Implants for Missing Molars and Zirconia Crowns for a Natural-Looking Smile

The Dental Problem

Our 64-year-old male patient had gradually lost several molar teeth in both the upper and lower jaws over the years. As a result, he was experiencing increasing difficulty with chewing. In addition, the condition of his upper front teeth had become unsatisfactory, primarily from an aesthetic point of view.
To restore both function and appearance, we recommended a complex dental rehabilitation, aiming to help the patient smile freely again and enjoy his favourite foods without discomfort.

Solution

We replaced the missing teeth in the upper and lower molar regions with dental implants. In the upper jaw, a sinus lift procedure was performed to ensure sufficient bone volume for stable implant placement. After the healing period, zirconia bridges were placed onto the implants. The upper front teeth were restored with zirconia crowns following careful preparation.
Dental implants offer a solid and lasting foundation for replacing posterior teeth, while zirconia crowns ensure a natural-looking, aesthetically pleasing smile.

Result

The rehabilitation was completed in two phases over a period of 11 months. The successful dental rehabilitation not only restored our patient’s dentition but also significantly improved his quality of life. He can now smile with confidence and enjoy eating without limitations.