Full mouth rehabilitation with implants

This lady presented to us with multiple loose teeth and was unable to chew her food properly.

Unfortunately, severe periodontal disease meant the remaining teeth had poor prognosis. A decision was made to have all the remaining teeth extracted. She had a choice between conventional full dentures, overdentures stabilised with dental implants, or implant-supported bridges. She chose implant overdentures.

Her remaining teeth were extracted, four implants were placed in each jaw and an immediate full denture was delivered. This was replaced with overdentures on locator attachments connected to the implants four months later.

Smile makeover with dental implants and crowns

This lady presented with some loose upper teeth and inability to chew food.

Severe gum disease had made most of her remaining upper teeth unrestorable and they were replaced with a zirconia implant bridge. Her missing on lower right side and the remaining worn-out teeth were restored with dental implants and cosmetic zirconia crowns. She was very pleased with the results achieved.

Extensive use of digital imaging and 3D scans have helped us to plan this case and to give a satisfactory provisional bridge immediately after extraction and placement of implants.