Full Clinical Case Reports

The patient experienced both functional and aesthetic dental discomfort and sought treatment to improve oral function and the appearance of their smile. Dental implants and zirconia-ceramic crowns were considered as part of an individually planned restorative treatment approach.

Functional and aesthetic dental concerns requiring restorative rehabilitation. Treatment planning included dental implants and zirconia-ceramic crowns, based on the patient’s individual clinical assessment.

The patient travelled from the United Kingdom to Tbilisi, Georgia, seeking comprehensive dental rehabilitation to restore the function and appearance of their smile. The treatment plan included two dental implants and zirconia-ceramic crowns to address the patient’s individual dental needs.

Diagnosis

Following a clinical assessment, the patient required comprehensive dental rehabilitation, including two dental implants and zirconia-ceramic crowns. The final diagnosis and treatment plan were based on the patient’s individual clinical findings.

The patient required dental crown restoration to improve the appearance and function of the affected tooth.

Tooth requiring dental crown restoration

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The Patient’s Dental Problems

The patient had missing teeth as well as existing broken teeth, which affected both dental function and the overall condition of the smile.

Diagnosis

Clinical examination and dental imaging revealed missing teeth and several broken teeth. The condition required a comprehensive assessment and an individualized treatment plan to restore both dental function and aesthetics.

Patient Concern

The patient presented with Grade III tooth mobility associated with advanced periodontitis, periodontal pockets, and significant alveolar bone resorption.

The clinical condition required careful evaluation of the periodontal tissues and remaining bone support before treatment planning.

Diagnosis

Advanced Periodontitis with Grade III Tooth Mobility, Deep Periodontal Pockets, and Significant Alveolar Bone Resorption.

Advanced Periodontitis with Loose Teeth — Dental Implant Rehabilitation in Georgia

Diagnosis: Grade III Tooth Mobility Associated with Advanced Periodontal Disease

Missing teeth requiring dental implant treatment.

Dental implant treatment indicated following clinical and radiographic evaluation.

Complete edentulism (complete loss of teeth)

Complete edentulism requiring full-arch dental implant rehabilitation

Severely damaged teeth that could not be restored with conventional treatment

Severely damaged and non-restorable teeth in both the upper and lower jaws