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Inside Dentistry
February 2016
Volume 12, Issue 2
Case 1 retracted view of patient’s dentition.

Figure 1

Exaggerated smile to evaluate gingival dispay

Figure 2

Provisional prosthesis with hidden transition line and esthetic smile line.

Figure 3

Panoramic radiograph 1 year after treatment showing stable bone levels around well-integrated implants.

Figure 4

Case 2 periapical radiographs of maxillary teeth prior to treatment. These were used to establish the condition of the dentition, not for treatment planning of implant placement.

Figure 5

Exaggerated smile to determine gingival display.

Figure 6

Provisional prosthesis with hidden transition line and esthetic smile line.

Figure 7

Retracted view of the provisional prosthesis.

Figure 8

Panoramic radiograph 1 year after treatment showing stable bone levels around well-integrated implants.

Figure 9

Case 3 exaggerated smile to evaluate gingival and tooth display.

Figure 10

Retracted view of the patient’s dentition.

Figure 11

Temporary titanium cylinders in place over multiunit abutments.

Figure 12

Prefabricated denture drilled in the location of the temporary cylinders, ready for intraoral pick-up.

Figure 13

Temporary cylinders are picked up intraorally with cold-cure acrylic resin.

Figure 14

Monoject syringe is used to pick up temporary abutments for better control of the placement of the cold-cure acrylic.

Figure 15

Temporary titanium cylinders attached to the denture following intraoral pickup.

Figure 16

Upper and lower immediately loaded screw-retained prosthesis 1 week after surgery.

Figure 17

Upper and lower permanent screw-retained prosthesis 1 year after initial implant placement.

Figure 18

Patient with final restorations in place 1 year after initial implant placement.

Figure 19

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