Full Mouth Rehabilitation Case by Steinway & Fisher Dental Laboratories
The whole study takes you through the full effects of the technical procedure from first seeing the patient too, the fitment of temporary dental restorations, too full productions and finally completion. Steinway & Fisher Dental Laboratory together with a surgery located in Greece, worked together to enhance the appearance of the patient whose pictures are exposed on this page.
Dental Case Study - Before
As seen from these pictures, the patient had previously porcelain fused to metal crowns. Old crowns had metal margin exposed, and also the shape and shade was aesthetically unpleasant. Teeth on the lower arch where worn out, leading to overall facial disfigurement. The color of natural teeth was also aesthetically unpleasant.
The Doctor managed excessive gingival show as well as inharmonious gingival margin level with crown lengthening procedure. To accomplish natural and desirable appearance, Steinway Dental Laboratory, used Lava Zirconium material from 3M whose mechanical and optical properties are outstanding for construction of dental restorations.
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Dental Case Study - Temporary Dental Restorations
The patient had temporary crowns while gingiva was recovering and permanent crowns were constructed.
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Dental Case Study - Dental Technical Procedure
Case was mounted on the fully adjustable articulator ‘Denar’ and the dies were fully scanned on Lava scanner. Lava copings were milled and fitted, followed by porcelain build-up.
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Dental Case Study - After
Finally, the Doctor placed the restorations in the mouth, where the result can be seen from the final pictures.
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Full Mouth Rehabilitation
Steinway & Fisher Dental Laboratories latest Full Mouth Rehabilitation takes you through the full effects of the technical procedure from first seeing the patient too, the fitment of temporary dental restorations, too full productions and finally completion.