Upper Full-Arch “All-0n-6” Implant Prosthesis
Case ID: 4359
Case ID: 4322
A patient has a failed 5-unit dental bridge and needs the extraction of 2 teeth as a result. The area of missing teeth will then increase from 2 to 4 and a new 6-unit dental bridge is not possible due to the excessiveness of the longer span of space. Therefore, 4 dental implants will be […]
Autogenous Bone Block Harvesting from Jaw and into Deficient Area needing 2 Teeth Extractions and 4 Dental Implant PlacementsCase ID: 4308
This patient has been involved in an accident and had fallen down, resulting in the knocking out of the 2 front middle teeth along with supporting bone and the relocation of 2 other teeth directly adjacent to them. As a result, these 2 teeth will need to be extracted, a bone augmentation procedure involving a […]
Autogenous Bone Harvesting and Bone Transplantation to the Anterior Region of the Upper Arch with Placement of 4 ImplantsCase ID: 4266
For this particular patient, a non-invasive flapless surgical approach was performed. This approach is advantageous since it minimizes post-operative discomfort or pain and minimizes healing time and as a result, it reduces the overall downtime for the patient. This surgery was performed free-handedly and no surgical guide (aka surgical template) was fabricated or utilized which […]
Extraction of Upper Teeth with Immediate Placement of Implants for an “All-on-6” Full-Arch Fixed Implant Prosthesis