Case Study
Full Mouth Rehabilitation
The Challenge
Older crowns failing with new cavities around the edges. Full mouth rehabilitation performed under rubber dam isolation for maximum bond and longevity.
8 Steps
Every phase is planned, verified, and documented before proceeding to the next.
This wonderful patient had older crowns that were failing.
As you could see in these pictures, there were new cavities forming around the edges of the existing crowns, and the crowns themselves were breaking down. These problems were likely due to poor material selection for the previous crowns.
As you could see in these pictures, there were new cavities forming around the edges of the existing crowns, and the crowns themselves were breaking down. These problems were likely due to poor material selection for the previous crowns.
As you could see in these pictures, there were new cavities forming around the edges of the existing crowns, and the crowns themselves were breaking down. These problems were likely due to poor material selection for the previous crowns.
When we removed the older dental work, a rubber dam helped control the amount of water we used and ensured our patient did not swallow any of the old crowns or fillings.
Delivery of the ¾ crowns on the lower teeth was completed with a rubber dam to ensure the best possible bond and longevity of the restorations.
Delivery of the ¾ crowns on the lower teeth was completed with a rubber dam to ensure the best possible bond and longevity of the restorations.
The final result was a rejuvenated smile with excellent function and aesthetics.
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