Multi-unit Dental Implant Case
Name:MS DengAge:31
Evaluation: Long-term use of a removable denture has led to compromised mastication and severe alveolar bone resorption.
Treatment Plan:The solution involves three dental implants that anchor a five-tooth bridge.Two artificial
teeth are suspended between the implant-supported crowns, restoring all five missing teeth.
Patient Feedback:Tought&Feel like natural teeth.Unlike removable dentures, implant-supported teeth are designed for lasting comfort,
security, and a natural appearance—without slipping or the need to grind down adjacent teeth.
For Prevention: Practice good oral hygiene every day and schedule regular professional cleanings and check-ups to effectively
prevent plague accumulation.
Case of Multiple Missing Teeth with Mobility of the Residual Dentition
Name:Mr NiuAge:64
Evaluation: Generalized tooth mobility and multiple tooth loss secondary to poor periodontal status
Treatment Plan:Two implants were placed in both the maxillary and mandibular anterior regions, each supporting two crowns,
restoring a total of four teeth, a three unit fixed bridge, with a pontic for tooth #5, was supported by two implants in positions #4 and #6 in the upper left quadran.
Patient Feedback:It feels solid—I can bite with confidence,
My healthy teeth were left alone, and they look so natural and feel so comfortable, it's just like having my own teeth back.
Multiple Dental Implants Case
Name:Mr QinAge:34
Evaluation: Missing two or three maxillary anterior teeth.
Treatment Plan:Three implants were placed to anchor a bridge that replaces five teeth,with two artificial teeth suspended in between.
Patient Feedback:Experience
a secure, long-lasting solution that protects your healthy teeth,feels comfortable, and looks bcautifully natural.
For Prevention:Consistent care, including diligent oral hygiene and regular professional maintenance,is
essential for the long-term durability of dental implants.
Half Arch Dental Implant Case
Name:Mrs zhangAge:40
Evaluation: The patient presents with compromised masticatory function and severealveolar bone resorption secondary to long-term use of a removable denture
Treatment Plan:The patient underwent bilateral maxillary sinus
augmentation to restore masticatory function in the upper arch, and three implants were placed in the mandible, supporting a 4-unit prosthesis to restore masticatory function.
Patient Feedback:It feels just like my own
teeth— I can eat anything I want with confidence, and they're so comfortable and natural-looking that I forget they're not real.For Prevention:Maintain meticulous oral hygiene and adhere to a schedule of regular professional
maintenance; these measures are essential for achieving optimal functional longevity of your dentition.
Half Arch Dental Implant Case
Name:Mr WangAge:65
Evaluation: Mobility and subsequent loss of sound maxillary teeth secondary to removable denture use
Treatment Plan:The remaining mobile teeth were extracted, followed by the placement of six maxillary implants to restore
a complete arch of twelve teeth
Patient Feedback:Natural Beauty,Worry-Free Function,and Seamlessly integradted Comfort.
For Prevention:To prolong the functional longevity of your restoration, avoid chewing excessively
hard foods, maintain meticulous oral hygiene, and adhere to your scheduled recall appointments
Half Arch Implant Dental Case
Name:Mrs YangAge:87
Evaluation: Abrasive cervical lesions with subsequent tooth fracture and mobility, attributed to long-term traumatic toothbrushing with a horizontal technique
Treatment Plan:Procedure: Extraction of compromised dentition
and placement of four implants in the maxillary arch
Patient Feedback:l can finally eat anything I want without worrying. It's secure, doesn't harm my other teeth, and looks and feels so natural that I forget it's even
there
To ensure the long-term durability of your implant restoration, I advise: • Meticulous oral hygiene. • Regular professional examinations and maintenance These are critical determinants of clinical success
complete edentulism
Name:Mrs WangAge:65
Evaluation: Long-standing tooth loss, characterized by mobile teeth and resulting alveolar bone resorption
Treatment Plan:The patient underwent full-arch immediate rehabilitation with six im-plants placed in both the maxilla
and mandible Patient Feedback:l can finally chew with confidence, smile without hesitation, and enjoy every day in complete comfort.
For Prevention:Maintain regular recall appointments and practice meticulous oral hygiene
to prevent periodontal disease and ensure the long-term success of your dentition
A case of generalized mobility in the remaining teeth and complete edentulism.
Name:Mr PanAge:62
Evaluation: Wearing a removable denture over the long term can loosen and eventually cause the loss of your natural teeth, which can significantly diminish your appetite.
Treatment Plan: The treatment involved extraction
of the residual mobile teeth and immediate placement of 12 implants with a fixed prosthesis.
Patient Feedback: It feels solid—I can bite with confidence. My healthy teeth were left alone, and they look so natural and feel
so comfortable, it's just like having my own teeth back
For Prevention:Keep up with your check-ups and practice good oral hygiene to prevent gum problems and extend the life of your teeth
