Tooth #10 (maxillary left lateral incisor) has broke as a result of a traumatic accident. The remaining portion of the tooth (seen at the gum-line level) is extracted and a dental implant is placed along with a oral prosthetic implant crown.

The area in the posterior quadrant have 2 missing molars and 2 broken, non-restorable premolars which are extracted. Next, 4 dental implants are then immediately placed and eventually restored with a posterior oral prosthesis. The ideal space catered for the 4 natural size teeth at this site is limited since

The patient has severe generalized periodontal disease (bone loss) but only wishes to address his immediate concern which are two extremely loose teeth in the front of his lower mouth. At the current time, the patient chooses only to extract the 2 loose teeth and to replace them with two

Patient had extractions of all of the teeth in the upper arch due to severe teeth decay. For this particular case, multiple dental implants were placed on the same day of the extractions without the reflection of any soft tissue flaps (flapless surgery) to minimize post-operative pain; promote faster and

The tooth #8 has to be extracted due to severe tooth decay which caused the tooth to gradually deteriorate over time. The site is then placed with a standard sized endosteal or root-form dental implant followed by an implant crown oral prosthetic.

A tooth with severe decay is extracted and a dental implant is immediately placed. The site is finally restored with a dental implant crown. The space of the extraction site has closed over time due to the severe decay of the tooth so therefore the size (interdental space or “lenght”)