Multiple teeth
Replacing missing teeth with screw-retained implant crowns
Implants were placed into a healed extraction site, with guided bone regeneration (graft material to build up the bone). Six weeks later, wider healing abutments were used to shape the gum. iTero scan bodies were attached for a digital scan, and screw-retained crowns were made on the iTero model. Once the crowns were fitted, the small screw-access holes were sealed with white fillings.
Before and after
Before 
After
Step by step
Every stage of the treatment, in order. Photos from the practice archive.
Pre-op healed extraction site 
Implants placed in situ with implant carriers showing angulations 
Implants placed with carriers removed 
Implants in situ with guided bone regeneration (bone substitute build-up) 
Closed implant site with metal healing abutments 
Healing abutments healed in situ 6 weeks later pre exposure 
Wider healing abutments used to develop emergence profile 
Emergence profile of implant fixtures 
iTero scan bodies attached to implant fixtures 
Screw retained permanent crowns on iTero model 
Permanent crowns with iTero soft tissue model 
Screw-retained permanent crowns tried in situ 
Screw-retained permanent crowns in situ, showing the screw access hole Final screw retained permanent crowns with white fillings placed in access holes
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