In this case, the patient had old metal-ceramic constructions and composite restorations, which over time led to tooth wear and secondary edentulism.
The need for restoration of both functional and aesthetic aspects was evident.
The treatment process included digital diagnostics using the intraoral scanner 3Shape, which allowed the precise creation of a surgical template for implant placement. After that, the Straumann implant system was used, which was placed in the area of the missing teeth.
The next stage involved using the Seiler operating microscope to prepare the teeth for temporary prosthetics. The prosthetics were placed after 3 months, using zirconia crowns, which achieved excellent functional and aesthetic results.
Result:
The patient received restoration of the lost teeth, improvement in smile aesthetics, and chewing function, thanks to implantation and the placement of zirconia crowns.
Learn more about implantation methods in our article about dental implantation.
Doctors who performed the treatment:
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The surgical stage was performed by oral surgeon and implantologist |
The prosthetic stage was performed by prosthodontist |

