Single Implant Supported Crown
Dental
implants are man made root forms
surgically placed into the upper or lower jaw bone. Implants
are placed into the bone so that a prosthetic crown (the visible part of
your tooth) can be firmly attached.
State-of-the-art technology in implant
dentistry makes it possible to provide replacement teeth that look, feel
and function like natural teeth.
When there is
only one tooth missing between two virgin teeth, implant therapy can be
the ideal treatment to replace the missing tooth without cutting down the
adjacent teeth.
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Case 1 ( Before) Hopeless Central Tooth due to infection and root resorption
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Case 1 ( Before)
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Case 1 (After)
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Case 1 (Final)
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Case 1 ( Final) 4 years Follow-up
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Case 2 ( Before) Infection non-restorable lateral
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Case 2 (Before)
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Case 2 (Implant radiograph)
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Case 2 (Final)
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Case 2 (Final)
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