Full Mouth Reconstruction - 5 Steps Protocol

Full-mouth reconstruction represents one of the most complex challenges in contemporary dentistry, requiring precise diagnostics, interdisciplinary coordination, and predictable execution. This lecture presents a structured five-step protocol for full-mouth rehabilitation designed to minimize biological and technical risks while maximizing functional and aesthetic outcomes.

The protocol follows a strict, logical sequence: periodontal stabilization, endodontic and restorative assessment, orthodontic optimization, surgical intervention, and final prosthetic rehabilitation. Emphasis is placed on comprehensive treatment planning, digital diagnostics, and mock-up–driven execution to ensure predictability at every stage.

Through clinical cases and practical workflows, the lecture demonstrates how a systematic step-by-step approach improves decision-making, enhances communication between clinical disciplines and the dental laboratory, and leads to long-term stability of full-mouth reconstructions. 

1. Describe the five-step protocol for full-mouth reconstruction, emphasizing biological sequencing and the role of each clinical phase in achieving predictable outcomes.
2. Analyze comprehensive diagnostic data to develop structured, interdisciplinary treatment plans for complex full-mouth rehabilitation cases.
3. Apply digital and mock-up–driven workflows to improve clinical accuracy, communication with the dental laboratory, and long-term functional and aesthetic stability.

Presenter

Nazariy Mykhaylyuk, DDS

International expert in microscopic and digital dentistry, specializing in smile makeovers and full-mouth rehabilitation. Founder of M.Vision Clinics, Academy, Lab, M.Vision Las Vegas, and M.Vision Asia. 

He has delivered 300+ lectures in 60+ countries and serves as an International Key Opinion Leader for leading dental companies including Ivoclar Vivadent, 3Shape, Aidite, Deppeler, Asiga, Modjaw, CJ Optics, and DMG. 

DDS, Ivano-Frankivsk Medical University (2008). Published in QDT, Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, Journal of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry, and other leading journals.