Case Study – Full Mouth Rehabilitation

Using Dental Crowns, Porcelain Veneers and Dental Bridges

Dental Crowns, Veneers and Bridges

In this case there were a lot of existing dental crowns present which had been placed many years ago. There were some missing upper and lower teeth.

The patient wanted a whiter, more even smile so Dental Smiles Takeley gave the patient a full mouth rehabilitation using dental crowns, veneers and bridges.

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This case required a number of treatment types: Metal free dental crowns, porcelain veneers, bridges and Invisalign teeth straightening of the lower front teeth. Another option would be to have dental implants to avoid a removable denture but the patient chose to have a denture.
The alignment of the lower front teeth to allow the best position for the new veneers took around 3 months, the remaining crowns, veneers took around 6 weeks to complete.
No, in many cases the teeth are already in a good position to allow this treatment. In this case the teeth needed to be moved to allow the best result and minimum preparation of the lower teeth.
The shape of the new teeth were planned on a ‘diagnostic model’ to show the patient the new planned teeth shape BEFORE starting. This shape was used for the temporary teeth so that we knew for sure that the shape and bite were good before the permanent teeth were made.
We used a ‘shade guide’ to compare to the existing teeth. The temporary teeth were made the shade we thought was right to try at home before the final shade was decided.
Like all dental restorations a combination of: good oral hygiene, daily flossing and a low sugar diet make dental restorations last as long as possible.
The actual and planned tooth position are near identical in this case - aided by the very good wear (22 hours a day+)
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