Conventional

Case Study 1

This lady hated the gap between her two front teeth to the point that she covered her mouth and did not smile in public. Treatment included immediate replacement of her two front teeth with dental implant supported crowns and porcelain veneers on other upper and lower front teeth. Now she loves to smile.

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This lady disliked her instanding upper lateral incisor tooth that also had an abscess on it and therefore required extraction. Not wanting to wear a denture the tooth was extracted, an immediate dental implant placed with an immediate temporary tooth on it, taking the opportunity to put the tooth back into correct alignment. Once fully healed a permanent crown was fitted and now it is almost impossible to distinguish the implant supported crown from the adjacent natural teeth.

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This patient disliked her unsightly teeth and when they became so loose that it became virtually impossible for her to eat she decided something had to be done. Her top teeth were the worst so initially all her top teeth were extracted and dental implants placed to support a full upper bridge. Shortly after this the process was repeated in her lower jaw.

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This patient was referred to Cleveland CDIC for dental implant treatment to replace his failing two upper front teeth. Further discussions with the patient about his smile made it clear that further improvements would be welcomed. Treatment was undertaken to extract the two teeth and place immediate dental implants with shortened temporary crowns. Once healing was complete permanent crowns were placed with porcelain veneers on the two adjacent teeth. The patient was delighted with the final result which provided him with a stunning new smile.

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Case Study 9

This patients upper left central incisor tooth had to be extracted because of a vertical root fracture. He was initially provided with a partial denture but hated wearing it and only used it when aesthetics demanded he have a tooth in place. A single dental implant was placed and restored with an individual crown to match the adjacent teeth.

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This patient referred himself to CDIC following one of our patient information evenings. He wore a full upper denture and had only seven teeth remaining in his lower jaw. He requested a complete set of teeth that replicated those he had had many years ago, he did not wish to continue wearing his full upper denture. Ten implants were placed in his upper jaw and a twelve unit bridge was fitted onto these. In his lower jaw three implants were placed either side and these supported linked crowns. Research has now shown that it is not always necessary to use so many implants and in many cases CDIC now uses only six fixtures in the upper jaw and only two fixtures either side in the lower jaw.

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Case Study 16

This patient had worn a full upper denture for many years but had always disliked it and so asked her own dentist if there was any alternative. She was referred to CDIC where she was provided with a full upper bridge supported on dental implants

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This patient had been told about five years previously whilst living in a different part of the country that her upper left front tooth was failing and she needed it extracting and a dental implant placing. She was too frightened to have any implant treatment carried out at that time. On moving to this area and hearing about Cleveland CDIC she attended for a consultation and decided to go ahead with treatment. Her upper left front tooth was extracted and a dental implant placed immediately along with a temporary crown. Once healing was complete a permanent crown was fitted. It is now almost impossible to tell the difference between the implant crown and the adjacent natural teeth.

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This patient was referred to Cleveland CDIC due to his failing upper teeth all of which required extraction. The patient did not want to wear a denture and so it was decided to provide the patient with teeth in a day. Preparatory work allowed temporary teeth to be pre-made and fitted the same day as all the top teeth were extracted and the four dental implants placed. Following healing the temporary teeth were replaced with permanent teeth.

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