Smiles That Never Cease

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The planning, surgery, and final prosthesis took just under a year to complete.

The result was highly satisfactory, leaving all parties exceptionally pleased and thrilled. Smiles that Never Cease

The patient had significant dissatisfaction with her failing teeth.
Periodontal issues had caused the upper teeth to shift outward, leading to an incompetent upper lip (difficult to close).
Severe gum recession on the lower front teeth was attributed to a high frenum muscle attachment pulling the gum away from the teeth.

The treatment plan involved clearing the upper teeth.
A temporary immediate loading implant bridge supported by four implants was designed using intraoral scans and CBCT scans superimposed on each other.
On the day of surgery, Sam extracted all remaining upper teeth and placed four implants in predetermined positions.
A ready-made temporary implant bridge was customized to fit securely on the implants.
A frenectomy was performed to remove the high frenum attachment for the lower front teeth.
A free gingival graft was applied to cover the exposed lower roots.
After 5-6 months of allowing the implants to integrate, impressions were taken once the gum and bone had healed into a stable state.
The upper teeth were restored with a new implant-retained bridge supported by four implants and the lower teeth with a partial metal denture to achieve a pleasing smile.

This case highlights the successful restoration of the patient's smile and oral health through a comprehensive approach that addressed periodontal issues, gum recession, and the placement of implant-supported bridges.
The result significantly improved the patient's aesthetic and functional aspects, contributing to a higher quality of life.

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The planning, surgery, and final prosthesis took just under a year to complete.

The result was highly satisfactory, leaving all parties exceptionally pleased and thrilled. Smiles that Never Cease

The patient had significant dissatisfaction with her failing teeth.
Periodontal issues had caused the upper teeth to shift outward, leading to an incompetent upper lip (difficult to close).
Severe gum recession on the lower front teeth was attributed to a high frenum muscle attachment pulling the gum away from the teeth.

The treatment plan involved clearing the upper teeth.
A temporary immediate loading implant bridge supported by four implants was designed using intraoral scans and CBCT scans superimposed on each other.
On the day of surgery, Sam extracted all remaining upper teeth and placed four implants in predetermined positions.
A ready-made temporary implant bridge was customized to fit securely on the implants.
A frenectomy was performed to remove the high frenum attachment for the lower front teeth.
A free gingival graft was applied to cover the exposed lower roots.
After 5-6 months of allowing the implants to integrate, impressions were taken once the gum and bone had healed into a stable state.
The upper teeth were restored with a new implant-retained bridge supported by four implants and the lower teeth with a partial metal denture to achieve a pleasing smile.

This case highlights the successful restoration of the patient's smile and oral health through a comprehensive approach that addressed periodontal issues, gum recession, and the placement of implant-supported bridges.
The result significantly improved the patient's aesthetic and functional aspects, contributing to a higher quality of life.

The planning, surgery, and final prosthesis took just under a year to complete.

The result was highly satisfactory, leaving all parties exceptionally pleased and thrilled. Smiles that Never Cease

The patient had significant dissatisfaction with her failing teeth.
Periodontal issues had caused the upper teeth to shift outward, leading to an incompetent upper lip (difficult to close).
Severe gum recession on the lower front teeth was attributed to a high frenum muscle attachment pulling the gum away from the teeth.

The treatment plan involved clearing the upper teeth.
A temporary immediate loading implant bridge supported by four implants was designed using intraoral scans and CBCT scans superimposed on each other.
On the day of surgery, Sam extracted all remaining upper teeth and placed four implants in predetermined positions.
A ready-made temporary implant bridge was customized to fit securely on the implants.
A frenectomy was performed to remove the high frenum attachment for the lower front teeth.
A free gingival graft was applied to cover the exposed lower roots.
After 5-6 months of allowing the implants to integrate, impressions were taken once the gum and bone had healed into a stable state.
The upper teeth were restored with a new implant-retained bridge supported by four implants and the lower teeth with a partial metal denture to achieve a pleasing smile.

This case highlights the successful restoration of the patient's smile and oral health through a comprehensive approach that addressed periodontal issues, gum recession, and the placement of implant-supported bridges.
The result significantly improved the patient's aesthetic and functional aspects, contributing to a higher quality of life.