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Restoring a Smile with Crowns and Dental Implants

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A dental implant replaces a missing tooth root, and a crown is fixed on top to restore the visible tooth; crowns can also be placed on remaining natural teeth, so the two are often combined in one treatment plan.

Roger of Melbourne’s Crowns and Dental Implants Journey - Greenvale Dental House

Presenting Clinical Problem

A patient presented to Greenvale Dental House after living with damaged and missing teeth that affected comfort and daily function. They were looking for a longer-term solution to restore both chewing and appearance.

  • Severely decayed molars
  • Missing teeth and gaps in the smile
  • Difficulty chewing

The clinical objective was to replace the missing teeth, restore the decayed molars, and improve overall oral health.

Treatment Approach

After consultation and assessment, the treating dentist recommended a combined plan using dental implants and porcelain crowns, along with periodontal (gum) care.

  • Placement of three dental implants to replace missing teeth
  • Porcelain crowns fitted onto the decayed molars and onto the implants
  • Professional cleaning and gum (periodontal) treatment to support oral health

A dental implant replaces a missing tooth root, and a crown is fixed on top to restore the visible tooth. Crowns can also be placed on remaining natural teeth, so the two are often combined in one plan.

Clinical Outcome

Treatment took place over approximately 11 months. The implants replaced the missing teeth and restored chewing function, the porcelain crowns rebuilt the decayed molars, and the cleaning and gum care improved overall oral health.

Individual results vary. Implants and crowns require healthy gums and bone, take time to complete, and can be affected by factors such as oral hygiene, grinding and general health. Suitability for implants and crowns needs to be confirmed at a clinical consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do dental implants and crowns work together?

An implant replaces the missing tooth root, and a crown is placed on top to restore the visible tooth. Crowns can also be fitted to natural teeth, so both are often used within the same treatment plan.

How long does implant and crown treatment take?

Implant treatment usually takes several months because time is needed for healing between stages. This case was completed over about 11 months; your own timeframe would be discussed at consultation.

Why was gum treatment included?

Healthy gums and bone support both natural teeth and implants. Professional cleaning and gum care help reduce the risk of further problems around the restored and replaced teeth.

To discuss whether crowns and dental implants are suitable for you, you are welcome to book a consultation at Greenvale Dental House.

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DISCLAIMER: The material posted is for informational purposes only and is not intended to substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Results vary with each patient. Any dental procedure carries risks and benefits. If you have any specific questions about any dental and/or medical matter, you should consult your dentist, physician or other professional healthcare providers.

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