local or general anesthesia for comfort
Execution of planned procedures with precision and care
Continuous monitoring to ensure optimal outcomes
After Treatment:
Mild discomfort or sensitivity may occur but typically resolves quickly
Detailed guidelines for post-treatment care and maintenance
Follow-up appointments to monitor healing and progress
Recovery After Oral Rehabilitation
First 24 Hours:
You may experience some discomfort or swelling, which can be managed with prescribed medications. It’s advisable to rest and avoid strenuous activities during this period.
Week 1:
Healing continues, and you may have follow-up visits to monitor progress. Pain typically subsides, and you’ll begin adapting to your new bite and smile.
Month 1:
Final restorations may be placed (if part of the plan), and long-term outcomes begin to show. Your comfort, chewing ability, and confidence improve greatly.
Long-Term Results
With proper care and maintenance, the results of oral rehabilitation can last for decades. Daily brushing, flossing, routine cleanings, and night guards (if recommended) help preserve your new smile and oral function.
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Our base package includes:
In-country ground transportation
In-country attendance service
Stay at a comfortable 5 Star Accommodation
Consultation and orientation with our in-house Assistant
Custom Oral Rehabilitation Procedure
Travel insurance
Frequently Asked Questions
We understand that traveling abroad for medical care can raise many questions. That’s why we’ve compiled answers to the most common inquiries about our services.
How long does Oral Rehabilitation take?
The duration varies depending on the complexity of your case. It typically involves multiple sessions over several weeks or months.
Is Oral Rehabilitation painful?
Procedures are performed under anesthesia to minimize discomfort. Post-treatment soreness is common but manageable with prescribed medications.
Will my smile look natural?
Yes, restorations are designed to match the natural appearance of your teeth, ensuring a harmonious and aesthetically pleasing result.
How do I care for my new restorations?
Maintain good oral hygiene practices, attend regular dental check-ups, and follow any specific care instructions provided by your dentist.
Is Oral Rehabilitation suitable for everyone?
Candidates should be in good general health and free from active oral infections. A thorough evaluation will determine your suitability for the procedure.
The information provided here within should not be construed in any way as medical guidance or advice. Please consult with your medical professional. This content is for informative purposes only and may be subject to updates or changes.
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