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MAKEOVERS / CROWNS – BRIDGES – VENEERS

PATIENT, 39 YEARS OLD

A healthy and pretty smile – this was the motto with which the patient came to our practice. In addition to comprehensive conservative treatment, prosthetic treatment was also proposed, resulting in all-ceramic crowns from right to left quadrant.

FIELD OF WORK:  ALL-CERAMIC CROWNS

 

PATIENT, 52 YEARS OLD

The patient was tired of using a flexible upper denture in the winged section and was looking for a permanent solution. At the prosthodontic consultation, the patient was qualified for restoration of the entire upper arch with all-ceramic crowns.

FIELD OF WORK: ALL-CERAMIC CROWNS

 

PATIENT, 43 YEARS OLD

A fractured bicuspid contributed to the Patient’s decision to refresh his entire smile. Before the pillars were ground down, the Patient was referred for the required endodontic treatment. In the next steps, prosthetic steps were taken. Finally, all-ceramic crowns were designed and hand-formed from right to left fifths.

FIELD OF WORK:  ALL-CERAMIC CROWNS

 

PATIENT, 29 YEARS OLD

The patient came to us wanting to replace a bridge on a metal substructure in the upper anterior section ( from two to two) and to improve the aesthetics of her entire smile. All-ceramic crowns from five to five were suggested.

FIELD OF WORK:   ALL-CERAMIC CROWNS

PATIENT, 46 YEARS OLD

The patient’s aesthetic improvement of the upper arch began with a digital diagnosis, through which we pre-planned the scope of treatment and the target appearance of the work. Following the placement of temporary crowns, the patient was referred to a periodontist for lip frenum plication and crown lengthening. Once the gums had healed, all-ceramic crowns were placed on a zirconia framework in the upper segment from the right sixth to the left third.

FIELD OF WORK: ALL-CERAMIC CROWNS

PATIENT, 41 YEARS OLD

The patient came to our practice after a trauma that resulted in the loss of her front teeth and until now she had been wearing a partial denture to complete the front section. In the lower arch, we removed the surviving deciduous teeth d.31 and 41, polished the pillars and proceeded with a full diagnostic design of the new smile. New bridges in both arches four to four were digitally designed in CAD/CAM. The patient opted for a porcelain crown solution on a metal substructure.

The treatment was carried out by dentist dr. Krzysztof Pluta in cooperation with WieczorekLab.

FIELD OF WORK: PORCELAIN CROWNS ON METAL SUBSTRUCTURE

 

PATIENT, 45 YEARS OLD

The patient’s missing tooth d.22 was restored with a zirconia crown and an individually milled zirconia abutment on an Ankylos implant. The missing tooth d.14 was reconstructed with a zirconia bridge on tooth pillars d.15 and d.13. The rest of the teeth in the section d.12-25 were restored with zirconia crowns. The lower wing deficiencies were also restored with zirconia crowns on individually milled zirconia abutments on Ankylos implants. Work on the lower aesthetic section will start in autumn.

The treatment was carried out by Dr Robert Stencel, M.D. in cooperation with WieczorekLab.

FIELD OF WORK: PREMIUM ANKYLOS SYSTEM, ZIRCONIA CROWNS ON IMPLANTS, INDIVIDUAL ABUTMENTS

 

PATIENT, 38 YEARS OLD

The range of work on the patient’s smile included prosthetic restoration in all-ceramic crowns in the section from the right fifth to the left fifth (d.15-d.25).

The treatment was carried out by dentist dr. Krzysztof Pluta  in cooperation with WieczorekLab.

FIELD OF WORK: ALL-CERAMIC CROWNS

 

PATIENT, 31 YEARS OLD

The patient came in with a fractured crown d.11. After a CT scan, d.11 and 12 were qualified for removal. As immediate implantation was not possible, the patient opted for an all-ceramic bridge extending from the right three to the left two (d.13 – 22).

The treatment was carried out by Dr Robert Stencel, M.D in cooperation with WieczorekLab.

FIELD OF WORK: ALL-CERAMIC CROWNS

 

PATIENT, 41 YEARS OLD

In the first stage of the work on the patient’s new smile, the bridge d.11-23 was replaced with a rim d.24. The missing tooth in the second quadrant was restored with zirconia crowns and implants with individually milled abutments, the missing tooth d.16 was restored with a zirconia bridge span on pillars d.17-15. The rest of the teeth in the section d.14-23 were restored with zirconia crowns.

The treatment was carried out by Dr Robert Stencel, M.D. in cooperation with WieczorekLab.

FIELD OF WORK: ZIRCONIA CROWNS ON IMPLANTS, PREMIUM ANKYLOS SYSTEM, INDIVIDUAL ABUTMENTS    

 

PATIENT, 52 YEARS OLD

The range of work on the patient’s new smile included the upper and lower arch. In the first stage, the tooth pillars were ground down and temporary crowns were designed. The result, as seen in the photo, are porcelain crowns on a metal substructure, which complete the segment from sixth to sixth, creating a beautiful smile line.

The treatment was carried out by Dr Robert Stencel, M.D in cooperation with WieczorekLab.

FIELD OF WORK: PORCELAIN CROWNS ON A METAL SUBSTRUCTURE