Implant Treatment in a Patient with Severe Periodontitis
- The patient complained of tooth mobility, bad breath, and teeth changing their previous position in the dentition. She also noted that she had been suffering from periodontitis for many years.
- Physical examination revealed that most teeth were considerably mobile and subject to removal.
- We considered all the patient's wishes and offered the rehabilitation of both jaws following the "All-on-4" protocol.
- In one visit, all teeth were extracted, implants were fixed in both jaws, and temporary crowns were made.
- Four months later, impressions were retaken, and zirconium crowns cemented on titanium bars were made.
- The patient was delighted with the result.
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