Restoring Missing Teeth & Collapsed Bite
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The document discusses using orthodontic treatment to properly position teeth before replacing missing teeth with dental implants or restorations. It provides several case examples where orthodontics was used to create space for implants, upright tipped teeth, and correct bites so that the final restorations would have optimal esthetics, function, and longevity. Orthodontics helped set the ideal foundation for replacing missing teeth.
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- 2. Reversal of Drifting to Replace Missing Front Teeth: Invisible Orthodontics dayanorthodontics.com Missing upper lateral incisors and subsequent spacing of top teeth. Invisible orthodontics with false tooth added. Implants placed and ready to be restored. Dentition restored to excellent esthetics, health and function.
- 3. dayanorthodontics.com Replacing Missing Teeth: Setting the Ideal Foundation After orthodontics to create ideal bite and space for replacement of missing tooth. Implant replacement of missing tooth.
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- 5. dayanorthodontics.com Before Before Before Before During During During During Transitional Crowns on Implant Replacements of Left and Right Upper Lateral Incisors Case continued from previous slide
- 6. Beginning With The End In Mind dayanorthodontics.com Replacing Missing Teeth: Setting the Ideal Foundation Missing teeth, drifting, crossbite and generalized restorative challenges. Set up of teeth to visualize post-orthodontic result and confirm with patient and restorative dentist. Post-orthodontic result same as set up. Excellent esthetic and functional result.
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