High difficulty-A case of complete edentulous implant

About the implant teeth, we all have some understanding, in the implant, the most difficult is that the whole mouth is toothless, and the bone mass is also very poor. Before that, some netizens asked, do you want to plant a few toothless teeth? Is it impossible to plant because of a small amount of bone?

Today we are not going to make a long speech, we will use a case study, please read on:

This is one of my patients with complete missing teeth. As can be seen from the X-ray, there is only one shaky tooth left, and the bone mass is very few, very poor, and the requirements for implants are also very high.

This is a preoperative photo of wearing dentures before implants, resulting in severe alveolar bone atrophy.

Everything is ready to start the implant surgery. A hole was prepared in the alveolar bone and implanted into the artificial implant.

This is the result of planting, and this degree of deficiency is adapted to the all no 4 planting technique, planting a few without missing a few.

ALL-ON-4 half-mouth and full-mouth immediate implant technique can overcome the influence of alveolar bone mass on the effect of dental implant, and can achieve difficult implants such as full-mouth, half-mouth and alveolar bone atrophy. It avoids the disadvantages of traumatic, time-consuming and expensive common dental implant surgery. For patients with severe bone deficiency, only 4 teeth can be implanted to complete the restoration of half of the missing teeth, and only 8 teeth are needed for the whole missing teeth. In addition, the special implant method and mechanical design of this technology allow root implantation and crown installation to be completed at one time, and the teeth planted by many customers can be used and eaten normally on the same day.