Single tooth replacement
A single missing tooth can be replaced using an implant and a single crown. This elegant option replaces missing teeth without ruining adjacent teeth.
Multiple teeth replacement
If several teeth are missing, the ideal solution is the replacement of a tooth with an implant and a single crown. However, if the bone volume is lacking, a chosen implant placement can provide a good reconstruction with a bridge over two or several implants.
Single tooth replacement remains the best solution considering occlusal wear to the bone, aesthetics and hygiene.
Full arch reconstruction with implants
Implants stabilising a removable appliance can fulfil full arch replacement. Retention for dentures can be provided using bars or ball abutments
Full arch denture on bar
Full arch denture on ball abutments
Full arch reconstruction can be solved with a chosen implant positioning and a screw retained bridge.
Screw retained full arch reconstruction
The procedure is the following:
- Bone volumes screening and implant planning are conducted with dedicated software.
- A surgical guide allows precise implant positioning in the selected sites. The surgical guide allows a minimal approach without flap elevation for implant placement.
- A fixed temporary prosthesis is screwed over the implants at the end of the session.
THE EDENTULOUS PATIENT AT THE BEGINNING OF THE APPOINTMENT WILL QUIT THE OFFICE WITH HIS IMPLANTS AND A TEMPORARY FIXED PROSTHESIS SCREWED TO THE IMPLANTS.
Full arch prosthesis can be provided after a six month bone healing around the implants.
Bone Augmentation
- Autogenous bone grafts
- Xenografts
- Guided bone regeneration
- Sinus lift
