Explore selected dental implant, full-mouth rehabilitation and cosmetic dentistry cases completed by Dr. Anton Andrews at DENTOLOGY.
Individual treatment and outcomes vary. Clinical cases are shown for educational purposes and do not guarantee a particular result.
Dental treatment cannot be evaluated from the final photograph alone. Bone anatomy, remaining teeth, bite relationships, periodontal condition, restorative space and the patient's goals all influence treatment planning.
These cases illustrate different clinical approaches used at DENTOLOGY. They are not intended to suggest that every patient requires the same procedure.
Selected cases ranging from replacement of a single front tooth to reconstruction of multiple posterior teeth.
A missing lower molar had been absent long enough for substantial ridge volume to be lost. Bone augmentation and implant placement were coordinated, followed by restoration after healing.
Learn about single-tooth implants →A fractured upper front tooth was removed and an implant with bone grafting was placed during the same surgical visit. The restorative phase included digital planning and a ceramic implant crown.
Explore front-tooth implant treatment →This patient required reconstruction of multiple posterior areas. Treatment combined implant placement with surgical and restorative planning to rebuild posterior support.
Explore multiple-tooth implants →Severely compromised posterior teeth were removed and the molar site received an implant with bone grafting during the same surgical appointment. The implant was restored after integration.
Learn about immediate implant treatment →Following complications and bone loss at a previous extraction site, treatment included management of the affected area, placement of three implants and simultaneous bone grafting.
Learn about replacing several teeth →Extensive cases involving failing dentition, missing teeth, restorative reconstruction and implant-supported treatment.
The remaining upper teeth had a poor prognosis with substantial bone loss and bite concerns. Treatment included extraction, grafting, sinus augmentation and placement of six implants, followed by a fixed full-arch restoration.
Explore All-on-X treatment →This complex case required coordinated treatment involving restorative dentistry, dental implants and ceramic restorations to reconstruct compromised and missing teeth.
Explore comprehensive rehabilitation →Treatment planned around tooth structure, smile proportions, function and the patient's individual aesthetic goals.
Detailed smile and restorative evaluation was followed by treatment designed to improve tooth form, proportions and overall smile balance while preserving appropriate tooth structure whenever possible.
Explore smile makeover treatment →This case involved substantial restorative needs requiring a coordinated approach to damaged, missing and aesthetically compromised teeth.
Learn about smile rehabilitation →Rather than restoring the entire smile, treatment was concentrated on selected visible teeth using ceramic and tooth-colored restorative materials.
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Patients who return from overseas implant treatment with a cracked, loose, or failed full-arch temporary bridge can be evaluated at DENTOLOGY. When clinically appropriate and compatible with the implant system, the temporary restoration may be repaired or a new temporary prosthesis can be fabricated so the patient is not left without usable teeth during healing.
Emergency care for broken All-on-X temporaries →Implant attachments can provide additional retention and support for selected removable dentures.
After compromised lower teeth were removed, two implants were placed to support attachment components for a lower denture. Following integration, the denture was connected to the implants to improve retention and function.
Learn about implant denture stabilization →Existing front crowns with visible dark margins were replaced with ceramic restorations. Soft-tissue contouring was incorporated where appropriate to refine the relationship between teeth and gingiva.
Explore cosmetic dental options →Periodontal evaluation identified excess gingival tissue that could be treated conservatively. Laser contouring was used to modify the visible gum line, followed by healing and reassessment.
Explore cosmetic dentistry →Selected clinical and digital-dentistry videos from DENTOLOGY.
Immediate molar implant replacement and digital restorative workflow.
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