CA LÂM SÀNG CA #0322

KH: Nguyễn Minh Nhật

Dental implants in both jaws

Patient info

Hà Nội

Condition

Mất nhiều răng

Bone loss

Treatment time

6 tháng

Our patient Nguyen Minh Nhat had lost all upper teeth and had bone loss in the back tooth area, so we combined bone augmentation with an adjusted implant angulation to make full use of the available bone. After surgery, all implants achieved good stability, creating favorable conditions for the restoration and a durable long-term result.

- BS. Trịnh Minh Chiến

Treatment Profile Treatment Plan The recovery journey Treatment Results Patient Testimonials

1. Treatment Profile

Triệu chứng & tình trạng

Loss of all upper teeth.
Bone loss in the back tooth areas on both sides.
Low maxillary sinus, with only about 1 mm of bone height at sites 16 and 26.
D2–D3 bone quality, with limited bone width at some sites.

Diagnosis

Loss of all upper teeth with alveolar bone loss and insufficient bone volume in the back of the jaw due to a low maxillary sinus; indicated for an All-on-6 implant restoration combined with supporting techniques to increase bone volume.

Cone beam CT images

2. Treatment Plan

3. The recovery journey

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