In this case, the absence of two chewing teeth in the lower jaw led to reduced chewing efficiency and uneven distribution of load on the remaining teeth.
To restore function, it was decided to replace the missing teeth using dental implants.
After CBCT imaging, 3Shape digital scanning, and 3D treatment planning, a surgical navigation guide was fabricated, allowing precise placement of MegaGen AnyRidge implants in the areas of teeth 3.5 and 3.6.
At the same time as implant placement, soft tissue augmentation was performed, and healing abutments were installed to create optimal conditions for future prosthetic restoration.
After successful osseointegration, permanent laboratory-fabricated zirconia crowns were fixed onto the implants.
Result:
The missing chewing teeth were restored, chewing load was normalized, and further disruption of the stomatognathic system was prevented.
The new implant-supported crowns provided comfort, stability, and a natural appearance.
Even the loss of just a few chewing teeth can eventually affect the load distribution throughout the entire dental system.
Learn more about tooth restoration with dental implants.
Treatment performed by:
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Surgical treatment performed by oral and implant surgeon |
Prosthetic treatment performed by prosthodontist |

