Oral rehabilitation is the branch of dentistry responsible for restoration; in other words, it restores aesthetic function and oral harmony through dental prostheses for missing teeth, severe damage, or aesthetic issues, always aiming for proper occlusion and function.

Oral rehabilitation is a specialty within dentistry that integrates the areas of fixed prosthodontics, removable prosthodontics, operative dentistry, occlusion, and dental implants. It involves diagnosing and creating an appropriate treatment plan for high-complexity patients who need to restore their oral health through the most modern rehabilitation techniques.

At the same time, it establishes a close relationship with other dental disciplines, such as periodontics, endodontics, and orthodontics.

Through current dental techniques, these rehabilitations are achieved with fixed prostheses, either on teeth or dental implants, in over 95% of patients, avoiding the use of removable prostheses that are always uncomfortable and, in many cases, impossible to tolerate.