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Our cases in 2013

This is where we were in 2013 – our dentures in line with the most modern standards. Two cases are especially interesting, because we placed new implant-supported dentures next to our earlier work in past patients. The new dentures are less problematic, easy to repair and more attractive. There has been a huge advance within just a few years.

Our cases – from the past

The oldest one, photographed after 15 years of use!

Our dental photo gallery almost always shows recently finished cases. We’ll now show you what we were able to achieve in the past and where we’ve progressed from. The processes below have all proven their value: they are still “working” perfectly.

The porcelain chipped off the lower denture, which is bonded onto implants
Six implants were placed in the upper jaw in 2013
One missing front tooth (2013)

Our 6 lower implants in perfect condition, after the removal of the bridge placed in 2006

The renovated upper screw-retained porcelain bridge and the new lower screw-retained hybrid zirconia bridge

The upper hybrid (zirconia–lithium disilicate) bridge before screwing it onto the implants

The new upper hybrid bridge and the lower screw-retained zirconia bridge made 3 years earlier

Implant with the beautiful lithium disilicate crown

Implant with the beautiful lithium disilicate crown

Implant with the beautiful lithium disilicate crown

70 minutes: from a prosthesis to the final bridge (2009)
Bone replacement was avoided! 14 implants with NobelGuide (2008)
Completely toothless condition with 14 implants (2007)
A female patient from Switzerland (2008)
8 upper implants with a two-part bridge (2008)
A patient from the East (2008)
Lower and upper All-on-4 (2007)
A nice case (2008)
Nothing is impossible for us! (2007)
Our first All-on-4 case (1998)
Loss of single anterior left tooth (2008)
Our first complete lithium disilicate full-mouth restoration A female patient who ground her teeth, before treatment (2008)

70 minutes: from a prosthesis to the final bridge (2009)

The implantation was started at 8:27 a.m.

The NobelGuide template was fixed in the mouth.

70 minutes later, the final titanium ceramic denture on the eight newly-placed implants.

Close-up of the titanium ceramic lower bridge, 10 minutes after the implantation. There is no bleeding at all.

Bone replacement was avoided! 14 implants with NobelGuide (2008)

8 implants in the upper, 6 in the lower jaw – after the removal of the temporary bridges constructed at the time of implantation

Lower Procera bridge: with a with a pink ceramic gum (due to jaw bone erosion) to stop the teeth from looking too long

The bridges after oral hygiene in 2013

Completely toothless condition with 14 implants (2007)

8 upper and 6 lower Nobel implants

The special Procera hybrid (zirconia–lithium disilicate) bridge

The completed screw-retained bridges in the mouth

A female patient from Switzerland (2008)

Immediately after implantation: temporary upper plastic fixed bridge

The final Procera denture at a 6-year check-up

8 upper implants with a two-part bridge (2008)

Both screw-retained Procera bridges fixed onto the Nobel implants

A patient from the East (2008)

3 hours after upper-lower implantation: immediately loaded with temporary bridges

All-on-4 technique in the lower and the upper jaw: fixed final denture on only 4 implants per jaw

2013: a ceramic fragment chipped off the upper bridge – after the repair

Lower and upper All-on-4 (2007)

In 2012, after the repair of the upper front tooth which broke because of forceful teeth grinding

A nice case (2008)

All-on-4 in the upper jaw, 6 Nobel implants in the lower jaw

Temporary lower and upper bridges made immediately after surgery

The so-called Malo bridges at the check-up in 2013

Nothing is impossible for us! (2007)

The completed conventional porcelain (metal-ceramic) dentures

Our first All-on-4 case (1998)

X-ray image in 2008: 2 fractured upper implants manufactured in Hungary These were immediately replaced with new ones

The two circular bridges after oral hygiene in 2013

Loss of single anterior left tooth (2008)

Screw-retained Procera zirconia crown

The crown in the mouth (the screw inlet opening is on the back)

Our cases in 2013

Our cases – from the past

The oldest one, photographed after 15 years of use!

Our 6 lower implants in perfect condition, after the removal of the bridge placed in 2006

Our 6 lower implants in perfect condition, after the removal of the bridge placed in 2006

The renovated upper screw-retained porcelain bridge and the new lower screw-retained hybrid zirconia bridge

The upper hybrid (zirconia–lithium disilicate) bridge before screwing it onto the implants

The upper hybrid (zirconia–lithium disilicate) bridge before screwing it onto the implants

The new upper hybrid bridge and the lower screw-retained zirconia bridge made 3 years earlier

Implant with the beautiful lithium disilicate crown

Implant with the beautiful lithium disilicate crown

Implant with the beautiful lithium disilicate crown

70 minutes: from a prosthesis to the final bridge (2009)

The implantation was started at 8:27 a.m.

The NobelGuide template was fixed in the mouth.

70 minutes later, the final titanium ceramic denture on the eight newly-placed implants.

Close-up of the titanium ceramic lower bridge, 10 minutes after the implantation. There is no bleeding at all.

Bone replacement was avoided! 14 implants with NobelGuide (2008)

8 implants in the upper, 6 in the lower jaw – after the removal of the temporary bridges constructed at the time of implantation

Lower Procera bridge: with a with a pink ceramic gum (due to jaw bone erosion) to stop the teeth from looking too long

The bridges after oral hygiene in 2013

Completely toothless condition with 14 implants (2007)

8 upper and 6 lower Nobel implants

The special Procera hybrid (zirconia–lithium disilicate) bridge

The completed screw-retained bridges in the mouth

A female patient from Switzerland (2008)

Immediately after implantation: temporary upper plastic fixed bridge

The final Procera denture at a 6-year check-up

8 upper implants with a two-part bridge (2008)

Both screw-retained Procera bridges fixed onto the Nobel implants

A patient from the East (2008)

3 hours after upper-lower implantation: immediately loaded with temporary bridges

All-on-4 technique in the lower and the upper jaw: fixed final denture on only 4 implants per jaw

2013: a ceramic fragment chipped off the upper bridge – after the repair

Lower and upper All-on-4 (2007)

In 2012, after the repair of the upper front tooth which broke because of forceful teeth grinding

A nice case (2008)

All-on-4 in the upper jaw, 6 Nobel implants in the lower jaw

Temporary lower and upper bridges made immediately after surgery

The so-called Malo bridges at the check-up in 2013

Nothing is impossible for us! (2007)

The completed conventional porcelain (metal-ceramic) dentures

Our first All-on-4 case (1998)

X-ray image in 2008: 2 fractured upper implants manufactured in Hungary These were immediately replaced with new ones

The two circular bridges after oral hygiene in 2013

Loss of single anterior left tooth (2008)

Screw-retained Procera zirconia crown

The crown in the mouth (the screw inlet opening is on the back)

Our first complete lithium disilicate full-mouth restoration A female patient who ground her teeth, before treatment (2008)

In 2012, the 28 full-ceramic crowns on the teeth