Implant Surgery and Total Prosthetics in a Patient with Generalized Periodontitis
- The patient complained about the upper anterior teeth mobility and was dissatisfied with the aesthetic appearance of the crowns and her teeth.
- The main concern was to have whiter teeth and a brighter smile.
- The patient had the porcelain fused to metal crowns on four extremely mobile upper incisors and a large diastema between the central incisors. All four incisors required extraction.
- Some of the teeth on the lower jaw were also missing. In addition, there was multiple gingival recession. The patient received periodontal treatment, immediate post-extraction implantation of four upper incisors in the area of the upper lateral incisors and the missing lower jaw teeth.
- Four months later, the patient had implant-retained ceramic crowns and pin teeth.
- Prosthetic scheme using implants and ceramic crowns.
- The patient was completely satisfied with the result.
- Final result.
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