BEFORE
AFTER
Treatment undertaken:
Let’s look at a typical case: a patient with a broken first molar on the lower right side of the jaw.
- Initial Consultation and Planning: We removed the damaged tooth and placed the implant immediately, without needing to lift the gums (see Figures 1 and 2).
- Healing and Restoration: Eight weeks later, we placed the final crown, completing the process (see Figures 3 and 4).
By streamlining these steps, we provide a more efficient and comfortable experience for our patients.
Explore more of our before & afters…
Immediate Implants
Immediate implants for a broken front tooth
Implant bridge and a single-winged full ceramic resin bonded bridge to replace front teeth
Immediate implants for front teeth after trauma
A step-by-step approach to immediate implants
Extraction, immediate implant, bone augmentation, connective tissue graft and temporary
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Written by: Prof Dr Christian Mehl
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