Implants to Replace Multiple Missing Teeth

Before and After Photos

The patient required upper full arch clearance – there was also a deep overbite. We carried out upper ‘All on 4’ treatment for the patient – we removed the upper teeth, open the same day we provided the patient with an upper provisional implant bridge that was designed to also correct the deep overbite – you can see this provisional bridge on the day out was fitted above 4 months later we replaced this bridge with the final bridge.

Photo courtesy of Dr Suneil Amin

We carried our upper and lower full arch clearance. We carried out upper and lower ‘Teeth in a Day’ for this patient. 4 months later we replaced the provisional upper and lower implant bridges with the final bridges you can see in the picture.

Photo courtesy of Dr Suneil Amin

We carried our an upper implant bridge for this patient to replace the UL2 to the UR3. Implants were placed in the sites of the UL2, UL1, UR2 and UR3. A provisional denture was made for the patient and 4 months later we fitted the final upper implant bridge you can see in the picture.

Photo courtesy of Dr Suneil Amin

The patient required upper full arch clearance – there was also a deep overbite. We carried out upper ‘All on 4’ treatment for the patient – we removed the upper teeth, open the same day we provided the patient with an upper provisional implant bridge that was designed to also correct the deep overbite – you can see this provisional bridge on the day out was fitted above 4 months later we replaced this bridge with the final bridge.

Photo courtesy of Dr Suneil Amin

Several missing teeth affect the bite and speech. A dental bridge secured to three implants meant that the new teeth were ready for normal use.

This patient had had 6 implants placed whilst abroad, two of which were loose. The implants were removed and later a bridge was fitted.

This patient was missing nearly all of her back teeth on the top and bottom jaw. Implant supported bridges improved the quality of life.

Where there are two or more missing teeth, the dental implant replaces the root of the original tooth while the neighbouring teeth remain intact.

Teeth lost as a result of gum disease, resulted in the patient wearing an uncomfortable partial denture. Implants provided secure support for bridges.

Unable to get on with a denture, dental implants were used to serve as the new roots to support a new dental bridge and new teeth, renewing the smile.

Several missing teeth were restored with implant supported bridges making it easier for the patient to eat, speak and smile.

Several missing teeth on either side of the upper jaw were restored with implant supported bridges, making it easier for the patient to eat, speak and smile.

Missing teeth were making it difficult for the patient to eat. An implant supported bridge improved the ability to eat and chew.