Cases Treated At Our Office

Case #37:

A patient presented missing all upper teeth and requested a fix restoration. Eight implants were placed along with accompanying sinus lift and bone grafting procedures, with the plan to restore the case using individual bridges rather than a single piece appliance per patient’s request.

^{X-ray showing all missing teeth in the upper jaw}

^{Eight implants placed in the upper jaw}

Case #35:

Patient presented with two failing implants and a non-restorable tooth. She declined a sinus lift. As a result, two neighboring implants were placed to support 3-unit bridge.

^{Unrestorable tooth & failing old implants}

^{Newly placed implants}

Case #33:

Patient presented with a missing tooth. An implant was placed and restored with a crown.

^{Missing a tooth}

Implant placed

Case #31:

A hopeless, root canal treated molar was extracted and bone grafted. An implant was placed and restored with a crown.

^{Failing root canal (non-restorable)}

R^{eplaced with an implant}

Case #29:

One of the abutment teeth supporting a bridge was deemed hopeless. The bridge was sectioned and one of the crown was preserved. The patient elected to have two additional implants placed and restored as two single crowns.

^{Failing bridge}

^{Two implants placed}

Case #27:

A severely decayed tooth was extracted and replaced with an implant.

^{Non-restorable tooth}

^{Implant placed}

Case #25:

Two hopeless teeth were extracted, bone grafted and replaced with two implants for single crown restorations.

Case #23:

A hopeless, root canal treated first molar was extracted and bone grafted. A sinus lift was also performed to create sufficient vertical bone height. An implant was placed to support a crown.

Case #21:

A root canal treated first molar was determined to be hopeless by an endodontist. An extraction was recommended. The second molar was missing as well. It was decided to replace both teeth with two implants.

Case #19:

Patient presented with a fractured tooth under a bridge. It was decided to place two implants instead of a four-unit bridge.

Case #17:

Patient presented with 2 congenitally missing laterals. Implants were placed at the end of the orthodontic treatment.

Case #15:

A severely decayed, hopeless tooth was extracted, bone grafted, and replaced with an implant.

Case #13:

The patient presented with a hopeless root canalled tooth. The adjacent tooth was missing as well. Tooth was removed and two implants were placed.

Case #11:

The patient presented with significant bone loss. The tooth was removed and a bone graft was placed. After adaquate healing, an implant was placed to support a crown.

Case #9:

A missing 1st molar was replaced with an implant. CBCT (Cone Beam Computed Tomography) was used to ensure proper placement.

Case #7:

Patient presented with a hopeless root canal treated tooth. It was extracted and bone graft was placed. After 3 months an implant was placed.

Case #5:

Patient was interested in fixed implant retaiied bridge. A sinus lift was performed and two implants were placed.

Case #3:

A vertically fractured tooth was extracted and replaced with an implant.

Case #1:

A root canal treated tooth was determined to be fractured and hopeless. It was extracted, the site was grafted and an implant was placed.