109FIFTY · Hamburg
Full mouth
Orientation
Many teeth, one bite, one face – and a controlled sequence.
This page situates full-mouth planning in a Hamburg orientation context and does not replace the clinical specialty page. Full-mouth rehabilitation coordinates many or all teeth as one functional and aesthetic system. It does not automatically mean full crowns. 109FIFTY is an information platform and does not treat patients.
Orientation
As little as possible.
As precise as necessary.
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Findings & planning
Bring together teeth, bite, function, facial dynamics/lip effect and colour goal – defect-oriented per tooth; plan bite elevation for space gain if needed.
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Bite Elevation
Typically in pathological tooth wear: finding the bite needs expertise of the masticatory system – not a cosmetic standard measure and not a procedure for treating wrinkles.
Bite Elevation - 03
Smile design & 3D try-in
Visible, comparable and documentable goal before irreversible steps; check effect in facial dynamics and speech in the 3D simulation.
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Practice and laboratory
According to the 109FIFTY philosophy, dentistry and dental technology coordinate closely. Metaphorically, the laboratory has a dental chair: the technician thinks from the patient, not only from the model. Clinical treatment takes place at the designated provider – in Hamburg at MEDIKUSS – not at 109FIFTY. This is not a veneer treatment page and not a materials lexicon.
Full-Mouth Rehabilitation
FAQ
Clearly
explained
Is this the full clinical Full Mouth page?
No. This is a local orientation page. The full medical framing is at /en/leistungen/full-mouth-rehabilitation.
Are all teeth crowned in a full-mouth plan?
No. Full mouth describes overall planning, not preparation form. Substance-preserving partial restorations can play a central role.
Is bite elevation always required?
No. It is used only when findings, space and treatment goals justify it diagnostically.
More orientation topics
Non-Prep Veneers · Hamburg orientation Chairside dental technology · orientation Aesthetic dentistry according to the 109FIFTY philosophy