Multiple teeth
Replacing several teeth with an implant-supported bridge
Implants were placed after direction indicators had been used to check the angle of the prepared site. Eight weeks later the site had healed, and a small incision exposed the tops of the implants. An acrylic positioning jig was used to seat the final abutments, and the gum was shaped around them. The final implant-supported bridge, built on a metal framework, was then fitted.
Before and after
Before 
After
Step by step
Every stage of the treatment, in order. Photos from the practice archive.
Preoperative surgical site 
Implant site exposed 
Implant direction indicators used to ensure exact angulations of prepared implant bed 
Implant fixtures placed in situ 
Closed surgical site 
Healed surgical site 8 weeks later 
Small incision to expose implant fixture heads 
Acrylic positioning jig used to seat permanent implant abutments 
Metal framework for final implant bridge 
Emergence profiles developed prior to final implant impression 
Mirror view of implant abutments and their emergence profile 
Metal framework of the final implant bridge tried in 
Retracted view of final implant supported bridge in situ Mirror view of final implant bridge 
Close up of retracted post operative final bridge
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