Common Post-Operative Events
Swelling, bruising, and soreness for 3–7 days — expected and manageable with prescribed medication. Temporary bite changes as bone integrates. Diet restrictions (soft foods) for 8–12 weeks.
Full Mouth Rehabilitation Risks — A Realistic Assessment
Understanding risk is essential for informed consent. This guide covers every clinically documented risk in full mouth rehabilitation — from common minor events to rare complications — and explains how Stunning Dentistry's protocols minimise each.
Less Common Complications
Implant non-integration (osseointegration failure): 1–3% rate in general practice, <1% at Stunning Dentistry with strict protocol. Infection requiring antibiotics: managed with prophylactic protocol. Nerve proximity sensitivity: avoided through CBCT-guided planning.
Rare but Serious Events
Sinus perforation (upper jaw zygomatic cases): experienced surgeons have <2% rate. Prosthetic fracture: managed under lifetime warranty. Implant failure requiring replacement: covered under lifetime warranty at Stunning Dentistry.
Risk Management at Stunning Dentistry
CBCT-guided surgical planning for every case. Hospital-grade sterilisation (ISO 9001:2015). Pre-operative health optimisation (HbA1c, bone quality assessment). 25+ years combined surgical experience. Named post-operative contact for 24/7 monitoring.
Risk After Returning to Canada
Remote monitoring protocol: scheduled video check-ins at 1 week, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year. Local dentist coordination — full case records shared. Escalation pathway: 24/7 WhatsApp clinical triage. Warranty: all failures covered at no cost.