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Case Study

Full-Arch Rehabilitation on Implants — Screw-Retained Bridge

  • Implants
  • Full Arch
  • Screw-Retained Bridge
Retracted view after treatment: metal-free crowns with a healthy pink gum line
Retracted view before treatment: dark metal margins along the upper crowns, a metal restoration at the back, and receded, inflamed gums

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  1. 1

    Starting point

    A failing dentition — discoloured crowns, gum problems, an unstable bite.

    Retracted view before treatment: dark metal margins along the upper crowns, a metal restoration at the back, and receded, inflamed gums
  2. 2

    Implants placed and healed

    The osseointegrated implants at uncovering — the foundation of the new arch.

    The upper jaw seen from below: round white healing caps in the gum where implants have been placed, with two remaining natural teeth
  3. 3

    Panoramic X-ray

    The panoramic view shows the number and position of the implants placed.

    Panoramic X-ray of both jaws showing a row of bright implant posts in the upper and lower bone
  4. 4

    Screw-retained bridge seated

    A fixed, screw-retained bridge — cement-free and serviceable at any time.

    The upper arch seen from below with a fixed bridge in place, its screw access holes visible in the chewing surfaces
  5. 5

    The result

    A stable, aesthetic, fully functional set of teeth — and a smile regained.

    Smile after treatment: a full, even row of upper and lower teeth