All-On-Four™ for Complete tooth loss
Maxillary Overdenture on Four Locators
"When I first got my original denture, I could never talk right or taste my food. Eventually it started getting loose. I really hated having this big piece of plastic in my mouth. When I found out there was an affordable solution of having less plastic in mouth with fewer implants, I jumped at the opportunity. The procedure and aftermath was comfortable and once it was finished, I was very satisfied.�" -S.S.
No more dentures! This patient wore a full upper denture for years, but experienced difficulties in talking, chewing, and tasting her food. Without any incisions, four implants were placed with locator attachments. A new overdenture with a metal frame reinforcement was constructed and affixed to the four implant locators, which kept it stable. This solution also freed the patient from a bulky denture that would have covered the whole palate. This improved talking and chewing.
Smile in a Day™
with Computer Guided Dental Implant Placement
"My mouth was in bad shape. I didn’t like the way I looked either. When I saw the dentist and he showed me how he can design my new smile with a computer, I jumped at the opportunity to get the work done. The same day my bad teeth were removed, implants were placed and new non-removable teeth were attached the implants. It was so easy." -C.W.
Get your smile back! This patient came in with no teeth on his upper jaw and a only a few remaining teeth on his lower jaw, which were hopeless due to severe periodontal disease and decay. His lower lip and chin were sunken in, and his face was showing signs of aging due to missing teeth. A surgical guide was fabricated using computer guided implant software. His remaining teeth were extracted and the surgical guide was used to place implants that would support the prosthesis and keep it stable. The prosthesis was attached, restructuring the patient's face, restoring his smile, and his ability to talk, chew and laugh with ease.
Mandibular Fixed Implant Bridge
to Replace Unstable Lower Denture
"My denture was so uncomfortable! I would get sores in my mouth and it would always come loose whenever I ate food. When I saw there was a solution to this, I went for it. Now my new bottom teeth don’t move around and I can eat the foods I want." -J.W.
Stabilize your denture!This patient only had one tooth stabilizing an entire lower denture, and it was causing her great discomfort. Due to the high level of bone and tissue loss, six (6) implants were placed to support a gold framework with composite teeth attached to it. Pink composite was used to allow for proper tooth proportions because of bone and gum loss. After therapy was completed, she was able to chew her food comfortably.
Smile in a Day™ using All-on-Six
to Replace Dentures
"I hated my yellow teeth and loose dentures. When I had my work done everybody thought I got a bleaching on my natural teeth. I can believe how normal my teeth look!" -E.J.
No More Slipping Dentures. This patient came in wearing both a full lower and upper denture. The dentures were not achieving a proper bite, nor were they preserving her facial structure. A Computer-guided surgical stent was fabricated, with precise guides for the implant placement. Then, implants were placed (minimally invasively and without incisions). A new implant prosthesis was fabricated and secured to the six new implants, restoring the patient's bite, smile and confidence!
Smile in a Day™ - Multiple Teeth
Using Nobleguide Computer Guided Technique to Replace Dentures
"It was about time for me to throw my dentures away. I like these new teeth much more!" -A.D.
Throw your dentures away!This patient had dentures that covered the palate and was very uncomfortable, and had been wearing them for years. Even though the teeth had been missing for some time, there was still adequate bone to accept implants. A Computer-guided surgical stent was fabricated, with precise guides for the implant placement. The patient's remaining teeth were extracted, and the extraction sites were preserved with a bone graft. Then, the implants were placed according to the stent, and immediate teeth were loaded. The patient left the office with a brand new smile and no more palatal coverage, allowing for easy talking and chewing.
