Case #30
From UK
Full-Mouth Dental Rehabilitation After Advanced Periodontitis | Dental Implants & Zirconia-Ceramic Crowns in Tbilisi, Georgia
Time: 3 Days
System: Swiss Straumann
Before Setup
Final Delivery
Surgeon In Charge
Iza Dzidzikashvili
* Endodontics * Restorative Dentistry * Oral Surgery * Prosthodontics * Implant Dentistry
"Due to advanced periodontitis, severe gum inflammation, bleeding, and significant tooth mobility, the remaining teeth had a poor prognosis. After clinical evaluation, the compromised teeth were extracted, and a comprehensive full-mouth rehabilitation was performed using dental implants and zirconia-ceramic crowns to restore chewing function, dental stability, and a natural-looking smile"
Phase I
Diagnosis & The Problem
The patient presented with gum inflammation, advanced periodontitis, loose teeth, pain, and bleeding gums. The condition caused significant functional and aesthetic discomfort, affecting chewing ability and overall quality of life
Advanced generalized periodontitis with severe periodontal inflammation, tooth mobility, gingival bleeding, and compromised dental function and aesthetics
Phase II
Surgical Protocol & Execution
Extraction of compromised teeth, followed by full-mouth rehabilitation using dental implants and zirconia-ceramic crowns to restore oral function, chewing ability, and aesthetics.
Final Phase
Restored Function & Aesthetics
Successful full-mouth rehabilitation with implant-supported zirconia-ceramic crowns, restoring the patient's smile, chewing function, dental stability, and overall aesthetics. The patient achieved a natural-looking smile and improved oral comfort and quality of life
