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Upper jaw Implant All-on-4
Patient info
Nam Dinh
Condition
Full-arch tooth loss
Bone loss
Grade IV bone loss
Treatment time
5 months
The treatment goal is to restore chewing function and aesthetics while ensuring long-term implant stability for the patient.
- BS. Đinh Anh Hoàng
The patient had long-term tooth loss, loose teeth, pain, and difficulty eating. Severe upper jaw bone loss with a thin and low ridge was recorded.
Day 1
Examination & planning
Clinical examination, CT scan and detailed treatment planning.
Day 5
Implant surgery
Implants are placed according to the pre-planned surgical position.
Day 7
Follow-up visit
Healing check, suture removal and home-care instructions.
Day 14
Healing follow-up
Soft tissue healing and hygiene around the implant area are reviewed.
Month 1
Gum stabilization
Gum tissue recovers and the patient follows light chewing guidance.
Month 2
Osseointegration check
Implant stability and bone integration progress are assessed.
Month 3
Fixed temporary teeth
Temporary fixed prosthesis supports light chewing and aesthetics.
Month 4
Final ceramic teeth
Final restoration is fitted, bite and aesthetics are adjusted.
Month 6
Post-restoration check
Bite, hygiene and long-term maintenance guidance are reviewed.
After 1 year
Periodic check-up
Implant stability and long-term chewing function are reviewed.
The new teeth are stable, natural-looking and comfortable for chewing. I am very satisfied with the result.
- Mr. Minh Toan - 58 years oldPlease leave your contact information.
