The main objective in our activity is the medical need and the desire of the patient in terms of medical care provision.
Often we fall into the oversupply mistake when it comes to anchoring a fixed prosthetic work. The treatment plan consists of a greater number of teeth and implants than are sufficient to anchor the work. A careful analysis leads to establishing the minimum, but sufficient number of required supporting pillars for the dental work.
Putting into practice this approach the patient from trauma during the performance of the work and, why not, from the amount of money that should be allocated. In the illustrated example, the patient was provided with a total fixed prosthetic work, both for the maxilla and the mandible by inserting four implants and preparing the remaining teeth (9 teeth).
After the healing of the implants, in four sessions for preparation, imprints, testing and adaptation/cementing, the patient received the finished work, to his total satisfaction.
Through the rigorous organizationof the work phases and the high competence of the physicians and dental technician, we can offer our patients the execution of various dental prostheses in short time and at maximum quality.
