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Case Study

Front Tooth and Molars Restored — 3 Ceramic Implants

  • NobelPearl Ceramic Implants
  • Front Tooth
  • Molars
Smile after treatment: an even row of upper front teeth matched in shape and colour
Retracted view before treatment: a darkened upper front tooth with a grey line at the gum margin

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    Starting point

    A darkened, failing front tooth alongside failing molars — mapped out in a complex consultation covering aesthetics, jaw-joint function, structure and biology, with 3D CBCT imaging.

    Retracted view before treatment: a darkened upper front tooth with a grey line at the gum margin
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    The failing teeth removed

    The compromised roots were removed with our biological extraction protocol — ozone treatment, removal of the periodontal ligament — and the sites treated with PRF fibrin membranes to support natural regeneration.

    Retracted view during treatment: a gap where a front tooth has been removed, with sutures along the gum
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    Panoramic X-ray — 3 ceramic implants

    Three NobelPearl metal-free ceramic implants restore both the aesthetic front region and the chewing function of the molars. At the front implant, a connective tissue graft (CTG) built up the gum contour, and an immediate temporary crown protected the smile during healing.

    Panoramic X-ray of both jaws with three bright implant posts among the natural tooth roots
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    The restored front up close

    Screw-retained metal-free zirconia crowns on the implants, with pressed ceramic inlays and onlays rebuilding the worn chewing surfaces — a natural, seamless result with healthy gum contours.

    Close-up of the restored upper front teeth, even in shape and colour along the gum line
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    The new smile

    Function and aesthetics restored — front and back.

    Smile after treatment: an even row of upper front teeth matched in shape and colour